Alicante is sprawled in front of the Mediterranean Sea in Spain’s Costa Blanca, a 124-mile (200 km) stretch of coast known for its white sandy beaches and charming towns. The city has a rich history, having been inhabited for over 7000 years. It was long used as a trading hub by the Greeks and Phoenicians and was officially founded in 324 BC, eventually being ruled by the Romans and then the Moors. Remnants of its history can be found all around the city.

Alicante has a perfect blend of historical sites and modern comforts and is brimming with culture. From the bustling Port Alicante, home to the round-the-world Ocean Race, to Santa Bárbara Castle perched on top of Mount Benacantil, which towers over the entire city. Weaving through Alicante’s streets, you’ll find charm, class and even a

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