Monuments
Cehegín
The School of Wine is a training and cultural centre for the world of wine located in the cellars of the Casa de la Tercia, restored and adapted for this purpose by Cehegín Town Council, which aims to become a meeting point for wine lovers and a place for enjoyment and learning, as well as a space where enology, gastronomy, sensations, art and culture can be combined.
Monuments
Cehegín
The sculpture is by Juan García Jiménez and is located on the roundabout at the west exit of the at the roundabout at the west exit of the town, the entrance to the Old Town. The work represents a child spinning. It is made up of hundreds of pieces of steel, is set on a large mosaic representing the sun and life. The artist from Cehegín has assured that this sculpture is unrepeatable; there is no other like it anywhere in the world, adding that he placed the face of the child looking towards the Church of La Magdalena.
Monuments
Cehegín
Located in the Plaza del Alpargatero, it was created as a tribute to Cehegín's industrial past and to the locals who had to emigrate to Catalonia as a result of the disappearance of the espadrille industry, which was their livelihood. This means of production was so important that it was able to supply all the footwear for the French army in the First World War. The author of this bronze monument is the Valencian sculptor Rafael Pi Belda.
Active tourism
Bullas
Espacio Colibrí Turismo consciente para el alma y la tierra En las montañas protegidas del interior de Murcia nace Espacio Colibrí, un refugio de turismo regenerativo, activo y slow, donde cada experiencia invita a reconectar cuerpo, mente y naturaleza. Aquí el lujo es el silencio. El tiempo se desacelera. La belleza vuelve a ser simple. Creamos vivencias inmersivas que combinan bienestar, arte, educación ambiental y gastronomía consciente: baños de bosque, yoga, meditación, masajes al aire libre, talleres de cosmética natural, arteterapia, observación de estrellas y rutas botánicas. Todo lo que hacemos está guiado por un propósito: sanar y regenerar, tanto la tierra como a las personas. Trabajamos con productos ecológicos, productores locales y asociaciones medioambientales. En 2024 fuimos reconocidos con un premio nacional por FADEMUR. Acompañamos a quienes buscan algo más que una escapada: un reencuentro con lo esencial. Áreas de Experiencia Bienestar & Conexión Baños de bosque, yoga, respiración consciente y masajes en plena naturaleza. Belleza Natural & Autocuidado Talleres de cosmética viva y rituales de cuidado holístico. Arte & Creatividad Acuarela botánica, arteterapia y talleres con materiales naturales. Cielo & Universo Observación de estrellas y paseos lunares bajo uno de los cielos más limpios de Murcia. Nutrición & Vida Gastronomía botánica con ingredientes ecológicos, menús personalizados y desayunos con alma. Naturaleza Viva & Ruralidad Rutas interpretativas, observación de aves y educación ambiental sensorial para todas las edades. Espacio Colibrí: turismo con alma, que siembra futuro.
Restaurants
Cartagena
Cuarentaytrés es un espacio gastronómico situado directamente en el puerto de Cartagena, que cuenta en la primera planta con restaurante y el primer showroom de Licor 43, y en la segunda planta se encuentra la zona reservada para eventos y bodas con vistas a la Muralla Carlos III y al Mar Mediterráneo. La gastronomía del espacio la dirige Pablo González-Conejero, el único cocinero dos estrellas Michelín de la Región de Murcia.
Salas de exposiciones
San Pedro del Pinatar
Situada en el planta baja de la Casa de la Cultura.
Lugares de interés
La Manga Cartagena (La Manga del Mar Menor)
At the intersection between Cabo de Palos and La Manga, is the Espacio Litoral de Las Amoladeras, an area free of urbanization as it is protected by its natural, landscape and archaeological values. This space has important protection figures: - ZEPA of the Mar Menor - LIC Open Spaces and Islands of the Mar Menor - Protected Landscape Open Spaces and Islands of the Mar Menor - RAMSAR Wetland of International Importance - Area of ¿¿Special Importance of the Mediterranean ZEPIM In it we can find autochthonous species, such as the Margarita de Mar (Asteriscus marimus), the Albardín (Lygium spartum), the Taray (Tamarix sp.) Or the Date Palm (Phoenix dactylifera). On its border with the beach there are also dune systems whose importance lies in the fact that they consolidate the beach and prevent the loss of sand, in addition to giving shelter to many species of fauna and flora, some of them in danger of extinction in the Region of Murcia , such as the dune juniper (Juniperus turbinata). The dune systems are dynamic and fragile environments, being in the coastal area of ¿¿Las Amoladeras one of the last dune systems present in the coastal strip of La Manga del Mar Menor. It is also worth noting that bird species such as avocets (Recurvirostra avosetta), terns (Sterna albofrons), plovers (Charadrius alexandrinus), gray herons (Ardea cinerea) and flamingos (Phoenicopteus roseus) nest in this space. This protected space receives its name from the archaeological site of the eneolithic period that is found here. In it, a large number of grinding stones were found, such as hand mills, to crush cereals, used by the settlers who about 5000 years ago, at the beginning of the Metal Age, settled in this area, surely attracted by the availability of natural resources. In the Archaeological Museum of Cartagena a good number of the archaeological remains found in this site are preserved and exhibited. We can enjoy this Coastal Area on the route from La Manga to Cabo de Palos, also known as the 10,000-step path, with the variable in this section of traveling along the shores of Las Amoladeras beach.
Museums
Murcia
Hydraulic Museum "Molinos del Río”.
Natural areas
Cartagena
San Javier
Los Alcázares
Download Brochure Islands and Spaces in The Mar Menor Vive el Mar Menor
