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Alicante certainly has more then enough to offer visitors during a day trip so this would
be my guide to a memorable day in Alicante. The "Rambla" actually means a flood
escape which normally handle the rain water that comes into the city from the mountains
after heavy rain storms called "La Gota Fria". You will find many well priced restaurants
along the Calle Mayor and if you head down one street you find find the
town hall as well as another beautiful square and Museum, which highlights ruins of how
Alicante used to look like.From here you can head down towards the "Postiguet" beach, which
is just a couple of minutes away and enjoy a walk along the "Esplanada" and
make sure you stop for refreshments in one of the terraces that are dotted along
the beach front. One thing to remember is that you should be security conscious in
Alicante, especially in tourist areas of the city but just like you Zapatillas Puma would have to
in any major tourist town around the world.At the end of the "Esplanada" you will
find the "Doctor Gadea" street which will take you back to the "Avenida Maisonnave and
your car. The "Rambla" was traditionaly a shopping street, but today you are likely to
find more restauarants than anything else, but I would suggest the you head up the
"Calle Mayor", one of the oldest strrets in Alicante and in the heart of the
old town. From there you can head back towards the Alicante harbour, where you will
see many luxury yachts moored up and take a look at the harbour's commercial centers
that offer a variety of high cuisine restaurants.If you cross over the road you will
be back on the "Esplanada" and you will find a variety of artisan stands that
offer some unique hand made items, ideal as souvenirs. The average price is about one
Euro per hour, but if you park in the nike tn "Corte Inglés" department store car park,
a few purchases will get you a good discount.Once you have parked check out the
"Avenida Maisonnave" for clothes and shoes shopping in either the "Corte Inglés" or other well
known high street stores and then find time for a bite to eat in one
of the many cafes and tapas restaurants that are found in the adjacent streets. If
you should need to visit the British Consulate during your stay, it is situated in
front of the square and close by you will also find "Hacienda" the Inland revenue
office, should you need to sort out your fiscal affairs.After that you should head up
the Frederico Soto street towards the "Plaza de los Luceros", which is another beautiful square
which has recently be modernised due to the tram which will eventually run underneath up
towards the train station. At the end of the "Avenida Maisonnave" you will see the
"Calvo Sotelo" square, where you can sit and rest and enjoy the sights of the
surrounding area. If you arrive by car, then head for the centre and follow the
signs to "El Corte Inglés" department stores where you will find a handful of underground
car parks. Then walk along the "Alfonso El Sabio" street, which is another important shopping
street and at the end of the street you will find the Alicante municipal market
and the tram station.Have a look round the market just to see how things are
done here and after that walk down the Rambla towards the sea. You should by
now at least had a good insight into what Alicante has to offer visitors and
you may wish to return another day to enjoy the wonders of the historical city
of Alicante and the great selection of shops and restaurants that you would have seen
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