Elche, Spain is such a remarkable place with all the great food, cozy ambiance, historical landmarks and of course the world renowned Huerto del Cura. Spending your vacation in this majestic town will really be worthwhile as everything about this town is fabulous. While you are here, you should spend some time exploring the area, visiting towns such as Bigastro and Torrevieja.

The palm plantation known as the Palmeral has made Elche very well-known to tourists. This is the biggest palm grove in Europe that was considered by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site. Its breath-taking landscape consists of 200,000 lush palm trees. It has been a tourist magnet as it has the most spectacular palm tree known as the Imperial Palm. Some additional attraction includes cacti and other tropical plants.

The footwear industry in Elche is also booming as the shoes that qualified workers produce are of export quality. This is the reason why Spain has more than 1,100 foot wear companies that provided jobs to over 18,000 workers.

The golf courses in Elche are also fabulous. They are surrounded with colorful and attractive sceneries for nature lovers and golfers to enjoy. Some of them are built near the beach so golfers will have a relaxing game. The world class service and facilities have been also receiving numerous praises from tourists.

When it comes to good food Elche does not take a backseat as the town has the most delicious cuisines, all over Spain. One of their finest delicacies is paella; the most popular rice dish in Spain. You can also find the tastiest bread in Elche called date bread. This is by far the one of the delectable desserts in Elche.

There are a lot of interesting things that you can discover in Elche. Their creativity and love for art is also noticeable as they always incorporate artistry into everything they do. A few weeks of staying in this remarkable city is really not enough for you discover Elche’s captivating beauty.