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Ciudad Quesada is located approximately 8 kilometres inland from the Costa Blanca
and is part of Rojales and includes the urbanisations of Pueblo Lucero, Doña Pepa, Pueblo Bravo and Lo Pepin. It is very popular with people from all over Europe, and is instantly recognisable by the grand entrance known as the Quesada Arches. It has a large square, a town hall, free municipal tennis courts and the Parque Recorral which has a picnic area and many unmarked walking and cycling routes.
The high street has bars, cafes and restaurants, which offer a choice of international foods including Spanish, Thai, Indian, Italian, French, Greek and Chinese. There are also a few Steak Houses and Fast Food establishments.
Alicante and Murcia airports are both 50 kilometres away and the nearest beach is within 10 minutes drive.
There are many championship golf courses to choose from: Villamartin, Las ramblas and Campoamor are the closest. There are many more within an hour's drive.
The many Blue flag beaches of Torrevieja, Guardamar del Segura, and Santa Pola are all within 15 minutes drive.
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