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The Three kings are more important than Christmas

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Benidorm's First Large Shopping Center Finally Gets the Green Light

Plans for Benidorm's long-awaited first major shopping center have finally been unveiled. The project, undertaken by Unibail-Rodamco, will boast an impressive 58,000 square meters of retail space. Picture courtesy of Unibail-Rodamco Shopaholics rejoice! The center will house 121 stores, offering a diverse mix of shops, restaurants, cinemas, and even a hypermarket. Motorists will be well catered to with a massive 3,000-space parking complex, featuring a combination of underground levels, surface parking, and a designated sector area. While an official opening date remains elusive, progress hinges on the construction of access roads. The municipality of Benidorm has stepped up to the plate, allocating an €18 million budget to connect the N-332 national road to the industrial and commercial area where the shopping center will reside. This investment will ensure smooth accessibility for visitors. The municipality's commitment extends beyond funding. They've also spearheaded

Growshop Benidorm Supernatural

Did you know that there is a 100 percent legal cannabis and Marijuana shop in Benidorm? This shop will advise and assist you in purchasing these sometimes beneficial products and all their derivatives. The store has been around since 2008 and has built a good reputation in the city ever since. Expertise and experience are at the forefront of this store. Good advice on what is good, what helps, and what does not. The products are 100 percent reliable and often they are grown, prepared, and checked by the store itself. They can also give you advice on how to grow your own beneficial plants in a way that is perfectly legal for Spain. Growshop Benidorm Supernatural It is no longer a secret that cannabis and Marijuana can be beneficial for many ailments. But finding the right pure product is sometimes not that easy and often runs into misunderstandings and leads some people into the illegality to find what they are looking for. If you looking for these products or are you curious about w

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

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'

The Enchanting Gem of the Costa Blanca: Villajoyosa, Best Hidden Gem of Europe in 2024

Nestled along the sun-kissed shores of the Costa Blanca in the province of Alicante, the vibrant coastal town of Villajoyosa has been crowned the Best Hidden Gem of Europe in 2024 by the European Best Destinations travel website. But for those in the know, Villajoyosa has long been a cherished jewel of Spain. This captivating haven, steeped in rich maritime heritage and chocolate traditions, unveils a treasure trove of pristine beaches, colorful architecture, and a lively cultural tapestry. A Riot of Hues: A Stroll Through the Enchanting Old Town Villajoyosa's old quarter, officially known as La Vila Joiosa in Valencian, is a visual feast, with houses adorned in an exuberant palette of yellow, blue, and red. This tradition harks back to times when fishermen painted their homes in these striking shades to distinguish them from afar. The narrow, winding streets of the old town invite leisurely strolls. Wander through the labyrinthine alleyways, uncovering hidden plazas and charmin

Planta 20 rooftop bar

The Planta 20 rooftop bar is located on the twentieth floor of Hotel Madeira Centro. This hotel is centrally located between the so-called English Quarter and the Old Town on the Plaza Triangular. You can visit the bar freely and you don't have to be a hotel guest. To reach the bar you walk past the reception to the lifts. For a spectacular entrance, it is best to take the lift opposite the other lifts. This lift is made of glass and hangs alongside the outside of the hotel. This is not an activity for those with a fear of heights, but you have a breathtaking view of the old city when you go up. Picture by Harry Fabel Once at the top, you have the rooftop bar Planta 20 on the left and the restaurant Planta 21 on the right, indeed, there is also a fantastic and romantic restaurant. But the lounge bar with terrace is considered the hidden gem of Benidorm. With a panoramic view of the city bay, it offers the perfect destination for relaxing afternoons, after-work drinks, parties, bi

Benidorm's first skyscraper

The Torre Coblanca was the first block of flats in Benidorm to go up to 30 floors and a height of 94 meters. This building on the Levante beach is also the start of the towering building frenzy that still rages in the city to this day. Building ever higher has now become a household name in Benidorm. Picture by Harry Fabel The building was completed in 1969. The know-how to build taller buildings on sandy grounds was later applied to other buildings along coastlines in other cities such as Miami. The Torre Coblanca is still very popular today with many holidaymakers and permanent residents, mainly due to its excellent location on the beach and close to the old town. At the bottom of the building, there are still several small shops, restaurants, and service companies, just like in the early years of the tower. Picture by Harry Fabel Torre Levante took over the first position of the highest building in 1985 with 120 meters and 35 floors.

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