Fall in Love with Alicante's Mediterranean Style

Travel from Seville to Alicante. We've designed a one-day walking route for you, including beautiful coastal scenery, must-see art and history landmarks, local delicacies, and niche attractions. Follow this article to avoid detours and experience the essence of Alicante in one go. . 🛬[Itinerary]: Postiguet Beach - Santa Barbara Castle - Archaeological Museum of Alicante - Central Market - Old Town - Town Hall Square - Port of Alicante . ⛺[Must-see attractions]: ➡️Central Market Located in an eclectic-style building decorated with Valencian modernist elements, the two-story market has more than 200 stalls selling freshly caught seafood, cooked food, fresh fruits and vegetables, and some specialty dried goods and small items to satisfy your taste buds and curiosity. ➡️Alicante Museum of Contemporary Art The building was originally built as a granary in the 17th century and was later used as a gunpowder warehouse, business school, and temporary town hall. . 🍩[Must-eat food]: Alicante seafood rice Like many Chinese people, Alicante people love rice. Alicante-style Mediterranean cuisine is mainly rice-based, with hundreds of different rice dishes, among which Arroz a banda is one of the most popular. This dish originated from fishermen who returned late from the sea. They liked to make delicious and easy fish soup rice and eat the rice and soup separately as two dishes. . 🏨[Accommodation guide]: Customize hotels according to your needs . 🚌[Transportation guide]: Walking🚶 . 🧡[Tips]: Wear comfortable clothes for a day of walking.