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Quite a large harbor, from super yachts to ferries to fishing boats, there is a lot to see.

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A beautiful representation of the far too large waste mountain at sea.

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Criticism of the Bous a la Mar: Animal rights activists protest against the spectacle year after year. The animals are not actually injured in the arena. But the excitement and heat cause some animals to suffer heart attacks. They are also irritated with electric shocks before entering the arena. Since a bull fell into the harbor basin and drowned in July 2023 (which was not the first time this had happened), the protests have been so strong that Dénia's mayor reacted. From 2024, there will only be one race per day.

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Statue in honor of the Bous a la Mar Bous a la Mar (English: "Bulls into the Sea") is an event that takes place every year as part of the "Santísima Sangre" festival in the city of Dénia in Spain (province of Alicante). "Bous a la mar" has been around since 1926 and was incorporated into the patron saint's festivals as a joke. The young bulls are driven one by one along the Marqués de Campo avenue into a rectangular bullring that is set up on the dock especially for this event. One side of the arena, however, does not border the spectator stands. It is open to the Mediterranean. While amateur bullfighters in swimming shorts try to drive the animals towards the harbor basin in the bullring and often fall into the water themselves, numerous spectators sit in the stands and watch. If an animal holds out for a certain amount of time, it is pardoned.

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Dénia (in Valencian and officially Dénia, unofficially Spanish Denia) is a city on the east coast of Spain. It lies between Alicante and Valencia in the north of the Costa Blanca. Museums: The Archaeological Museum in the Castillo de Dénia gives an overview of the history of the city - from its Iberian beginnings to the 16th century. The Ethnological Museum is a city history museum, dedicated primarily to the 19th century. The Toy Museum shows the tin toy industry in Dénia from 1904 to 1960. Centro de arte "La Estacion": an art center that shows temporary exhibitions. Buildings: Art The castle was built in the 11th and 12th centuries by the Moors on top of an earlier Roman complex and was continually expanded and rebuilt in the following centuries. The complex was partially destroyed in the War of the Spanish Succession. The garrison that was housed in the castle was disbanded in 1859. Today the castle houses the Archaeological Museum of Dénia. Church of the Assumption (Iglesia de la Asunción), a baroque building from the 18th century. Church of St. Anthony (Iglesia de San Antonio) from the first half of the 17th century.

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The port in Denia is considered the second most important port on the Costa Blanca, next to Alicante. Ferries to the Balearic Islands depart regularly from here. It is only 55 nautical miles to Ibiza, 60 nautical miles to Formentera and 128 nautical miles to Mallorca. The city's fishing port is also located here. Around 700 boxes of fish are auctioned off every day in the "Fish Exchange", and freshly caught sea fish can be bought every afternoon. In the port area, in addition to the city port, you will also find 2 other marinas that are very popular among sailors and yacht owners. "Club Nautico" The older, traditional one is mainly used by sailors and is very nicely located. It is worth taking a look around here in the morning with a Cortado or a cup of coffee. "The New Port" Completed in 2004, the new port offers over 1,000 berths for sailors, sports boats and large private yachts. Many beautiful bars, restaurants and chill-out lounges invite you to linger here in the afternoon or evening and watch the hustle and bustle in the port and the ships and ferries coming and going.

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An alternative option close to CIM Segara (a bit low altitude). Very nice 360 degree view of Marina Alta area and MONTGO mountain. By good weather conditions one can see Ibiza/Formentera islands. Short video about this hike could be found under following link -https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EaGm6ynxjno

Beautiful building. Behind the town hall is the access to the castle, an unmissable monument in Denia.

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Closed to pedestrians. The trees/plane trees give the street a special charm.

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A stroll along the harbor promenade is simply part of a visit to Denia

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Marinas "Club Nautico" and "Der Neue Hafen". Completed in 2004, the new harbor offers over 1,000 berths for sailors, pleasure boats and large private yachts. Many beautiful bars, restaurants and chill-out lounges invite you. Stay here in the afternoon or evening and watch the hustle and bustle in the harbor and the ships and ferries arriving and departing.

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"Carrer del Marqués de Campo" (Marques de Campo Street of Dénia, better known as "Calle Campos") has been the main artery of the city since its construction in the late nineteenth century. It is the seat of most national banks and pharmacies, cafes and restaurants, and boutiques.

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Sculpture of a fish of the genus "sea peacock" by the artist Rafa Cheli. Various waste from the sea can be found in the belly of the fish. "This closes the circle," explains the artist. “We throw the rubbish into the sea. Fish eat it, and then we eat the fish and pick up the waste again. I don't think I need to say more than that, it's easy to understand."

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Denia at sunset at the port a special moment. Just stop and enjoy the atmosphere 🫶

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Best at sunset. And then a stroll through the stalls at the port. Bet you always find something 😊👌

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In Dénia there are - in addition to the shopping street - also some beautiful buildings and details to see.

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The Bous a la Mar statue was created by Toni Marí in 1998 and represents the festival of the same name in Dénia, which has been celebrated since 1926 and takes place every summer. For this purpose, a rectangular area is being built in the port of Dénia, which is open to the water side. There are well-attended spectator stands all around. Now bulls are driven into the "arena" and "hobby toreros" try to drive the animals into the water without falling into the water themselves.

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