Alicante Like many other neighborhoods, St. Augustine can boast that it is a kind of village within the capital and those many others like it says "I'm going to Alicante, when it comes down to the center, either by car or one of the two lines that cross bus (04 and 05) that although the unspeakable winding San Blas or Los Angeles before entering it and then proceed on Rabassa, which communicate with the central and southern districts (Benalúa and Florida) . Although in recent years has undergone a rapid change, especially if we refer to your neighborhood (which has lacked for decades), it looks still enviable total quietness and familiarity. As the Journal not long ago made an extensive report information with data on it, you put the link "here" if you want take a look. I'll just put a few pictures of the neighborhood where it all types of construction, from the humblest home and self to the housing block design through a series of little houses arranged with their front garden either care or some blocks of flats with 3 or 4 levels raised in the 60's and excessive in the whole neighborhood. Not to mention the great Carmelite College, which occupies almost a quarter surface thereof.
A very special house
A neighbor illustrate that dominates the neighborhood characteristics ...
The new institute halfway between Saint Augustine and the PAU 2
Series original homes and some new additions.
The district has two comfortable beds and each with its source.
New housing developments: in group building and townhouses.
The holy place ...
only have to talk about is how the new General Plan, with reference to the previous one and we can say that although the heights that can be built exactly the same: ground floor and 2 apartments, in the previous references found that in those blocks or walls where there were pre-gardens in former homes, it would be mandatory for new, whereas in the Plan puevo this Possibility for not contemplated (at least I have not seen), which we new party walls in sight. Apparently Mr. Quesada is fond to them and we have to suffer the Alicante consequences. As
song related, we have the composition of an Augustine, the Mexican composer Agustín Lara a number of boleros universal among them have chosen "María Bonita" song dedicated to his wife the then famous María Félix . It is sung by one of the best voices from the English of all time: Gloria Lasso.
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