There are Costa Blanca markets every day which usually operate from about 9/10am until about 2pm. You will find a wide range of goods on sale such as clothes, shoes, towels and blankets, ceramic pots and dishes to mention just a few. Prices do tend to be fixed and not …
Deciding where to stay on the Costa Blanca is an important question for holidaymakers planning a visit to this popular stretch of Spanish coastline. The high-rise resort of Benidorm stands out as the most popular destination whilst the neighbouring town of Altea offers a quieter, more traditional Spanish ambiance. A …
Bous a la Mar (Bulls to the Sea) is a popular bull-running event which takes place in an open plaza by the sea, typically located in the port or beaches of the towns where it is celebrated. Participants use the proximity to water to their advantage, jumping into the sea …
Spain’s Costa Blanca is renowned not only for its pristine beaches but also for its vibrant cultural heritage. This region comes alive with a myriad of festivals throughout the year, particularly during the summer months. These festivals on the Costa Blanca offer a captivating window into the area’s rich traditions …
Located in the province of Castellón in eastern Spain, the small city of Villarreal lies 65km north-east of Valencia. It is home to Villarreal Football Club which has risen from humble beginnings to become one of the country’s top football clubs. Home matches are played at El Estadio de la …
Valencia CF was founded in 1919 by people involved in the business of exporting citrus fruits from the region. They played their first competitive match in 1921 at the Algirós stadium before moving to their current home of Mestalla in 1923. Initially the club played in a regional league before …