Murcia
12 SEP - 31 DIC
Ideas for making the most of the green heart of Murcia in the mountains of Sierra Espuña If you count yourself as a lover of nature and of escaping the daily routine to breathe pure air and indulge in open-air sports, the Region of Murcia offers many options but the jewel in the crown is without doubt the Regional Park of Sierra Espuña. These mountains are sometimes known as the ¿green lung¿ of Murcia, and are located in the west of the Region, reaching a maximum altitude of 1,583 metres above sea level. The regional park is protected..
Águilas
13 SEP
The route includes the flora, fauna and geological peculiarities of this stretch of coastline This walk along in the Cuatro Calas area, in the far south-west of Águilas and the Region of Murcia, includes a chance to appreciate the unique biodiversity which has made it a candidate to become botanical micro-reserve. Walkers set out fairly early in the morning at 9.30 from the beach of Calarreona, and visit the other three beaches in the area, which has been included by the European Commission within the Natura 2000 network as a Site of Community..
Jumilla
27 SEP
The castle has stood on the hill overlooking Jumilla for 550 years In celebration of World Tourism Day, which falls every year on 27th September, the tourist office of Jumilla in northern Murcia is holding this day of historical recreation at the castle, which has been faithfully restored to a condition very similar to how it must have looked when it was built in the 15th century. Jumilla castle is located on the hill behind the town, where it is known that there were previous fortifications in the Bronze Age as well as in Roman and Moorish..
Cartagena
01 JUN - 27 SEP
Weekend events at the theatre museum ensure that there is something for all the family! The beginning of the summer season in Cartagena heralds the first of the 2026 evening tours at the Roman Theatre Museum in Cartagena, by some distance the most popular of all the museums in the Region of Murcia, while other weekend visits continue for all ages, making this a great destination for family outings. The schedule for the month includes the following tours, visits and activities: Saturday 13th June ¿ ¿AULAEUM, ABAJO EL TELÓN¿..
Mazarrón
24 JUL - 06 SEP
50 artistic masterpieces on the seafront promenade in Puerto de Mazarrón The touring exhibition ¿El Prado en las Calles¿ has been spending a few months in various locations in the Region of Murcia this spring and summer, and moves on to Puerto de Mazarrón from 24th July until 6th September. During these six weeks seafront prom enade is being transformed into an open-air art gallery as prints of some 50 paintings are displayed in the area near the marina, close to where the 45-metre Ferris wheel has been set up for the summer, including..
Murcia
17 SEP
Trumpeter Pacho Flores in a special programme at the Murcia auditorium This one-off concert by the Region of Murcia Youth Orchestra features trumpeter Paco Flores and the orchestra under the baton of conductor Manuel Hernández-Silva in a concert which begins at 20.00. On the programme for the evening are two works by A. Márquez, Danzón nº 2 and Concierto de Otoño, followed after the interval by Ginastera¿s ¿Estancia¿ and D¿Rivera¿s ¿Concerto Venezolano¿. Tickets can be purchased online here for 5 euros. Alternatively..
Lorca
02 SEP
A 153-kilometre route from Cartagena includes Unión, Portmán, Los Alcázares, Fuente Álamo, Totana and Aledo Cycling¿s three-week Tour of Spain (La Vuelta a España) is now well under way and the 11th stage, taking place on 2nd September, will be fought out on a 153.8-kiloometre route between Cartagena and Lorca. On the way, the riders pass through La Unión, Portmán, Los Belones, Los Nietos, Los Urrutias, Los Alcázares, Torre-Pacheco, Roldán, Balsapintada, Fuente Álamo, Cuevas de Reyllo, Cánovas, Los Canteros, El Paretón, Totana..
Murcia
23 OCT - 31 DIC
Icy cold springs, moonscapes, badlands and enchanted natural cities in the Costa Cálida! Far from being simply a stretch of coastline in the western Mediterranean, the Region of Murcia has a fantastically varied landscape, and the following selection has been made by the regional tourism institute (ITREM) to illustrate this wealth of natural beauty! Salto del Usero Just outside the town of Bullas is the popular beauty spot of the Salto del Usero, where icy cold water emerges from a rock face into a series of pools which have been..
27 €
Calasparra
FOR FREE
Much more than a transit point, Puerto Lumbreras is a rural and cultural destination of virgin nature; one of those beautiful places where you should stop. The municipality, a close neighbour to the Andalusians, now shows its main attractions.
The Mar Menor is -in spite of its name- Europe's biggest salt water lagoon, and it is separated from the Mediterranean Sea by La Manga, a strip of land which is 22km long. This natural setting has an idyllic microclimate and perfect conditions to enjoy nautical sports. Moreover, here you will find a very particular combination of fishing traditions and modernity, impossible to find anywhere else.
Cartagena, with more than 3,000 years of history, has been the scene of some of the most outstanding passages throughout time. This Punic, Roman, military and art nouveau city offers nowadays so many things to see and do that it has become one of the most appealing destinations in the Mediterranean area.
If you're going with family or friends, as a couple or alone... We have beaches of all types, from small and hidden coves to long stretches of fine sand, and to top it off, they are spread out over two seas. Don't worry, we have the beach you are looking for!
In the far northwest of the Region of Murcia lies Moratalla, the site of the ancient legacy of the Order of Santiago knights. The silhouette of its castle stands out in a landscape of valleys and its identity has remained almost intact for centuries. Cave paintings and the remains of Iberian, Roman and Medieval settlements add to the beauty of the woods and hills of one of the noblest lands in the Region.
Cieza is the entrance to the North of the Region of Murcia. Full of crossroads, it keeps a rich historical legacy inherited from different cultures that have occupied its territory since the antiquity. Beautiful landscapes, festivities, cave paintings, routes, museums, gastronomy and adventure turn Cieza into a destination for all ages.
The Region of Murcia is considered a global biodiversity hotspot. This is largely due to its rich wildlife, with approximately 500 species of land vertebrates. Around 15-20% of the vertebrate species present are listed in the Regional Catalogue of Threatened Species.
The Northwest bears the hallmark of contrast. This area has mountain moors, vineyards, cornfields, ricefields and mountain ranges. The origin of its history dates back to the Paleolithic period, and its geography makes places be unique enclaves, very different from the rest of the region and far from traditional crossing points.
Our region is the perfect destination to enjoy active tourism in winter as well as during the summer, since we have more than 300 sunny days a year and 18ºC average annual temperature.
