When visiting Alicante, make sure you take out time and visit the city’s museums for a rich feast of culture. Whether you're an artistic soul or an architecture-buff, the city’s museums will take your breath away and inspire you. Add the fascinating Gravina Museum of Fine Arts (Museo de Bellas Artes Gravina, MUBAG) to your bucket list and enjoy this phenomenal collection of artworks. The museum is worth visiting and there is no entry fee.

The colourful town of Villajoyosa in Alicante has a long, rich gastronomic heritage. Lying along the coast, Villajoyosa harbours a deep-rooted history of fishing, world-famous chefs and quality restaurants. The culinary traditions of the town are reflected in its central market which sells Villajoyoso’s signature quality produce.

Alicante, Spain’s south coast is an amazing stretch of clear water, white-sand beaches, and tons of cities where you can party for days. However, what’s surprising for most first-time visitors is that Alicante is also well-known in Spain for its high-quality coffee.

It's nearly 2020, and if you are in Alicante, then you can expect grand celebrations that will help you create timeless memories. You may already be planning how to spend New Year's Eve, and you can rest assured that there are plenty of great options in the city, ranging from traditional festivities to something more fun and entertaining. Get ready for the time of your life with champagne or perhaps some quiet celebrations to welcome the New Year in Alicante.