5 Sights in Dénia, Spain (with Map and Images)

The castle of Dénia overlooks the sea from a hill in the middle of the city. On its slopes is the old town and further down, the port. It was built by the Arabs on previous buildings. It has been municipal property since 1952. It has been rehabilitated; It is currently open to visitors and has established itself as the most popular monument and one of the symbols of the city. It houses the Archaeological Museum, an important testimony of local history. In addition, in August there is a series of concerts called Music in the Castle.

Wikipedia: Castell de Dénia (CA), Website

The Archaeological Museum of the city of Dénia leads through the history of the city, from the beginnings of its urban adventure, s. II BC, to the eighteenth century. This tour is carried out through a selection of the finds made in the city and its term plus information panels.

Wikipedia: Museu Arqueològic de Dénia (CA), Website

The hermitage of Sant Joan is in the municipality of Dénia, on the southern slope of the Montgó. It is accessed by the path of the Pou de la Muntanya, or by the path of Santa Llúcia. The typology of the hermitage is part of the so-called hermitages or churches of conquest, built between the thirteenth and fifteenth centuries, reaching the sixteenth century.

Wikipedia: Ermita de Sant Joan (Dénia) (CA)

The archaeological site of the Alto de Benimaquia, which corresponds to the archaic and full Iberian period, is located in La Xara, in the municipality of Dénia, at the northwestern end of the Montgó.

Wikipedia: Jaciment arqueològic de l'Alt de Benimaquia (CA)

The Ethnological Museum of Dénia deals with the moments of boom and splendor that the city experienced in the second half of the nineteenth century due to the raisin trade. This fact led to a great urban development and created a cultural environment and a consolidated bourgeois society that enjoyed the advances of the time, such as the train and gas, among others.

Wikipedia: Museu Etnològic de Dénia (CA)