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Compare 2 fertility clinics in Alicante, Spain
There are [2] fertility centers in Alicante with different treatment pricings and IVF packages. The IVF clinics in Alicante offer many options of male and female infertility testing, and a number of procedures, such as ovulation induction, intrauterine insemination, In Vitro Fertilization, donor sperm, LGBT family planning, egg donation, egg freezing, and other options.
Quick info - Spanish fertility treatment costs in 2022:
Medications, pretests and additional procedures not included.
Please note that ADDITIONAL FEES MAY APPLY based on your unique needs.
Average price of standard IVF with ovarian stimulation:
5,637
5,656
4,798
139,268 CZK
112,867 MXN
450,799 INR
7,348 CAD
Average ICSI treatment price:
3,855
3,869
3,281
95,250 CZK
77,194 MXN
308,317 INR
5,026 CAD
Average price of IVF with Egg donation:
7,739
7,766
6,587
191,205 CZK
154,959 MXN
618,915 INR
10,089 CAD
Average price of IVF with Embryo donation:
3,601
3,614
3,065
88,972 CZK
72,106 MXN
287,995 INR
4,695 CAD
Average price of IVF with Sperm donation:
5,009
5,027
4,263
123,761 CZK
100,300 MXN
400,604 INR
6,530 CAD
Packages & Deals | 2022
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General Information
Alicante is a port city in Spain, the seat of the province of Alicante, the southernmost part of the Autonomous Community of Valencia.
More than a fifth of the population are foreigners, immigrants in a massive wave of immigration at the beginning of the 21st century. Alicante is thus one of the fastest growing cities in the country. The local economy is based primarily on tourism.
History
The city was founded by the Romans and named it Lucentum (City of Light). In the second half of the 8th century. Alicante was ruled by the Arabs, in 1246 it was recaptured by Alfonso X. for the Castilian crown. In 1308, the city became part of the Kingdom of Valencia. Today it is part of the Valencia region.
Alicante - Quick guide
The Old Town is located on the Mediterranean coast below the hill of Monte Benacantil (169 m). On the hill Benacantil is the castle of Santa Bárbara, founded 200 years bc, the current fortifications are partly from the 9th century.
The most important buildings in the Old Town include the Cathedral of San Nicolas from the 17th century. An even older date, from the 14th to the 16th century, is the Basilica of Santa María, which can be found in Plaza Santa María (Calle Mayor, Villavieja).
The three important buildings in the Old Town are complemented by the building of the Alicante Town Hall with two towers on the Ayuntamiento de Alicante (Town Hall Square), a Baroque building from the 18th century.
