Alicante is a port city in southeastern Spain, close to the Gulf of Alicante in the Mediterranean. It is the ancient city of southeast Spain and the capital of the commercial port and the province of Alicante. Alicante Bay is more than 160 kilometers north of Spain's third largest city, Valencia. It is sunny and has a pleasant climate. It is a famous tourist center in the tourist area of the Blanca coast. The ancient city was built in 325 BC, facing the sea and facing the sea. At the 216-meter-high castle of Santa Barbara in the Canacanti hill, you can see the city scenery and harbor scenery. The castle of St. Barbara in was built in 230 BC and is the oldest building in the city. The 14th century Parish Church of St. Mary was converted from the Moorish Mosque and is one of the oldest churches in Spain. There are also sights such as the 18th century City Hall and St. Nicholas Cathedral. The streets of the New Town are wide, clean and tree-lined, and Gomis Avenue and Las Ramblas are the main avenues of the new district. There are nautical clubs on the waterfront, and sports and tourist facilities such as sailing boats, rowing boats and yachts are available in the Sportsport. From the Benacanti hill overlooking the city. It is a sea, land and air transportation hub. There are textile and cigarette industries, mainly producing wine, raisins, Spanish thatch, aluminum and so on.