What to see in Province Alicante

Cala de La Lobella coast near Benissa has kept it's look of a Mediterranean shoreline with rocky outcrops and bays interspersed with small pinewoods. There is a low that protect the coast and has stopped building on the sea front....

The San Nicolas Cathedral is located in city of Alicante. It is Roman Catholic co-cathedral that was built in 15th-18th centuries over a base of a mosque.Inside, the cathedral is spaciously proportioned. It has a Latin Cross ground plan with six interconnecting side chapels and an ambulatory in the...

Las Ramblas Golf Course is situated near Torreviej , about 40 minutes drive from Alicante airport and about 25 minute drive from Murcia airport....

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Playa Campomanes is located at Costa Blanca, 10km North of Benidorm, between towns of Altea and Calpe. It is partially gay nudist beach....

Playa Levante is one of the 2 main beaches of Benidorm (other is Playa Poniente). It is more popular than Playa Poniente and more visited by tourists as that`s where the majority of bars and restaurants are found. The beach has beautiful, golden sand and crystal clear waters....

The Carlos III bridge in Rojales is constructed over Segura River in XVIII-th century (in 1790, during the reign of King Carlos III) and is an example of the finest of Spanish stonework....

The House-Museum Alberto Sols opened in 1997 is located in a XIX century building located on Main Street in town of Sax. The building is a typical example of architecture of that century.Alberto Sols García is the pioneer and prime mover of Spanish biochemistry. He was born in Sax on February 2 ...

The Cala de l'Advocat is situated near Benissa, under steep cliffs. It can be reached by car and has a parking area with an old jetty....

The Monastery of the Santa Faz in Alicante kept the relic known as the Santa Faz - one of the folds that tradition says belonged to the linen with which Veronica wiped the face of Jesus on the road to Calvary, and which was brought from the Vatican towards the end of XV century....