The tours include visits to wineries within each D.O production area together with cultural visits and refreshments The Murcia Wine Bus is a new initiative for the autumn of 2018 which offers daytrips to the three wine producing areas of the Region of Murcia; Yecla, Bullas and Jumilla with pick-up points in Murcia city and Cartagena. Each of the tours includes a tour of wine-producing bodegas with wine tasting included, a visit to the natural..

Activities, workshops, exhibitions, drama, concerts and lots more to do in the municipality of Junilla The town of Jumilla in the northern “Altiplano” area of the Region of Murcia boasts a year-round agenda of cultural events at a variety of venues including the following: The archaeological museum (telephone 968 757379): during the final quarter of 2018 the special exhibit is an axe dating from the Copper Age, approximately 5,000 years..

15 bodegas are affiliated to the Ruta del Vino and offer a wide range of guided visits The wineries and vineyards of the Ruta del Vino in the municipality of Jumilla can be enjoyed and visited in a number of ways, either by individuals or by groups of any size, and are an ideal way of getting to know not only the best-known product of the area but also the town’s history, traditions, monuments, people and gastronomy. There are 15 “bodegas..

The castle above Jumilla is open on Saturday and Sunday mornings during the winter With the winter nights drawing in visiting times at the medieval castle which stands above the town of Jumilla are limited to weekend mornings until the end of February 2019, with a token entry fee of just 1 euro making this an attractive part of an excursion to the historic town and perhaps to one of the bodegas affiliated to the Jumilla Wine Route. The..

The Jumilla Easter celebrations are among the oldest in Murcia Jumilla has been observing the religious acts of Semana Santa for more than 600 years and is one of the most important celebrations within the Region of Murcia in terms of its history and traditions. It also has one of the most important religious sculptures outside the regional capital in the Cristo Amarrado a la Columna by Murcia’s most famous Baroque sculptor, Francisco Salzillo..