Murcia
05 ABR - 31 DIC
This typical Murcia sweet course is simple, unique and delicious The humble ¿paparajote¿ is one of the most emblematic foods instantly associated with the city of Murcia and the countryside of the Campo de Cartagena, prepared using simple local ingredients and standing as a symbol of the ¿huerta¿ (or market garden of Murcia) during the annual local fiestas held in the regional capital in the week after Easter. Unusually, the most important ingredient in a paparajote is one which is not to be eaten: a freshly picked lemon leaf. Leaves..
Yecla
28 JUN
Discover the historical heritage of Yecla at the Town Hall and the church of El Hospitalico The town of Yecla in northern Murcia has a long and fascinating history dating right back to prehistoric times, and this guided visit in the centre of town focuses on some of the most important buildings which remain from the prosperous times of the 16th century, when Christian rule was consolidated in Spain after centuries of Moorish dominance. The main Town Hall building in Yecla is in the Plaza Mayor, the main square of the old town, and dates..
Águilas
04 JUN - 14 JUN
15 local restaurants in Águilas are taking part and a special boat trip is available on 14th June The local gastronomy of Águilas has much to recommend, including the delicious seafood and the locally sourced meat and vegetables, but the latest gastro event in the town instead features one of the most outstanding products from elsewhere in the Region of Murcia. Rice fields are not a common sight in Europe, but in Calasparra in north-western Murcia the climate, landscape and soil have lent themselves to rice growing for many centuries..
Totana
25 MAY - 31 DIC
From the Bronze Age to the 21st century, tradition and scenery in the south-west of Murcia Close to the beaches of the Bay of Mazarrón and closer still to the mountains of Sierra Espuña, Totana in south-western Murcia boasts a surprising array of attractions provided by the landscape itself and the activities of Mankind here over the last 6,000 years! The buildings in the town centre include many noble homes dating from the 18th and 19th centuries, at the centre of which are the majestic church and tower of Santiago, the Town Hall and..
San Javier
26 JUN - 27 JUN
Music, water sports and fun for all the family to welcome in the summer on the shore of the Mar Menor The seaside district of Santiago de la Ribera in San Javier welcomes the start of summer on 27th June with the holding of the Festival Tour Fest, preceded this year by an evening of comedy the evening before. The comedy festival on Friday 26th June is entitled ¿La Mar de Risas¿ and features Chely Capitán, Pepe Céspedes and Toni Rodríguez, all of them performing live on Explanada Barnuevo, but the main event takes place the following..
Cartagena
19 ABR - 31 DIC
The spotlight falls on Canada at La Mar de Músicas from July 14 to 22 Tickets and season tickets go on sale on Thursday April 20 for this year¿s La Mar de Músicas season of live concerts in Cartagena, immediately following the official presentation of the event. Sales will be online either here or here. This is the 28th edition of La Mar de Músicas and features a host of artists from this year¿s featured country, Canada. Concerts are to be held at various venues in the city: tickets for events in the patio of the old CIM building..
Yecla
04 JUL
Learn about the ancient and medieval history of Yecla through the exhibits at this fascinating museum Beginning at 10.30 on Sunday 4th July this guided tour includes fascinating insights into the past of Yecla and the surrounding area in the north of the Region of Murcia, beginning with pre-history and the settlements known to have existed at Monte Arabí, continuing with the pre-Roman settlement of El Cerro de los Santos, then the Romans, the centuries of Moorish rule and then the Middle Ages. All of this millennia-long story is illustrated..
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Cultural, sports, ecotourism, even magical. There are routes to suit all ages and tastes. Take a look at our suggestions and get ready to discover the region. Don't forget your camera and wear comfortable shoes, because there is a long way to walk...
Bullas has been traditionally considered as the entrance to the North West of Murcia. Life in this village revolves around wine, making possible a "perfect match" between culture and vine, history and a green and mountainous nature
It is at the southernmost point of the region, bordering Andalusia. Águilas will captivate you with its beaches, history and Mediterranean charm. You don't need to go far if you wish to wander.
If what you need is a break, then forget about your stresses and treat yourself. The region's waters are available to you from our numerous spas and thalassotherapy centres.
Bringing back a T-shirt as a souvenir is great, but to actually take a piece of Murcia away with you is so much better. Typical products of the region are the best way to remember your trip, or make those that could not go with you feels as if they were there too. Make space in your suitcase!
Famous for its summer festivals and its dedication to agricultural and nautical activities, San Javier, located in the Mar Menor, goes way beyond the mere expectations of beaches. Cool air and the fresh taste of seafood provide alternatives to this area, whose main tourist hotspots are Santiago de la Ribera and La Manga del Mar Menor.
La Manga, a renowned touristic hotspot for decades, has been a Mecca for lovers of white sandy beaches, crystal-clear waters and hustle and bustle. Despite the huge number of visitors that descend here every year, this paradise still has many spots to explore, surprises to offer and secluded places to discover. Only here can you choose to swim in two seas, or watch the sun set and or rise over either of these waters.
Jumilla is one of the crucial stops in the North East region. Called 'the beauty' by the Arabs, it is famous for its wines with Designation of Origin (D.O.), its gastronomy, its gardens and its Iberian, Roman and Medieval legacy.
