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Happy Holigays in Benidorm

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Hidden Treasure of Costa Blanca: Unveiling the Enchanting Village of Guadalest

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Visit the villages and towns around Benidorm

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Museo de vehiculos in Guadalest

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Happy Holigays in Benidorm

Forget the usual cold, grey winter holidays! Benidorm is calling you—a truly unique and unforgettable destination where the festive cheer meets a wonderfully mild, spring-like climate, even in the depths of winter. Are you looking for a magical place to spend the Christmas and New Year period? Benidorm is the perfect, sun-drenched escape, whether you’re traveling solo, with family, or with a vibrant group of friends. Imagine celebrating in comfort: unlike the freezing temperatures elsewhere, Benidorm offers ideal weather for sipping a cool drink on a sunny terrace, taking a leisurely stroll along the beautiful beaches, or simply soaking up the Mediterranean sun. Picture: Gemini And for our LGBTQ+ community, Benidorm is an unparalleled choice! The city has long been celebrated as an incredibly gay-friendly and welcoming destination. The famous Old Town is home to a bustling, concentrated "Gay Village"—a maze of streets packed with over 30 gay bars, clubs, and terraces. Durin...

TM Tower to Become Europe's Tallest Residential Building in Benidorm

Benidorm, the Spanish resort town nicknamed 'Beni-York' for its impressive collection of skyscrapers, is about to add a new giant to its skyline. A real estate group has received the green light to build a spectacular residential tower, the TM Tower , that will stand 230 meters high with 64 floors. It will be the tallest building in Benidorm and the tallest residential building in all of Europe. Picture courtesy of TM Group The Serna Lorente family, the driving force behind developer TM Group, is investing nearly 28 million euros into this prestigious project on the Playa de Poniente. The tower will house 260 luxury apartments, ranging from one to four bedrooms, all with fantastic views. Located just 50 meters from the beach, the building's planned completion date is in the second half of 2028. A New Standard for Luxury Living Residents of the TM Tower will get more than breathtaking views. The building will feature a sky bar with an observatory on Europe's highest re...

The disgrace of La Cala Beach in Finestrat

If you have ever visited La Cala beach in Finestrat near Benidorm you will have seen that there is a huge building still in scaffolding just in front of the beach. This building should one day become one of the largest hotels in Benidorm, hotel room-wise, unfortunately, the imposing building was never finished, and what's more, the works were stopped more than 20 years ago due to a legal issue. The original hotel would have too many floors and would therefore block the view of the sea from the buildings behind it. Something that today is otherwise little taken into account when you see the current building frenzy in the city of Benidorm. The land on which the Atrium Beach hotel, as the imposing hotel would be called, is built is owned by one of the largest hotel groups in Benidorm and the Balearic Islands. Picture by Harry Fabel The owner of the company was eventually ordered to demolish the hotel, but after years of legal discussions, the developers were fined hugely and ordered...

Benidorm's Vibrant Markets: A Guide to Days, Times, and Treasures

Benidorm, Spain, is known for its stunning beaches and vibrant nightlife, but its hidden gems lie in its bustling public markets. Whether you seek fresh local produce, unique souvenirs, or handmade crafts, Benidorm's markets offer a delightful shopping experience with a touch of Spanish charm. Here's your ultimate guide to navigating these markets: Picture by Harry Fabel El Pueblo (Municipal Market): What you'll find: Clothes, bags, shoes, souvenirs, gifts, hot snacks. Location: Avenida de L'Almirall Bernat de Sania, next to Hotel Servigroup Pueblo. Days and Times: Open Wednesdays and Sundays from 8:30 AM to 2:00 PM throughout the year. Foietes Market: What you'll find: Fresh fruits, vegetables, meat, fish, local products. Location: Plaza de la Constitución, Foietes neighborhood, not the one in the Old Town. Days and Times : Open Wednesdays only from 8:00 AM to 1:30 PM. El Cisne Market: What you'll find: Vintage furniture, decorations, flea market st...

Benidorm: Europe's worst travel destination? A deeper Look

When we picture a European vacation, our minds often conjure idyllic scenes: winding Tuscan streets, rugged Scottish landscapes, or the historical charm of Bruges and Prague. But not every European destination scores equally high on beauty, tranquility, or culture. According to many, one place consistently appears on "disappointing" or "bad" destination lists: Benidorm , on Spain's Costa Blanca. But is it really as "bad" as its reputation suggests? Why the Criticism? Benidorm was once a quiet fishing village that transformed into one of Europe's most famous resorts in the latter half of the 20th century. The city has become a symbol of mass tourism , characterized by endless rows of high-rise buildings along the coast and an overload of tourist bars, snack bars, and karaoke joints. Visitors seeking authenticity, nature, and culture often leave disappointed. Benidorm replaces the charming Spanish atmosphere with a concrete jungle focused on cheap ...

Benidorm turns 700, Celebrates with book bench and packed schedule

Benidorm, Costa Blanca – The city of Benidorm is marking a significant milestone this year, celebrating its 700th anniversary with a series of engaging activities. Among the most striking initiatives is a unique bench crafted from over 700 books. This distinctive piece of urban art is prominently located on a major city artery, Avenida de l’Aigüera. The city's origins trace back to May 8, 1325, when Admiral Bernat de Sarrià signed an official document granting permission to establish a new town at the current site of Benidorm. The primary goal was to encourage settlement and defend against potential adversaries, such as pirates. Thus, Benidorm began its life as a humble fishing village. Picture: Visit Benidorm Over the centuries, Benidorm underwent a dramatic transformation. Initially, the economy was based primarily on fishing and agriculture. However, the 1950s and 60s ushered in a period of radical change. The then-mayor, Pedro Zaragoza Orts, spearheaded a visionary plan to tr...

Why you should spend Christmas and New Year in Benidorm

While many associate Christmas with snow-covered landscapes and cozy fireplaces, Benidorm offers a unique, sun-soaked alternative. This bustling Spanish city transforms into a winter wonderland with festive lights, vibrant markets, and plenty of warm-weather activities. Let's explore why Benidorm is a fantastic Christmas and New Year celebration destination. Picture by Harry Fabel Benefits of a Benidorm Christmas Pleasant weather: Unlike many European destinations, Benidorm enjoys mild temperatures during the winter months. You can still soak up the sun on the beach, go for a swim, or enjoy outdoor activities. Festive atmosphere: Benidorm goes all out for Christmas and New Year, with the city center adorned in twinkling lights and festive decorations. There are Christmas markets, parades, and special events to keep you entertained. Variety of activities: Whether you're looking to relax on the beach, explore the historic old town, or enjoy the vibrant nightlife, Benidorm off...

Hotel Voramar in Benidorm Crowned Best Hotel in Spain

The well-known Hotel Voramar in Benidorm has been named the best hotel in Spain for 2024 by TripAdvisor. This prestigious accolade is part of the platform's annual 'Best of the Best' program, which is determined by millions of reviews from travellers worldwide. Picture: Hotel Voramar This 'Best of the Best' recognition from TripAdvisor arrives as Hotel Voramar celebrates a significant milestone: its 60th anniversary. Having opened its doors on April 9, 1965, the hotel has since become an established landmark in the heart of Benidorm. It has undergone several renovations over the decades to meet the evolving desires of its guests while retaining its unique character. Hotel Voramar was founded by Juan Llinares and María Zaragoza. Their initial vision and dedication established the bedrock for a hotel now celebrated for its personalized service, comfortable facilities, and welcoming ambiance. The current hotel management views the award as a tribute to the collective...

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