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Denia, Costa Blanca, Spain Denia Holiday, Property and Tourist Information
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Denia Denia is located in the Marina Alta region, on the northernmost part of the Costa Blanca. The town is reachable from either Alicante or Valencia international airports; from both airports Denia is best reached via the A-7 toll road, and is just 15 minutes drive from exit 62. The overall journey time in most cases taking just over an hour from either direction. Package Holidays Denia To check Denia Holiday costs please visit Holidays Costa Blanca or telephone (+44) 01633 798916 for assistance With a population of just under 29,000 the town is a busier place than its coastal neighbours Javea and Oliva. Although a large proportion of the population increase in recent years can be put down to residential tourism Denia is still very much a working town. Its port and fishing trade is more active than ever, commerce is thriving, and it is host to some of the areas biggest hospitals and courts of justice. Although expansion is evident, Denia has retained a lot of its old charm. The fishermen's quarter preserves its delightful cobbled streets and whitewashed buildings. The town is rich in history, deriving its name from the Romans who named it Dianium. They in turn are said to have named the town after the Roman temple Diana, which was excavated here. The town's main focal point must be its impressive 16th century fortification, which dominates the town from a height of 58 metres. With excellent views of Denia and beyond it is now home to an archaeological museum. More Alicante Links;
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Denia Costa Blanca, Spain - Denia Holiday, Property and Tourist Information. Discover all the joys of a visit to the delightful town of Denia, Spain, with advice on where to stay, what to do, when to go and how to get there. |