Denia is a town located in the province of Alicante, in the Valencian Community, on the Spanish Mediterranean coast. It is known for its beaches, its impressive castle, its historical heritage and its rich gastronomy. Here are some suggestions of places to visit and typical dishes to try during your stay in Denia:
What to visit:
Denia Castle: an impressive 12th century castle offering panoramic views of the town and the sea.
The Archaeological Museum: a museum housing an impressive collection of artefacts from Roman and medieval times.
The Torre del Gerro: a 16th century watchtower offering stunning views of the sea and coastline.
The Montgó Natural Park: a natural park offering numerous hiking trails and stunning views of the coastline.
The Municipal Market: a food market offering a wide variety of local and fresh produce.
What to eat:
Arroz a banda: a typical dish of the region, made with rice and fish.
Red prawns: Denia's red prawns are particularly famous for their flavour and texture.
Caldereta de pescado: a fish and seafood stew typical of the area.
Coca de mollitas: a flatbread typical of the region, which is covered with tomato, oil and salt and served with sardines, anchovies or sausages.
Horchata: a refreshing and sweet drink made from tiger nuts, which can be found in any ice cream parlour or café in the area.
Enjoy your summer in Denia!
Delve into the origins of the Iberian culture with an archaeologist. But first, breakfast with sweet wine.
Delve into the origins of the Iberian culture with an archaeologist. But first, breakfast with sweet wine.
Delve into the origins of the Iberian culture with an archaeologist. But first, breakfast with sweet wine.
Visits from: 18€
Instructive tastings, gourmet gastronomy and courses to lose weight with a Mediterranean diet.
Visits from: 12€
Modernist and medieval art in an excellent tour through the history of the Marquis de la Romana, accompanied by good wine and local food.
Visits from: 3€
Enogastronomic route.
Visits from: 25€
