Denia is best known within Spain for its hilltop castle, which presides over the old town and the Mediterranean shoreline. The fortress contains layers from the Islamic period and later Christian rule, while its archaeological museum traces the town’s long maritime past. To the southwest, the Montgó massif forms the core of Montgó Natural Park, a protected limestone landscape overlooking the coast. Denia is also a working port with ferry connections to the Balearic Islands and was named a UNESCO Creative City of Gastronomy in 2015, reflecting the local importance of seafood, rice and regional produce. View additional webcams nearby to better understand how Denia relates to the Valencian coast and Montgó.
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