Denia

Denia is a charming medium-sized city with 41,733 inhabitants. Its many restaurants, bars, and shops allow visitors to connect with locals and practice the Spanish they learned in class.

The Dianense has an open and cosmopolitan character.

Denia has 20 kilometres of coastline and a beautiful Natural Park called “El Montgó”.

UNESCO has designated Denia the Creative City of Gastronomy. It is known for its innovation in gastronomy and has many quality restaurants.

The Alicante city of Denia offers you the best of the sea, the beach, and the mountains while you enjoy your Spanish classes in Denia.

Denia is strategically located on the Mediterranean coast, just an hour from Alicante and an hour and a half from Valencia. Here, you can enjoy the amenities of a large city, such as cinemas, theatres, museums, and shopping.

The most popular sights, tourist attractions, and things to do and see in Denia

• Castle of Dénia.
• Church of La Asunción.
• Church of San Antonio.
• City Hall.
• Convent and Church of Agustinas.
• Ethnological Museum.
• Marinas Beach.
• Maritime Port.
• Palace of Governors & Architectural Museum.
• Rotas beach.
• Shopping in the stalls at the waterfront.
• Shopping mall.
• Shops and Restaurants in Loreto Street and Marqués de Campo.
• Square of the constitution.
• Square of the Convent.
• Tower of Gerro.
• Toy Museum.

The most important events and festivals in Denia

• Moros y Cristianos in August.
• DNA Gastronomic Festival in September.
• Fallas in March.
• Festa Major de la Santísima Sang in July.
• Tapas route.
• Winecanting Dénia in July.

Why Denia is the best city to live and study Spanish

• 20km long sandy beaches and rocky beaches.
• A healthy, safe, and relaxing environment.
• Good weather.
• Nature: Natural Park.
• Walking distances to walk around.
• Wide range of water and land-based activities.