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July 13 to September 15 Esparto grass weaving exhibition in JumillaEsparto grass and wine have been at the heart of economic activity in Jumilla for centuries “Las Raices del Esparto”, an exhibition tracing the long history of esparto grass weaving in the north of the Region of Murcia, is open to the public at..
September 28 Guided tour of Jumilla castleVisit this magnificent monument in northern Murcia and learn more about the Region’s history On Saturday September 28, as part of the celebrations of World Tourism Day, all are welcome to join this guided tour to visit the castle in Jumilla. The..
September 29 Free guided tour of the historic centre of Jumilla and the church of SantiagoA charming and historic collection of buildings constitute the old town centre of Jumilla As part of the celebrations of World Tourism Day this free guided tour is being held in the old centre of Jumilla on Sunday 29th September, starting at 10.30 at the late..
October 12 and 13 Rock climbing competition in JumillaTake part in this sport which is likely to attract a huge new following following the Olympics! One of the lessons learnt from the Olympics this year was the excitement of rock climbing as a competitive sport, and in Jumilla the Grupo Hinneni has been promoting..
October 26 and 27 Matavendimia wine fair in JumillaThe end of the grape-picking season is celebrated with a wine-related and gastronomic fair in the centre of Jumilla Just as the town of Jumilla in northern Murcia holds its annual fiestas to coincide with the picking of the first grapes of the season, an important..
Romería del Cristo Amarrado Jumilla Romeria to the Monte Santa Ana in Jumilla, second Sunday in May Every year on the second Sunday in May the Romería del Cristo Amarrado takes place in Jumilla, as the figure of Christ tied to the whipping post travels from the old town centre back..For more articles select a Page or Next.
