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Huerto de Colón: A Legacy of Benidorm's Maritime Heritage

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Thrill and Culture Collide at Casino Mediterráneo de Benidorm

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The Roman Castellum in Benidorm: Unveiling Ancient Military Architecture

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Boca del Calvari Museum has been rewarded with the SICTED badge

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Jaume Plensa's Silvia and María in Benidorm

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Museum Winery Maserof Jalón

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Tips to make your Benidorm holiday even better

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Museo de vehiculos in Guadalest

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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...

Parking in Benidorm: A Guide to Parking Solutions and Alternatives

Navigating parking in Benidorm can be a bit challenging, with factors like the area and time of year influencing the availability of spaces. While the search for a free parking spot with a white dashed line can be vexing, there are viable alternatives to make your experience smoother. During the fall, winter, and even spring, finding parking in Benidorm is generally manageable, except for select weekends or long weekends. However, the scenario changes in the summer when securing a spot becomes more demanding. To ease congestion, it's advisable to explore public transportation, cycling, or utilizing parking facilities, particularly in the city center. Residents in Benidorm need to be vigilant as areas marked by a solid white line are typically designated for residents. Vertical signs reading "Zone 'A' for residents" indicate exclusive parking for vehicles with municipality-issued stickers. For those willing to invest in secure parking, there are affordable privat...

Unveiling Spain's First Russian Orthodox Church: Saint Michael's Wooden Wonder

Explore the unique Russian Orthodox Church of Saint Michael the Archangel as you journey along the road from Altea to Calp. Nestled in the landscape, this wooden marvel stands out as the first of its kind in Spain, crafted by Russian immigrants who sought refuge in Alicante following the Soviet Union's collapse in the 1990s. Back in 1996, Russian millionaire Mikhail Botsko acquired land on the outskirts of Altea, envisioning a place of worship. The initial church design took shape that year, but it wasn't until November 21, 2002, that Bishop Miguel of Claudiopolis laid the foundation stone and raised a cross on the site. Inspired by the Arkhangelsk Stave Church, the temple boasts a distinct cruciform design, five domes, and an octagonal bell tower—all crafted with wood sourced exclusively from the Ural Mountains in Russia. Russian artisans worked diligently to bring the vision to life. In 2007, the Orthodox church opened its doors, marking the culmination of years of meticulo...

Benidorm Goes Green: Celebrating St. Patrick's Day in Style

Every year on March 17th, the vibrant city of Benidorm on Spain's Costa Blanca transforms into a sea of green for St. Patrick's Day. This beloved holiday, honoring Ireland's patron saint, takes on a unique flavor in Benidorm, attracting not only Irish tourists but also locals and visitors from all over the world. Picture by Harry Fabel A Party Atmosphere: Benidorm, already known for its lively nightlife and festive spirit, embraces St. Patrick's Day with gusto. The streets come alive with music, with pubs and bars hosting live bands playing traditional Irish tunes and contemporary hits. The festive atmosphere is infectious, encouraging everyone to join in the revelry. A Blend of Cultures: The celebration in Benidorm is a delightful blend of Irish and Spanish cultures. While shamrocks and leprechauns adorn the streets, the Spanish flair adds a touch of vibrancy. Local restaurants offer special menus featuring traditional Irish dishes alongside Spanish favorites, allo...

Did Roger Moore Own a House in Benidorm? Unpacking the Rumors and His Connection to the City

Roger Moore, the legendary actor best known for his portrayal of James Bond, had a well-established connection to Spain throughout his life. This has fueled online speculation about his potential ownership of a house near the popular resort town of Benidorm. However, separating fact from fiction requires a closer look at the evidence. Roger Moore in Live And Let Die While there's no definitive proof that Moore ever owned a house specifically near Benidorm, his fondness for Spain is well-documented. He spent time there frequently and even made a special guest appearance on the British sitcom "Benidorm" in 2011. This appearance wasn't just any cameo; it was a fitting twist for the former 007, as he played a local dignitary, adding a touch of his iconic persona to the show. Furthermore, rumors circulated online suggesting Moore owned a villa in Moraira, a town roughly 30 kilometers north of Benidorm. However, these claims lack reliable sources to confirm them. It'...

Centro Comercial La Marina

Centro Comercial La Marina is located outside of Benidorm. Near La Cala de Finestrat. If you stay in the center of Benidorm you can easily take the bus to the shopping center. Bus 2 will take you all the way to the entrance. The bus runs frequently and has its final stop at the shopping center. A ticket will cost you about 1.5 euros. The shopping center has a well-known mix of popular stores. You will find the trusted clothing stores such as C&A, H&M, Jack & Jones, Massimo Dutti, Springfield, Pull & Bear, Mango, and many more... In addition to these stores, there are also various outlets clothing stores. Picture by Harry Fabel The first two floors of the shopping center are completely covered but on the third floor, there is a large open-air terrace with many drinks and eateries such as "Burger King", "Mister Kebap" and also local businesses. Those who prefer a night of entertainment can visit the cinema complex on the third floor. There ...

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...

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