Alicante is a city of more than three thousand years of history, which is reflected in the unending list of monuments, museums, routes and combinations of all kinds of tourism that can be carried out in the city of Alicante.

Standing out among the many highlights is the Town Hall, designed by the architect Lorenzo Chapuli and the Santa Barbara Castle, which is one of the largest medieval fortresses in the Mediterranean region.
Today, the tourist wishing to visit the city is offered different routes, some of which include the above mentioned monuments. One which the tourist may wish to choose is the Sea Route, which involves starting off from Postiguet beach, then strolling along San Juan beach, taking in the Auditorium, the Lonja (Old Fish Market) and ending at the Paseo Volando, which was inaugurated in 2008. 

Another feature of the province of Alicante is its high level of commercial and industrial activity, which is an aspect that fosters travel for business purposes, as well as the staging of professional events. Furthermore, Alicante has a transport network that makes it a city that can be easily accessed from all places. The city’s main airport, El Altet, is just 10 km from the city and there is also a latest generation railway line, which operates trains such as the Euromed and Altaria.

Combined with all the above are venues that are totally equipped for the organization of all kinds of congresses and professional events, such as the Palacio Ferial (Trade Fair Palace) of the province of Alicante and the Alicante Trade Fair Centre (IFA), whose facilities are considered to be the most innovative in the country and with the most future.
It is also worth mentioning the emblematic Casa del Mar, which has been converted into a modern Business Centre and is the perfect place for a business stay.