Spanish Galleon 16 18th Century Ship Alicante Costa Blanca Spa The "santisima trinidad" was launched in 1769 in the habana (cuba) navy yard. at that moment, the ship was known as "escorial" (because escorial refers to a great spanish monastery) due to its magnificence and was the biggest and most armed vessel in the world. it took two years to build, was 63 metres (208 feet) long, 17 metres (55 feet) wide. Alicante, spain february 16, 2016: interior of "santisima trinidad" old pirate ship, black and white. it took over 2 years to build and cost more than 4 million euros. alicante, costa blanca. spain. alicante city. view from the cafe of ship "santisima trinidad" at the port of alicante. costa blanca. spain.
Spanish Galleon 16 18th Century Ship Alicante Costa Blanca Spa The replica in alicante marina gives a real feel for the original ship – with its huge size, spaciousness, the quality of the wood panelling and interiors. the large state rooms in the stern offered officers and masters accommodation, meeting facilities and areas for their leisure and dining. Went for a look around the galleon which is moored in the harbour in alicante, next to the casino.the entry price includes a free drink from the cafe on the top deck so it reduced the cost nicely.there is a lot to see on board about life working on the ship , also a lot of pictures and scenarios showing the history of the original ship. At times confused with the galleon santísima trinidad y nuestra señora del buen fin – was a spanish ship with 112 guns, increased in 1795–96 to 130 guns by closing in the spar deck between the quarterdeck and forecastle, and to 140 guns around 1802. Download this stock image: spanish galleon 'santisima trinidad' in port of alicante, alicante, costa blanca, alicante province, kingdom of spain e4c5r2 from alamy's library of millions of high resolution stock photos, illustrations and vectors.
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