The Archaeological Museum of Dénia is located at the top of the Castle of the city, in the remains of what were the dependencies of the Palau del Governador, one of the few vestiges that remain of the palace complex that was inside the enclosure.
The restoration of the hall ended in 1984 after many years of neglect and disrepair, but now, in his 190 square meters, can observe the development of the city, from its earliest beginnings to the eighteenth century.
The objects are divided into four periods: Iberian, Roman, Muslim and Christian, different moments of development and thickness of the city of Dénia.
How to arrive
Access to the Archaeological Museum of Dénia must necessarily be done on foot as it is not allowed access of motor vehicles to the top of the castle, place where the room is.
Hours
The Archaeological Museum has the same opening hours as the Dénia Castle, a time that varies depending on the time of year.
November to March is open daily from 10 to 13 and 15 18 hours to
In the months of April and May schedule it happens to be 10 13 to: 30 and 15: 30 19 hours to
Opens in June of 10 to 13: 30 16 to 19 and: 30 hours
In July and August open from 10 to 13: 30 17 to 20 and: 30 hours
In September, the hours are 10 to 13: 30 16 to 20 and hours
In October open from 10 to 13 and 15 18 to: 30 hours.
Price range
The price of admission to the Archaeological Museum is included in the entrance to the Castillo de Dénia. Entrance to Castell de Dénia (Adult, € 3, 8 to 16 Children years 1 €; Pensioner / student, € 2; Groups (minimum 10 people), € 2)
Photos
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Archaeological Museum of Dénia
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access to the Archaeological Museum of Dénia
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Entrance to the Archaeological Museum of Dénia
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Room of the Archaeological Museum of Dénia
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Archaeological excavations material Dianium
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Alfares from the Almohad era
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Almohad period Alfares - XIII century
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Almohads from the Almohad era found on Avenida del Montgó
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Islamic bronzes
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Bronze candelabra discovered in 1920
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Pipe bowls decorated
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Glazed ceramic covered monochrome
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Islamic pottery from Daniya
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Cross original term of the Plaza del Convent
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Fragments of glass obtained in the Castle of Dénia
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Underwater findings Catalan ceramics
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Earthenware decorated in blue - Archaeological Museum of Dénia
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Small pieces of Islamic pottery from Daniya
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Islamic ceramic pieces from Daniya
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Marble plate with geometric decoration
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Earthenware plate with central motif in blue
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Golden plate of S XVIII
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Italian ceramic archaeological remains from Castle Dénia
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Ceramic jar with printed decoration
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Archaeological remains of amphorae
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Dressel amphora 20
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Amphora Dressel 2-4 Tarraconense
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Archaeological material of Dianium excavations
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Lucerne with handle
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Bronze nails
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Black varnish ceramics
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Black varnish ceramics of the 6th century BC
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Dénia Archaeological Museum - Ceramics
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Female figure clothing type Hellenistic
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archaeological material of the Iberian settlement of Alto de Benimaquia
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archaeological materials from the excavations at the Roman vila of Almadrava
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Remains of amphoras
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Amphorae remains of the Roman villa of Almadrava
Location
Dénia Castle -
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