Centrally-located, Spacious, family-maintained apartment next to Historic Mercado & 5min walk to Beach
Enjoy visiting the Historic Centre, Restaurants, Beach & quiet, comfortable sleep. Supermarket, Local Bakery & Tram Station at building entrance with direct trams to Benidorm, Playa San Juan, Campello & VillaJoyosa. You can arrive by taking Direct Bus-C6 from Airport.
The apartment is on the 7th floor and has lift access. It is nicely furnished, quiet, and absolutely comfortable. Your family will feel like staying at home with 4 spacious bedrooms and separate wardrobes. It has fully equipped kitchen with Nespresso machine, microwave, orange juicer machine, utensils etc 
Self check-in available—arrive at any time. For early check-in, please inquire in advance. 24-hour luggage storage is located just 5 minutes from the apartment. Babysitting and additional cleaning services can also be arranged upon request. 
PARKING
You typically won't need a car when staying with us, as the apartment is conveniently accessible by bus C6 from the airport in just 30 minutes. It's also located in one of the best areas, surrounded by the city's top attractions, including the Historic Centre, museums, churches, and El Postiguet Beach. 

In case you travel by Car then Alfonso el Sabio parking is in front of apartment
TRAVELING AROUND OPTIONS
- tram 1 directly to El Campello, Playa Paradis, Villa Joyosa and Benodorm and
- tram 3 from Mercado to Playa Mucha Vista , Playa San Juan, ElCampello
CAR RENTAL AT CITY
You can rent car in City at Alicante Renfe Train Terminal in case you are planning long journeys. Normally it is cheaper rental here than airport. There are many car rental office like SiXt, Europcar, National, Almao etc.
TRAIN STATION ALICANTE STATION
Alicante train station is very convenient and safe with following options
Direct fast train to Madrid in 2hrs30minutes ( Great option for day trip)
Direct Train to Barcelona - 5hrs
Direct Train to Valencia 2hrs15min-( Great option for day trip)
Direct Train to Murcia- 54min-( Great option for day trip)
Casco Antiguo- El Barrio 
One of the most charming routes in the city of Alicante is undoubtedly the one that runs through the Old Town, an urban center that constitutes the historical and cultural center of the city, as well as the main focus of the night outings of Alicante and foreigners, who know this area as El Barrio.
During the day, you can enjoy the Historic Center in a very dynamic way, focusing on its facades and old buildings, visiting its primordial monuments such as the Co-Cathedral of San Nicolás or the Basilica de Santa María, discovering its narrow streets or main streets (such as Calle Mayor or Calle Labradores) and strolling through its original neighborhoods.
The Central Market of Alicante is a building in an eclectic style, with ornaments of Valencian modernism, from the beginning of the 20th century, which serves as a municipal market. Located on Avenida de Alfonso el Sabio 10, it was designed by the architect Francisco Fajardo Guardiola in 1915 and completed by Juan Vidal Ramos in 1922.It has 292 positions distributed over an area of 11,100 square meters spread over two floors.The building has a basically rectangular plan. The most emblematic façade is the one on Alfonso el Sabio Avenue, with access through a large staircase. The rear façade faces the Plaza 25 de Mayo. The building consists of a semi-basement floor and an upper floor where the sales stalls are located.
The Benalúa market is located on Calle Perez Medina number 2 in Alicante.It was inaugurated in 1947 with a sales area of 470 m2. It has 43 positions.
What to see in the Old Town of Alicante- El Barrio
Qué ver en el Casco Antiguo de Alicante
1- Concatedral de San Nicolás: se encuentra en la Plaza Del Abad Penalva y abre sus puertas todos los días. Data del siglo XVII, momento en el que empezó a construirse. Los alrededores de la Concatedral son muy agradables, pues hay muchos restaurantes, cafés y muy cerca se encuentran las principales calles, como la Calle Mayor. Entrada gratuita.
Concatedral of San Nicolás: it is located in the Plaza Del Abad Penalva and opens its doors every day. It dates from the 17th century, when it began to be built. The surroundings of the Co-Cathedral are very pleasant, since there are many restaurants, cafes and very close are the main streets, such as Calle Mayor. Free admission.
2- Basílica de Santa María: esta iglesia de estilo gótico y barroco es la más antigua de la ciudad. Construida en el siglo XIII sobre una antigua mezquita se ubica en la encantadora Plaza de Santa María. Muy cerca se encuentra el Museo de Arte Contemporáneo de Alicante (MACA). La entrada a la Iglesia es gratuita y abre de lunes a domingo.
Basilica of Santa Maria: this Gothic and Baroque church is the oldest in the city. Built in the 13th century on an old mosque, it is located in the charming Plaza de Santa María. Nearby is the Museum of Contemporary Art of Alicante (MACA). Admission to the Church is free and open from Monday to Sunday.
3- Barrio de Santa Cruz: pintoresca y original zona que no puedes dejar de ver si inicias una ruta por el Casco Antiguo de Alicante. Te llamará la atención sus casas, sus gentes y la sensación de estar en otro lugar, en un pueblecito. La mejor hora para visitar el Barrio de Santa Cruz es al final del día, por la tarde cuando el sol se está escondiendo, ya que te cansarás mucho menos y lo disfrutarás más.
Barrio de Santa Cruz: picturesque and original area that you can't miss if you start a route through the Old Town of Alicante. You will be struck by their houses, their people and the feeling of being in another place, in a small village. The best time to visit the Barrio de Santa Cruz is at the end of the day, in the afternoon when the sun is hiding, since you will get much less tired and enjoy it more.

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