A very unusual city, it is famous for its 345 skyscrapers.
In 1325 Benidorm was granted a city charter. In the following years, Benidorm was repeatedly attacked by Ottoman pirates. In the early postwar years, a financially lucrative fishing industry developed in Benidorm. In addition, improved agriculture has contributed to the economic strengthening of the Benidorm region. In 1950, Mayor Pedro Zaragoza initiated massive infrastructure changes, roads were built, a water supply system was established, and in 1956. drew up the development plan. Until 1967, skyscrapers were built in Benidorm with hotels are what characterize the city, which is known as a vacation destination.
Due to the huge density of skyscrapers, Benidorm is called with “little Manhattan”.
Benidorm – Water parks in Spain
Spain’s largest and most popular water parks are located in and around the city. The two large amusement parks Terra Mítica and Mundomar are considered great tourist attractions for both children and adults.
Now every year on November 17 the city holds a street party, tourists dress up as fairy tale characters and stroll through the streets, this year this event attracted about 30,000. participants.
