The Las Rotas promenade in Denia starts at the Marineta Casiana beach, located in the southern part of the city, and ends at the Arenetes beach. The Las Rotas promenade, has a distance of almost 3 kilometers along the seashore, being a perfect place for walking, jogging or cycling next to beautiful landscapes offered by […]
Cavallers street is an urban road in Denia. It therefore belongs to the province of Alicante. It is a very busy area of Denia. Cavallers street is 98 meters long. It is part of the historic center of the city and It is a typical street in Denia. There is a group of houses built
Cop street in Denia is one of the most commercial streets, 80 meters long, in the city of Denia. It is a pedestrian street with a lot of life. Along the street there are clothing stores, but also a bakery, a pharmacy and cafes. In addition, the buildings on the street house various offices of
The esplanade Cervantes in Denia, is named after Miguel de Cervantes, famous for being the author who wrote the novel of Don Quixote de La Mancha. The esplanade Cervantes in Dénia, a place full of history and monuments The esplanade Cervantes in Denia, is a very busy place near the port of Denia is easily
Diana Street in Denia is a street located in the city center, this street is well known by the people of Denia and its tourists. Diana Street in Denia is a street where people go for walks or drinks, people usually go or early in the morning or in the afternoon from 7h in the
The Saladar promenade of Denia practically connects the port of Denia to the Archduke Carlos square. We say “practically” because it is not continuous at all, although for a small section in which a very old house is preserved. The Saladar promenade is quite pleasant and we find different homes and businesses on both sides
The Marqués de Campo street is the main street, the most commercial and is considered the center. It goes from the Glorieta del País Valencià to the port. Marqués de Campo street has a large influx of people who walk or go shopping (especially on the weekend), since we find multiple shops, cafes, bars and
Calle Loreto — the “grand pedestrian avenue” of Dénia’s old town Barely 300 m of cobblestones stretch from the Convent of the Agustinas to Constitution Square, packing centuries of history, alfresco tapas and a truck-load of atmosphere. The street plan was already in place back in the 11th century, when the Andalusí medina of Daniya
On Mayor Street of Denia, one of the oldest streets in Denia, on May 8, 1844, Roque Chabás Llorens was born. Historian, Member of the Royal Academy of History. He was Archivist of the Cathedral of Valencia. He created the Historical Magazine “The Archive” (1886) He wrote History of Denia (1886) – The Valencian Mozarabs
