Denia Spain
There is a wide range of places to see both in and around Denia in a spain holidays . Whether it is a cultural or historical exploration, a nature trip or simply just to have fun, Denia has them. Whatever the visitor fancies, Denia has something for him/her.
Denia’s main tourist attraction is its imposing castle which dominates the town. From the castle top, one can have a magnificent view of the whole town and its surroundings. Denia’s main street, Calle Marques de Campos is the ideal place for people watching. There is a plethora of cafes, shops, bars and restaurants. Denia’s many restaurants reflect the city’s long history and tradition. Typical dishes such as its famous rice dishes paella and arroz a banda and seafood specialties take centre stage in any table. Denia is also well known for its many fiestas. There is the Las Fallas (a bonfire festival), Moros y Cristianos (re-enactment of the battles between Muslims and Christians) and the Bous a la Mar (bull running).
As for the beaches, Denia takes pride in its 20 kilometres stretch of sandy beaches. Most of its beaches have consistently received the European “Blue Flag” for safety and cleanliness.
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