The "Loca Sacra" guided tour program will tour the sacred landscapes of Dénia

December bridge in Dénia mark the start of a new program of guided themed routes that will extend until spring and are intended to visit the holy places of the history of the city.

Loca Sacra (Holy places, in Latin), it will reveal the origins and identity of the sacred places of Dénia since Roman times. The first destination will be the Cova de l'Aigua (6 December), where Roman deposited oil lamps and coins to their gods. Sunday December 8 route to go house of Pare PereWhere Fray Pedro Esteve created his pecular landscape of the Holy Land, at the foot of the Montgó.

After the holidays, the routes on Sunday January 19 will resume already included in programming Activitats Family, with a visit to the castell d'Olimbroi, the hill of St. Nicholas and Les Rotes, sacred places for the Muslims who inhabited Daniya. On Sunday 26 of January the ephemeris of Santa Paula will be celebrated with a route to the hermitage; the 16 of February the destination will be the hermitage of Sant Antoni, from the 14th century, space of hermitages in the Middle Ages; and the visits will end in the hermitage of Santa Lucía, the March 23.

All these visits are free and will last approximately two and a half hours. While it is not necessary to sign up in advance, if recommended notify the 96 642 assistance by calling 02 60.

The municipal archaeologist Josep Antoni Gisbert, said also scheduled visits to the hermitage of Sant Joan and arqeuológico complex Penya de l'Eagle, in the Montgó in spring 2014. In addition, his department is working on developing a brochure on routes Temps de pansa y Loca Sacra.

Councilwoman of Culture, Pepa Font, explained that these routes seek to expand tourism in the city as happened with the thematic routes on the matter, who came to gather 80 people in the same output.