Alicante

Currently sat in a bar in Alicante waiting for my mrs to finish clothes shopping - just checking out pools next few fixtures. Got high hopes and feeling rather content with life. That is all.
Interested to know which bar. We've just sold our house there after 34 years. Red Corner is good for sport also try Austins
 
Went to Alicante over 40 years ago, can remember the Port/harbour and bull ring but not much else. Been meaning to revisit any tips.
 
Went to Alicante over 40 years ago, can remember the Port/harbour and bull ring but not much else. Been meaning to revisit any tips.
It's certainly worth a visit - marina, beach, an impressive castle. You'll find things have changed beyond all recognition since you were there. There's a vibrant nightlife with a zillion bars and restaurants. Be sure to stay in the area around the Cathedral. There's lots of hotels and self-catering accommodation nearby.
 
It's certainly worth a visit - marina, beach, an impressive castle. You'll find things have changed beyond all recognition since you were there. There's a vibrant nightlife with a zillion bars and restaurants. Be sure to stay in the area around the Cathedral. There's lots of hotels and self-catering accommodation nearby.
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It's certainly worth a visit - marina, beach, an impressive castle. You'll find things have changed beyond all recognition since you were there. There's a vibrant nightlife with a zillion bars and restaurants. Be sure to stay in the area around the Cathedral. There's lots of hotels and self-catering accommodation nearby.
Can you recommend any bars/restaurants please?
 
Can you recommend any bars/restaurants please?
As I've already mentioned there are scores of bars and restaurants. I've never known a city have so many. Our favourites are O'Hara's bar (Guinness) on the Esplanada, Austin Bar in the heart of the Barrio (people watching) and surrounded by eating places, Soho Bar in Plaza de Elche (pricey but nice). A quirky place to eat is Lizarran on the Rambla and, if you want to push the boat out, top of the Hotel Grand Sol (superb views).
 
As I've already mentioned there are scores of bars and restaurants. I've never known a city have so many. Our favourites are O'Hara's bar (Guinness) on the Esplanada, Austin Bar in the heart of the Barrio (people watching) and surrounded by eating places, Soho Bar in Plaza de Elche (pricey but nice). A quirky place to eat is Lizarran on the Rambla and, if you want to push the boat out, top of the Hotel Grand Sol (superb views).
Thanks pal
 
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