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Shopping in Alicante


For many visitors, shopping is an important part of their stay. Who can resist the temptation to take a memento home, or purchase a garment which cannot be found anywhere but here? In Alicante, you'll find all the opportunities you need to practise this particular kind of "sport".

The choice is yours -from authentic local handicrafts, such as ceramics from Agost, bags and baskets from Gata de Gorgos, rugs from Crevillente, the latest designer clothes, footwear from Elda, embroidery, fashion jewellery and leather goods, to the more generalised goods available at depart,ment stores in the city centre.




 
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Night owls will find Alicante a paradise every night of the week.

Spanish Language
21 COUNTRIES
Spanish is the official language in 21 countries.

13% USA
In the United States 13% of the population speak Spanish as their first language.

GROWTH
The Latin-American countries are experiencing constant economic growth and because of that, are becoming more important as trading partners. A number of large Latin-American countries are on the verge of signing the NAFTA (North American Free Trade Agreement), set up by the United States, Canada and Mexico.


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