El Teatro Principal de Alicante
El Teatro Principal de Alicante es uno de los edificios más característicos de la ciudad. Construido el 23 de septiembre de 1845 ante la necesidad de que Alicante contase con un teatro digno de su cultura, fueron dos aristócratas y dos familias de propietarios quienes impulsaron la idea.
El Teatro Principal de Alicante inició su andadura con el nombre de Teatro Nuevo, hasta que, en torno a 1900, comenzó a llamarse tal y como lo conocemos ahora. El edificio destaca por no tener ningún anexo y contar con una arquitectura neoclásica, mientras que el interior sigue la tipología italiana presentando una gran sala en forma de herradura y cuatro plantas.
El aforo del Teatro Principal de Alicante es de 1072 butacas, aunque el aforo útil son 960 localidades.
Actos destacados del Teatro Principal de Alicante
Óperas, zarzuelas, música y obras de teatro se han dado a centenares en el escenario del Teatro Principal de Alicante. Entre todas ellas, siempre hay alguna que destacar, y es que en las mismas tablas se han representado obras de Federico García Lorca desde 1930, otras de Ramón M. del Valle Inclán o incluso “Salomé” de Oscar Wilde.
Como curiosidad, en 1878 hubo un espectáculo con cuatro leones africanos en el teatro y, en 1896, el Teatro Principal de Alicante fue el lugar escogido para la primera sesión cinematográfica abierta al público alicantino que se realizaba en la ciudad.
Programación actual del Teatro Principal
En la actualidad, el Teatro Principal de Alicante cuenta entre su programación una gran variedad de espectáculos que van desde conciertos, obras de teatro, musicales, danza, monólogos, magia o incluso circo.
Si vas a venir a Alicante y te hospedas en el Hotel Almirante, no dudes en informarte de la programación del Teatro Principal de Alicante durante los días de tu estancia. Seguro que encuentras algo que vaya con tus gustos.
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Cara B08/04/2024Relaxing stay in Alicante Super friendly and clean stay! The hotel is in a great location, so close to a lovely clean sandy beach, Super comfy bed, fab shower and tasty food. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay, and have booked to stay again in September, thank you muchos :)VerificadaSld1107/04/2024A hidden gem We booked this hotel for a last minute get away as the weather was so bad in the UK. A much needed break was needed due to heavy work commitments over the past few months. We booked a premium room - it overlooked the pool / garden area. The room decor and bathroom were of a high standard - plenty of storage, fridge, tea & coffee making facilities, powerful shower and Karl Lagerfeld toiletries. We stayed on a breakfast only basis. The dining room wasn’t your usual chaotic scramble for food but a pleasant, calm experience. The food was of a good standard, all fresh with a good variety. There were tables inside and out on the patio. We mainly opted for outside as it was a welcome change to eat in the sunshine. Beware of the birds as they are quite tame and if food is left they swoop in on your table. The pool area was so chilled and lovely. There is a separate garden area with deckchairs and in the summer months a small pool bar. As it was low season we could always get a sunbed. The pool is not heated but we did brave it and once in it was okay. You can hire pool towels for a ten euro deposit. The hotel is spotlessly clean along with the outside / garden areas being very well kept. The staff are all polite and we found the reception staff really helpful. My husband hired a bike for a few hours for a reasonable price. The area on first glance is full of high rise accommodation- it’s clear that this area is maybe a Spanish second home resort. If you look beyond the ‘high rises’ though the area has a lot to offer. It’s easily accessible from the airport using the C6 bus to Alicante followed by the L3 tram. The tram goes right along the coast as far as Benidorm where you can pick up the train to Altea or Denia. The promenade stretches for miles and miles. We walked to El Campello one way and then to the lighthouse the other way. The beach was very clean and the water very clear. There’s lots of restaurants along the prom or inland in the town area. We visited Alicante (L3) one evening - 20 mins on the tram. We also visited Vila Joyousa - tram to El Campello (L3) then switch to L1 Benidorm. I would recommend this lovely hotel and area. We had a much needed relaxed break in the sun.VerificadaAlison K06/04/2024Few days away in beach resort just outside Alicante. Fantastic hotel. Should be a 4 star hotel! Breakfast is extensive and fresh. The hotel is quiet and understated but absolutely delightful. Practically on the beach front with a beautiful pool area. Tram takes you into Alicante in about 20 mins. Loved my stay and would highly recommend.VerificadaNedMcK196117/03/2024Highly recommend Excellent hotel in a perfect location beside what is a superb beach. I would recommend spending a little extra on a panaromic room and inclusive breakfast. Very friendly and polite staff throughout the hotel from reception, bar, house keeping etc.....VerificadaWil16/03/2024Excellent hotel **** Mooi hotel met ruime kamers ; eigen parking ; mooi groot zwembad Mooie ligging ; kort bij zee Heerlijk ontbijt en zeer vriendelijk personeel Voor ons zeker een vier sterren hotel Het hotel ligt in een rustig gebied , maar er is genoeg te beleven in de omgeving We komen zeker terugVerificadaSarah C13/03/2024A lovely hotel in a good location. We stayed here for two nights at the end of a few days visiting family. I mainly chose it because it was close to the beach and had a car park so it was a very nice surprise to find that we loved it. Built in 1964, it is on a smaller scale than most of the surrounding buildings. It is set in pleasant grounds with a lovely pool, down a drive so it is not close to the road. Our room and bathroom were good, and we had a balcony looking onto the pool and garden. It has mostly been refurbished, and some rooms are still being worked on. The restaurant and bar area are very pleasant and the food is delicious. There are nice sofas and magazines set out in the public area. The service is excellent, and there is a new spa on site, but I did not use it. The location is good, right by the beach and with the tramline at the end of the drive so you can go into Alicante.Verificadaphil05/03/2024Hôtel de charme idéalement situé Accueil chaleureux et professionnel de tout le personnel. Décoration très soignée. Jardins et piscine très bien entretenus ainsi que l'entièreté de l'hôtel. Chambre Panorama : époustouflante face à la mer. Lit super confortable. Restaurant et buffet du petit-déjeuner de haute tenue. Vivement notre prochain séjour !VerificadaJeannette E04/03/2024Exceptional hotel wish we had stayed longer Wonderful find this spotlessly clean hotel is, every member of staff were friendly and helpful too. The buffet breakfast was top class, I was delighted to see my favourite smoked salmon which I had with perfectly cooked scrambled eggs. The only thing this hotel could improve on is to add more power outlets to the bedrooms, there was only one and we had a room with 3 single beds. Great location too, a short walk away from the tram station so a trip to the centre of Alicante was easy (€1.45 each, each way), we could of gone the opposite direction to Benidorm too if we had stayed longer. We didn't make use of the swimming pool but it looked very well looked after as did all the grounds.VerificadaLaurie S30/05/2022Great hotel, clean and quiet Lovely hotel and very clean. We had a corner room so had amazing views of both the pool and the beach. Both the room and the bathroom were a really good size with plenty of storage. This hotel is located in a quiet part of Alicante which suited us during the day. There is a limited bar service by the pool. We would have preferred it if the pool opened at 10am or a bit earlier - 10:30 am seemed quite late. There was a good selection for breakfast. We did eat in the hotel restaurant one evening. The food was tasty but the menu was quite limited and it was more expensive than other restaurants in the centre of Alicante. The mojitos were excellent! We went at the end of May which doesn't seem to be high season, as the restaurants near the hotel / beach weren't open in the evening. It was easy enough to get a tram to the main part of the town, with the tram station only five minutes walk from the hotel and the journey taking less than 15 minutes; this was also cheap. We got taxis back later which cost about 15 euros. Taxis to / from the airport took about 25 minutes and cost about 40 euros. We would definitely go back.
