Apartments and Villas In The Torrevieja Area
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The Torrevieja coastline, with its
promenade, clean beaches, and modern yacht club , which can be seen in
this webcam, with a full range of services and tourist
installations, is one of the most attractive tourist destinations along
the southern coast of the Region of Valencia.
The Spanish Sea Side Town of
Torrevieja. On Fridays the town centre of Torrevieja is
transformed into a colourful market place with about 1,200 stalls.
Every week you can find an astounding array of bargains, genuine
Spanish handicrafts, leather jackets, gloves, bags, textiles and
souvenirs."Muy caro"-too expensive, is the usual cry when bartering in
Spain. This time you've come away with a genuine leather handbag, but
you were close to buying gloves instead.Soon you will stop at the next
stall, choosing from among hand-painted pottery jars, beautifully
decorated porcelain plates and tablecloths embroidered with that dash
of Spanish flair.There on a shelf you might spot the typical local made
ornamental boats coated with crystallised salt, with a wake made of
tiny painted shells.Close by there, is a stall displaying silver
jewellery, leather bracelets and all kinds of costume jewellery.
Full Description: Very nice compact studio apartment
comes fully furnished with everything ready to go, if you are
on holiday or investment rental it's great value for money. It has
aircon and many extras and is only a short walk away from all
facilities and 30 minutes from the main airport at Alicante.
Spanish Retreats Ltd, West Way, Wick,
Littlehampton, West Sussex, BN17 7NA
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TORREVIEJA
On Fridays the town centre of Torrevieja is transformed into
a colourful market place. Every week you can find an astounding
array of bargains, genuine Spanish handicrafts, leather jackets,
gloves, bags, textiles and souvenirs.
“Muy caro”-too expensive, is the usual cry when bartering in Spain.
This time you’ve come away with a genuine leather handbag, but you were
close to buying gloves instead.
Soon you will stop at the next stall, choosing from among
hand-painted pottery jars, beautifully decorated porcelain plates and
tablecloths embroidered with that dash of Spanish flair.
There on a shelf you might spot the typical local made ornamental
boats coated with crystallised salt, with a wake made of tiny painted
shells.
Close by there, is a stall displaying silver jewellery, leather
bracelets and all kinds of costume jewellery.
The cries of the stall holders mingle with the bids of the
enthusiastic bargain hunters. The sun sparkles through the palm
leaves as the sea air sweeps in over the market place. “Si, si, senor.
Bueno!”
Torrevieja has around 85,000 permanent inhabitants.
This figure increases in the peak months of summer to over
300,000.
The town is Spain at its most genuine. Small alleys, proud
portals, louvered windows, shops that lie cheek by jowel, bustling
crowds
Every August there is a “Habaneras” contest of traditional folk
songs.
The food displayed in the cool, permanent indoor market makes your
mouth water. The stall holders show off their supplies of
delicious greens and fruit with lively gestures. The fish is so
fresh that it is still wriggling. The mussels, oysters and
“gambas”-large prawns are delicacies that you will not be able to
resist unless you keep your eyes tightly shut. The air is
saturated with the aroma of fresh spices sold by weight.
After all that you will perhaps find yourself back outside again
walking along the main palm lined street. The sun is beating
down, your throat is dry and your stomach empty. You will just
pop into a local restaurant for some “tapas” (a selection of small
Spanish dishes from a counter) and a glass of chilled local wine.
Or you may just grab a “cocas” in a stand up bar; “cocas” is a
kind of pastry with vegetables and salted fish. The town has
about 200 restaurants and offers an infinite variety of foreign
cuisine. You can have almost anything you like. French food,
Austrian Vienna Schnitzel, English home cooking, pasta, pizza, Dutch,
Chinese and Indian or even Argentinean specialities
Above is the Torrevieja Live Web Cam
Torrevieja, on the Costa Blanca,
presents a fine combination of tourist attractions and commercial
activity from its salt flats. The local La Mata y Torrevieja Lagoon
nature park, is a unique area in which the age-old tradition of salt
mining has successfully been combined with concerns for the
conservation of local marshlands and nesting sites for migratory birds.
The Torrevieja coastline, with its promenade, clean beaches,
and modern yacht club , which can be seen in this webcam, with
a full range of services and tourist installations, is one of the most
attractive tourist destinations along the southern coast of the Region
of Valencia.
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