Alicante province - Provincia di Alicante

• Alcoy (Alcoi) - Located on the border with the province of Albacete and at 561 m a.s.l. Alcoy it is known as the city of bridges. It has interesting monuments such as the Iglesia de Santa Maria of the seventeenth century and a small Arqueological Museum, set up in convent de San Agustì but its ace in the hole is the nearby natural parks of Carrascal and Sierra de Mariola.
• Callosa d'en Sarriá (Callosa de Ensarriá) - Town 10 km from the coast, Callosa d'en Sarriá it is of Arab foundation and today it is especially appreciated for excursions along the Algar river and its sources 3 km from the center.
• Elche (Elx) - A UNESCO site, famous for the discovery of the Lady of Elche, a sculpture of uncertain origin, perhaps Greek, Iberian or Carthaginian, and for its orchards and gardens planted by the Moors thanks to a sophisticated irrigation system.
• Elda - Famous for its artisan shoe factories and for the museum of Calzado.
• Guadalest - Included in the list of the most beautiful villages in Spain.
• Jijona (Xixona) - Famous for the production of sweets, especially nougat (turrón).
• Novelda - Famous for its Art Nouveau buildings.
• Orihuela - City of almost 80,000 inhabitants, Orihuela it is famous for its monuments and its religious and folkloric festivals.
• Villena - Medieval village with a 13th century castle.

Costa Blanca

• 38.3448-0.48521 Alicante (Alacant) - Capital of the province.
• 38.60282-0.046452 Altea - Located on a hill high above the sea, the tiny historic center of Altea dominates the fishing port still active and a promenade now cluttered with tourist buildings of all kinds.
• 38.5395-0.13133 Benidorm - The largest seaside resort on the coast frequented above all by retirees from central-northern Europe who live there all year round.
• 38.715890.053474 Benissa (Benisa) - An old village at an altitude of 250 m and with a rocky coast along which small coves and a large beach open up, the Playa de la Fustera.
• 38.644730.044495 Calp (Calpe) - An ancient village with a suggestive coastline dominated by the Peñon de Ifach, a spur of limestone, 332 m high. and has become one of the symbols of the Costa Blanca.
• 38.840410.108656 Dénia (Dénia) - The Dianum from Roman times, today a popular seaside resort thanks to its 20 km of very varied coastline, where long beaches alternate with coves limited by high cliffs.
• 38.42742-0.394147 El Campello (Campello) - Modern seaside resort with two archaeological sites: that of the Roman one Lucentum and the Celtiberian one of Illeta dels Banyets (Yacimiento arqueológico de La Isleta).
• 38.97-0.1818 Gandia - Ancient fief of the Borgia family, a member of which ascended to the papal throne with the name of Alexander VI.
• 38.192-0.5569 Santa Pola
• 37.978-0.68610 Torrevieja - Seaside resort with a marina frequented by Scandinavian tourists.

• 38.6635-0.51741 Carrascal de la Fuente Roja Natural Park (Parque natural del Carrascal de la Fuente Roja / Parc natural del Carrascar de la Font Roja)
• El Hondo Natural Park (Parque natural de El Hondo / Parc Natural de El Fondo)