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Museu Arqueològic de Dénia
Archaeological museum inside the castle, presenting finds from Iberian, Roman, Islamic and later periods that shaped Dénia’s past.
Take a train from Valencia to Denia and enjoy the approximately 81 km long journey. Find schedules and pricing options for a convenient and affordable trip.
The earliest train runs at 09:44, the last at 19:40.
Distance 81 km |
First train 9:44 |
Last train 19:40 |
High Season Jul - Sept |
Low Season Jan - Mar |
Busiest Day Fri |
Least Busy Day Mon |
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Archaeological museum inside the castle, presenting finds from Iberian, Roman, Islamic and later periods that shaped Dénia’s past.
Ethnological museum in a historic townhouse explaining the raisin trade and bourgeois life that transformed Dénia in the nineteenth century.
Museum dedicated to Dénia’s role in toy manufacture, with vintage pieces, factory stories and a clear look at local industrial heritage.
Old fishermen’s quarter with whitewashed houses, flowered façades and photogenic lanes just below the castle walls.
Scenic coastal walking area south of the marina, popular for rocky coves, sea views and sunsets near the Montgó Natural Park.
Lively street known for its arcades, historic atmosphere and central location linking the old town with the castle area.
Rice baked with pork, blood sausage, chickpeas and potato. A classic Marina Alta Sunday dish with deep village tradition.
Creamy rice cooked with red prawns from Dénia, prized for their intense sweet flavour and strong link to the town’s fishing heritage.
Rice dish cooked in fish stock with monkfish and shellfish. A staple of the Valencian coast and common in Dénia homes and restaurants.
Refined beachfront restaurant known for red prawn and creative rice dishes, with polished service and sea views.
Stylish marina restaurant specialising in local seafood, paella and Dénia red prawn in an elegant but relaxed setting.
Well-known traditional spot near the port serving rice dishes, fideuà and fresh fish in a classic local atmosphere.
Moderate for Spain’s coast: dining is fair value, local buses are cheap, but summer accommodation and seafront restaurants raise overall holiday costs.
Tipping is modest: round up or leave 5-10% in restaurants for good service. In cafés and taxis, small change or rounding up is usual.
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Estación Alsa Dénia -> Plaça del Consell, Dénia
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