The Acueducto del Pontón stands in an area formerly used for salt production in Jumilla At a cost of just 2,500 euros the Town Hall of Jumilla has completed a clean-up of the area around the historic Acueducto del Pontón just outside the town, eliminating the uncontrolled littering and fly-tipping which has blighted this attractive location for years. The aqueduct is in an area formerly used for salt production and was built as long ago..

Posters and leaflets are on display this week at the huge FITUR tourism fair in Madrid As we grit our teeth (if not the roads!) and put up with the cold of January throughout Spain, in Jumilla this week they’re already looking forward to the month of August and the Feria and Fiestas of the Grape Harvest, already unveiling the official posters for the main events in time to present them at the massive FITUR tourism fair in Madrid (21st to 25th..

History, 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 attractions for visited but which are too often ignored in favour of other destinations closer to the coast. It’s true that it is a fair distance from the nearest beaches (between 75 and 90 minutes..