Denia Castle and Archaeological Museum

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Denia Castle, perched on a rocky outcrop above the Mediterranean coast, offers sweeping panoramic views of the city and the surrounding sea. The medieval fortress, erected between the 11th and 12th centuries, houses the Palau del Governador and the adjacent Archaeological Museum, which showcases artifacts spanning Iberian, Roman, Christian, and Islamic periods. A walk through the castle’s walls and the museum’s galleries immerses visitors in the region’s layered history. With its unique blend of architecture, history, and sea views, the site is a must‑visit for anyone exploring Denia’s cultural heritage.

Highlights

• Moorish Castle of Denia
• Palau del Governador
• Archaeological Museum

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