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Dénia’s history lives in its streets, stones, and hills—not just in museums. What looks like a beach town is in fact a living archive, where medieval Islamic walls surface beside modern life and every discovery on a building site pauses construction so the past can speak.
To understand Dénia, begin with the Iberians, the earliest known inhabitants of this land, then follow the layers left by Romans, Muslims, Christians, merchants, fishermen, and modern residents.
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This page is part of the bilingual material rebuilt from the original Dénia book and website archive.