Golf<\/div>
Denia has its own 18-hole golf club (Club La Sella) and is located very near to the main town.<\/div>
Denia Cuisine<\/div>
Denia is famous for its food. Its cuisine is a part of Unesco's heritage and every food lover's dream!<\/div>
Fallas<\/div>
A famous festival held in March where huge statues are burnt down in the streets.<\/div>
Walking and Cycling
Walking and Cycling
Sailing and Fishing<\/div>
Several options at the port which includes sailing, boat trips to Javea, spending the day at sea and even catching a ferry ride to the island of Ibiza.<\/div>
Carved Cova<\/div>
A remarkable rock formation a few kilometres away from Denia. A sight worth seeing.<\/div>
Ascend to Montg\u00f3<\/div>
People head over to Montgo for a spectacular view of the marina and other parts of the Costa Blanca.<\/div>
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Restaurants in Denia<\/h2>
The fish in D\u00e9nia is of excellent quality. If you visit the fish market in the late afternoon, you will witness the arrival of fishing boats to the port and you can participate in the fish auction and take advantage of it to buy fresh fish, just caught. Moreover, the D\u00e9nia area has a great wine tradition, such as the wines of Jal\u00f3n and the vineyards of Teulada. The region also offers products of denomination of origin such as cherries from the Alicante mountains and wine from Marina Alta.<\/p>
More things to see in Denia<\/h2>Lonja de Denia<\/div> The local fish market<\/div>
Calle Marques de Campo<\/div> Denia's shopping street which has many options for bars and restaurants.<\/div>
Denia Castle<\/div> A historical site, located on a rocky cliff which overlooks the marina and the town. A visit to the castle is highly recommended.<\/div>
Denia's Toy Museum<\/div> This museum features a large toy collection from the early 20th century to the '60s. The museum is built in a former train station, (22 km (14 Miles) north of Moraira, and has a large variety from the Sauquillo and Ferchen factories.<\/div>
Beaches<\/div> Denia has a variety of beaches as it occupies almost twenty kilometres of the coastline. These include Les Marines, LAlmadrava, Les Rotes and many others.<\/div>
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The local fish market<\/div>
Calle Marques de Campo<\/div>
Denia's shopping street which has many options for bars and restaurants.<\/div>
Denia Castle<\/div>
A historical site, located on a rocky cliff which overlooks the marina and the town. A visit to the castle is highly recommended.<\/div>
Denia's Toy Museum<\/div>
This museum features a large toy collection from the early 20th century to the '60s. The museum is built in a former train station, (22 km (14 Miles) north of Moraira, and has a large variety from the Sauquillo and Ferchen factories.<\/div>
Beaches<\/div>
Denia has a variety of beaches as it occupies almost twenty kilometres of the coastline. These include Les Marines, LAlmadrava, Les Rotes and many others.<\/div>
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