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10 reasons to visit Jumilla in northern MurciaHistory, wine, breathtaking landscapes, a medieval castle and some of the most widely acclaimed Spanish wine! Jumilla, which lies in the “Altiplano” area in the north of the Region of Murcia, is one of the many towns in Spain which are full of..

February 1 to 28 Km 0 tapas treats at hostelries affiliated to the Jumilla Wine RouteA tapas route with a difference as Jumilla restaurants offer wine with their culinary snacks The annual KM 0 tapas route, which is being held in and around the town of Jumilla for the 6th time in 2026, inlcudes wineries from the area which are affiliated to..

The millennia-old wine producing traditions of MurciaSuperb winery and vineyard tours, tastings, meals and a wonderful all-round experience in the landscape of Murcia Many places in inland Murcia have recently been celebrating World Wine Tourism Day, with special events such as winery tours, museum visits, tastings..

Discover the liquid gold that is the olive oil of the Region of Murcia!Olive oil tourism in the Region of Murcia Here in the Region of Murcia olive oil is an essential part of our culture and our history, and now of our tourist activity as well! Olive oil is becoming more and more popular and rightly so, representing.. 10/06/2025

Affordable wine experiences, honey tastings, horse riding and more rural tourism in Bullas from GuatazalesBook a rural retreat holiday or activity in northern Murcia with Guatazales, the wine, honey and experience specialists for tourists   More and more, people who come to visit Spain are looking for alternative experiences and events based around food..

Discover the magic of Christmas in inland Murcia!Tradition and beauty away from the crowds of the Costa Cálida and the big cities over the festive season If all you want for Christmas this year is to get away from the throngs of people in the shops and town centres of Murcia, bear in mind that the..

7 reasons to visit the Altiplano in the north of MurciaA harder job would be to name reasons NOT to visit Yecla and Jumilla! If you’re one of those whose knowledge of the Region of Murcia is limited to the beaches of the Mediterranean and the Mar Menor, couple of local watering holes or restaurants, the..

Gazpachos yeclanos, a typical hearty winter food and one of the specialities of YeclaThis meat and flatbread meal has nothing to do with Andalusian gazpacho! Those of us who live in coastal areas think we know about gazpacho, the cool summer drink made from blended tomato, cucumber and other ingredients, but don’t imagine that this anything..

Nazario livestock farm affiliated to the Yecla Wine RouteA bull rearing ranch on the road between Yecla and Almansa The Yecla Wine Route is proud to count among its affiliates the Ganadería Nazario, a livestock ranch specializing in the rearing of bulls for the spectacle of bullfighting – something..

Almazara Deortegas olive oil affiliated to the Yecla Wine RouteOrganic extra virgin olive oil in Yecla Although the name of Yecla is synonymous with wine it is also home to significant olive oil production, and visitors are welcome to either visit the Deortegas olive oil mill or sample their exceptional Organic Extra..

Bodega Conde de Montornés affiliated to Yecla Wine RouteDOP Yecla wines from grapes grown on the lower slopes of Monte Arabí The Conde Monotornés winery in Yecla is founded on a solid tradition, having come into being in the mod-19th century under the auspices of Enrique María Trénor..

5 great destinations in the north-west of Murcia during the Holy Jubilee Year of 2024 in CaravacaCaravaca and its neighbours Cehegín, Bullas, Calasparra and Bullas all offer a fascinating range of experiences to visitors The city of Caravaca de la Cruz is one of only 5 to have been awarded the status of “Holy Cities” by the Vatican..

19 delicious gastro experiences in and around Murcia, Cartagena and Lorca!Wine, cheese, honey, beer, liqueurs, wild plants, coffee… just some of the gastronomic delights awaiting you in the Costa Cálida! Of course tourism in the three largest cities of the Region of Murcia (Lorca, Cartagena and the regional capital.. 06/09/2022

Jumilla wine route, Bodegas Nido del CucoThis little gem is a traditional and characterful bodega offering lunches within the bodega setting Bodegas Nido del Cuco was founded as Viña Campanero in 2002 with the intention of producing quality Denomination of Origin wines in Jumilla at affordable..

Jumilla wine route, Bodega XenyselAn idyllic rural winery in Jumilla The Xenysel winery in the north-east of the municipality of Jumilla is a reminder that despite the fact that the Monastrell grape is predominant in this part of Spain, there is still room for considerable differentiation..

Jumilla wine route, Bodegas LuzónProducing around 4 million bottles a year, Bodegas Luzón in Jumilla offers a range of award winning wines Bodegas Luzón is one of the longest established of the many wine producers in the municipality of Jumilla, in the north of the Region of..

Jumilla Wine Route, Parajes del ValleA fully ecological winery just outside the town of Jumilla close to the Sierra del Carche Parajes del Valle, one of the “bodegas” affiliated to the Jumilla Wine Route, prides itself on being the creator of special and original wines which in their..

Jumilla Wine Route: Bodegas San DionisioTradition meets modernity at this leading Jumilla winery Bodegas San Dionisio was founded in 1957 by a group of agriculturalists in the town of Fuenteálamo, in the province of Albacete, who formed a cooperative and began making their own wines. Since..

How to book and navigate the Bullas Wine Routes, the Rutas del VinoPractical information to help you enjoy a visit to Bullas The wine installations and attractions of the Rutas del Vino of Bullas can be enjoyed and visited in a number of ways, either by individuals or groups of any size. There are five Bodegas.. 03/11/2016

Bullas wine route: The Casa-Museo Don Pepe MarsillaA step back in time on the Ruta del Vino to Bullas around the year 1900 The Casa-Museo Don Pepe Marsilla in Bullas occupies a house which was originally built in the year 1723, but was remodeled in the late 19th century by one of the town’s..