December bridge in Dénis is synonymous with Medieval Market. Since Thursday afternoon you can visit in the historic center of the city's Medieval Market this year, which has more than 80 stations products and souvenirs as well as workshops for crafts, children's activities and exhibition of various animals.
On Friday morning, the authorities inaugurated the market officially. Good weather accompanied throughout the day, and many people who from early morning approached the streets Diana, Loreto, Cavallers and Plaza del Oeste to return to the Middle Ages.
This year there are several new elements in the market, as animated by a theater group accompanied by dolçaina i tabalet four times a day and workshops and children's activities throughout the day.
But there are also classics like donkey rides for the little ones; stalls sausages and sweets come from across the country and falconry display.
The Medieval Market, organized by the Merchants Association Center Històric-Carrer Loreto with the collaboration of all business associations of the city, will be open until Sunday afternoon.
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Inauguration of the Medieval Market of Dénia - Horse and theater group
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Inauguration of the Medieval Market of Dénia - Owl
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Inauguration of the Medieval Market of Dénia - Sainete
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Inauguration of the Medieval Market of Dénia - Authorities
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Inauguration of the Medieval Market of Dénia - Authorities and Falleras Mayores
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Inauguration of the Medieval Market of Dénia - Sainete
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Inauguration of the Medieval Market of Dénia - Falconry
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Inauguration of the Medieval Market of Dénia - Embutido
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Inauguration of the Medieval Market of Dénia - Horseback riding
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Inauguration of the Medieval Market of Dénia - Paloma Mengual
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Inauguration of the Medieval Market of Dénia - Tools
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Inauguration of the Medieval Market of Dénia - Farm
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Inauguration of the Medieval Market of Dénia - Cabra montesa
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Inauguration of the Medieval Market of Dénia - Pigs
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Inauguration of the Medieval Market Dénia
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Inauguration of the Medieval Market of Dénia - Chocolate bonbons
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Inauguration of the Medieval Market of Dénia - Craftsman of the wicker
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Inauguration of the Medieval Market of Dénia - Craft workshops
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Inauguration of the Medieval Market of Dénia - Craft workshops
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Inauguration of the Medieval Market of Dénia - Artisan combs
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Inauguration of the Medieval Market of Dénia - Artisan combs
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Inauguration of the Medieval Market of Dénia - Crafts workshops
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Inauguration of the Medieval Market of Dénia - Animation group
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Inauguration of the Medieval Market of Dénia - Dulces
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Inauguration of the Medieval Market of Dénia - Caramel apples
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Inauguration of the Medieval Market of Dénia - Artisan candies
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Inauguration of the Medieval Market of Dénia - Incense
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Inauguration of the Medieval Market of Dénia - Arrop i Tallaetes
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Inauguration of the Medieval Market Dénia
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Inauguration of the Medieval Market Dénia
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Inauguration of the Medieval Market of Dénia - vendor dressed as a priest
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Inauguration of the Medieval Market of Dénia - sweets
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Inauguration of the Medieval Market of Dénia - Filà Alkamar
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Inauguration of the Medieval Market of Dénia - Children's activities
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Inauguration of the Medieval Market of Dénia - Children's makeup
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Inauguration of the Medieval Market of Dénia - Potatoes to the poor
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Inauguration of the Medieval Market of Dénia - Falla Oeste
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Inauguration of the Medieval Market in Dénia - Photo by familia
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Inauguration of the Medieval Market of Dénia - Falleras Mayores
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Inauguration of the Medieval Market of Dénia - Taberna
Today I toured the Medieval Market which is better than other years, with many attractions for children and a few more interesting places. The only thing I did not like is that they continue to sell products such as olives, cakes, sausages, etc. Bulk unprotected. Nor those who attend wear gloves or products are adequately protected.