HERITAGE
Of further and greatly important interest is what Ceuti has put into its cultural activities: the programmes which its auditorium puts on are excellent, its exhibition hall welcomes the region's painters and sculptors from September to June, the success of its cantautor (Spanish traditional singer-songwriter) contest "Cantigas de Mayo" grows from one year to the next, and, in the last few years, a sculpture and mural exhibition has been created in the open air. However in this area what really stands out is "Ceuti Imagina" a place dedicated to arts and sciences aimed at all ages but primarily at families with young children, due to the large number of activities and exhibitions which have been adapted especially for them. The complex is made up of several areas: the earth observatory is the part dedicated to the sciences, and here you can learn about alternative energy, recycling, new technologies, and there is also a workshop with scientific games and experiments. The arts are present in the hall of temporary exhibitions which displays some of the most successful from all over the world. In addition to the activities organised by Ceuti Imagina, there is a tourist train which visits the Ethnological Museum, the Open-Air Museum, and the Antonio Campillo Museum which displays sculptures and drawings which have been donated by this Murcian artist.
Other places of interest are the Church of St. Mary Magdalene, with its beautiful carvings among which the most outstanding are that of the Saint herself, that of Saint Roque and, above all others, that of the recumbent Christ, which were produced by a sculptor from Francisco Salzillo's school, and also the hermitage of St. Roque and the hermitage of St. Joseph the Worker and St. Mary Magdalene.
Also worth visiting is the Arabic Wall, only discovered at the beginning of the year 2002, which is an Islamic wall made of adobe (sun-dried brick), which formed part of the entrance to the farmstead a thousand years ago. In 2003 this wall was made into a historical site so that it could be visited both by locals and tourists.
