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10 unique natural wonders in the Region of Murcia!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.. 23/10/2023
April 13 and 28 Guided tours in Spanish of the Las Paleras archaeological site in Alhama de MurciaLas Paleras was among the earliest settlements built by the Moors in Murcia in the 8th century These tours are unusual opportunities to see and learn about the Las Paleras archaeological site which has been discovered behind the castle on the hill behind..
May 7 Free guided tour IN ENGLISH of the historic thermal baths and museum of Alhama de MurciaThe first known spa facilities in Alhama were built by the Romans in the 1st century AD, and although they are no longer in use they were later restored by the Moors (the name of the town derives from the Arabic word for baths) and as recently as the early 20th..
May 11 and 26 Guided tours in Spanish of the Las Paleras archaeological site in Alhama de MurciaLas Paleras was among the earliest settlements built by the Moors in Murcia in the 8th century These tours are unusual opportunities to see and learn about the Las Paleras archaeological site which has been discovered behind the castle on the hill behind..
May 18 Guided tour IN ENGLISH of the Las Paleras archaeological site in Alhama de MurciaLas Paleras was among the earliest settlements built by the Moors in Murcia in the 8th century This tour is an unusual opportunity to see and learn about the Las Paleras archaeological site which has been discovered behind the castle on the hill behind Alhama..
June 4 Free guided tour IN ENGLISH of the historic thermal baths and museum of Alhama de MurciaThe first known spa facilities in Alhama were built by the Romans in the 1st century AD, and although they are no longer in use they were later restored by the Moors (the name of the town derives from the Arabic word for baths) and as recently as the early 20th..
June 8 and 23 Guided tours in Spanish of the Las Paleras archaeological site in Alhama de MurciaLas Paleras was among the earliest settlements built by the Moors in Murcia in the 8th century These tours are unusual opportunities to see and learn about the Las Paleras archaeological site which has been discovered behind the castle on the hill behind..
June 15 Guided tour IN ENGLISH of the Las Paleras archaeological site in Alhama de MurciaLas Paleras was among the earliest settlements built by the Moors in Murcia in the 8th century This tour is an unusual opportunity to see and learn about the Las Paleras archaeological site which has been discovered behind the castle on the hill behind Alhama..
Cabezo del Castellar in Puerto de MazarronThe rocky outcrop of Cabezo del Castellar is an important archaeological site set among the most popular beaches of Mazarrón At first sight there is nothing out of the ordinary about this 26-metre-high rocky outcrop to the south-west of Puerto..
The Cabezo del Plomo in Las Moreras MazarrónCabezo del Plomo, a 5,000-year-old Chalcolithic settlement in Mazarrón Time scale 2980-3220 BC This archaeological site is located on a long, flat-topped hill, looking out over the flood channel known as Rambla de Las Moreras or Rambla de Susana...
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