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CultureA country of great culture, Spanish traditions are part of every-day lifeMusic, theatre, dancing and food play a great part in Spanish make-up. The Flamenco dancers combine both music and theatre often in passionate displays of male and female relationships. It is spontaneous and provides a unique and very moving form of entertainment. The Spanish style of Guitar playing has made it´s mark also as a distinctive finger-plucking style punctuate by tapping on the body of the guitar for rythm and percussion. Tapas is a kind of spanish snack that has become infamous both inside and outside of Spain. Coming from the word "tapa" meaning lid or top, the dish arose from bartenders placing a little saucer or "top" onto the customer´s drinks and placing a tasty morsel on the plate for them to have as an accompaniment to their beer or wine. Now this tradition has grown into a fully fledged cullinary spacialty with many bars specialising in tapas. Typical dishes are "gambas al ajillo" - prawns in garlic and olive oil, "jamon serano" - a cured pork meat from Serano," boquerones" - anchovy fillets (the sweet white meat not the spiney brown fishy meat we are used to in the UK which is actually the spine!), "empanadillas" - small light pastry cases filled with various fillings and "montaditos" (literally something mounted on a piece of bread)such as "lomo de cerdo" - pork loin. Although bull fighting is almost obselite now, there are still many old bull rings to be seen in the cities. These are fabulous examples of architecture and part of the culture of the country. Bull running is, however, still practiced. This is where the streets are closed off and a route is created for the bulls to run along. Younger men run before the bulls as a sign of their strength and courage. It is an event that attracts crowds from all over. The Spanish often wave white handkerchiefs and whistle and shout whilst snacking on "pipas" - sunflower seeds in their shells. Afterwars the floor is covered with the shells of the seeds after the locals have expertly extracted the nut and dropped the shell on the floor. Paella is perhaps on eof the most famous dishes from Spain. Pronounced pie-ey-ah, this dish is made in large round Paella pans and consists of a special rice ( or "arroz")with either meat, fish and seafood or vegetables. In Murcia the speciality is "Arroz con Canejo y Caracoles" - rice with rabbit and snails. Delicious! Of course you can always ask for it to your taste (ie without the snails!!) Paella is a very sociable formof cooking on Spain and many Spanish families get together soley for the purpose of cooking paella, drinking wine and enjoying each other´s company. The Spanish culture is reknowned for it´s wine and wine making Cultural Heritage Our culture stone by stone As a result of its intense historical tradition, the reiterative superposition of cultures, its strategic location as a Mediterranean enclave and its transitional character as a border territory mid-way between the Meseta and Andalusia, the Murcia Region retains innumerable vestiges of the past, making it an ideal meeting-point where History and tradition have been instilled with new life and placed at the visitor´s disposal. The abundant remains and archaeological sites include rock-paintings in cave-shelters dating back to the Iberian period, the splendour of Roman antiquity with its urbanistic refinement and penchant for the theatrical, Visigothic cities, Arab medinas, Christian castles, watch-towers, churches and temples, civil and military constructions... This ample historical, artistic, architectural and cultural heritage can be contemplated and admired in a diversity of natural settings, in the actual locations where the monuments themselves were erected, or within the thematic spaces provided by the Region´s complete network of museums. The Region of Murcia is thus likened to a rich printed fabric upon which History has been depicted for our contemplation. An Open Air Museum; 3,000 Years of History As a result of its intense historical tradition, the reiterative superposition of cultures, its strategic location as a Mediterranean enclave and its transitional character as a border territory mid-way between the Meseta and Andalusia, the Murcia Region retains innumerable vestiges of the past, making it an ideal meeting-point where History and tradition have been instilled with new life and placed at the visitor´s disposal. The abundant remains and archaeological sites include rock-paintings in cave-shelters dating back to the Iberian period, the splendour of Roman antiquity with its urbanistic refinement and penchant for the theatrical, Visigothic cities, Arab medinas, Christian castles, watch-towers, churches and temples, civil and military constructions... This ample historical, artistic, architectural and cultural heritage can be contemplated and admired in a diversity of natural settings, in the actual locations where the monuments themselves were erected, or within the thematic spaces provided by the Region´s complete network of museums. The Region of Murcia is thus likened to a rich printed fabric upon which History has been depicted for our contemplation. Murcia, capital city of the Autonomous Region, on the banks of the Segura, Cartagena, a port fronting on the Mediterranean, Lorca, the town of a Hundred Coats of Aarms, and Caravaca, the Holy Town, will furnish all the reasons a visitor needs to choose them any time of the year for a holiday or just a short stay. Links of Interest Ayuntamiento de Lorca Ayuntamiento de Murcia Consorcio Cartagena Puerto de Culturas Consorcio para la promoción hotelera de Murcia Lorca, Taller del Tiempo Lorca, Taller del Tiempo Oficina de Congresos Premios de Arquitectura y Urbanismo de la Región de Murcia Real e Ilustre Cofradía de la Stm. y Vera Cruz de Caravaca Museums and Permanent Exhibitions Archaeological | Sacred Art | Fine Arts | Natural Sciences | Science and Technology | Ethnographic and Anthropological | History | Monographic The vast and rich history of the Region of Murcia is magnificently exposed in the regional network of museums. Works in flint, Iberian burial treasures, Greek, Phoenician, or Roman ceramics, coin collections... These may all be admired at different archaeological museums. Our art galleries exhibit the works of important local and exterior artists, classical and contemporary, national and international. Other exhibitions are devoted to craftsmanship, wine, the sea, religious art, or mining. Archaeological MUSEO ARQUEOLÓGICO MUNICIPAL DE CARTAGENA "ENRIQUE ESCUDERO DE CASTRO" C/ Ramón y Cajal, 45 30205 Cartagena Telephone: 968 539 027 Fax: 968 128 882 Web: http://www.ayto-cartagena.es/museos01.htm MUSEO ARQUEOLÓGICO MUNICIPAL DE ÁGUILAS Y CENTRO DE INTERPRETACIÓN DEL MAR C/ Conde de Aranda, 5 30880 Águilas Telephone: 968 493 287 e-mail: m.arqueoaguilas@terra.es MUSEO ARQUEOLÓGICO LA ENCOMIENDA Pza. de la Constitución, s/n. Edificio la Encomienda 30420 Calasparra Telephone: 968 745 325 e-mail: qalat@qalat.com Web: http://www.calasparra.org MUSEO ARQUEOLÓGICO MUNICIPAL LA SOLEDAD Cuesta del Castillo, s/n. Iglesia de la Soledad 30400 Caravaca - Caravaca de la Cruz Telephone: 968 705 620 e-mail: informacion@caravacajubilar.net Web: www.caravaca.org MUSEO ARQUEOLÓGICO MUNICIPAL DE CEHEGÍN Pza. de la Constitución, 1 30430 Cehegín Telephone: 669 785 837 Fax: 968 740 003 Web: http://www.cehegin.com MUSEO NACIONAL DE ARQUEOLOGÍA MARÍTIMA. CENTRO NACIONAL DE INVESTIGACIONES SUBMARINAS Dique Navidad, s/n. Apartado de correos, 72 30280 Cartagena Telephone: 968 121 166 Fax: 968 529 692 e-mail: a.perez@marqueologiamaritima.mcu.es Web: http://mnarqueologiamaritima.mcu.es/ MUSEO DE SIYASA C/ San Sebastián, 17 30530 Cieza Telephone: 968 773 153 Fax: 968 773 153 e-mail: museo.siyasa@cieza.net MUSEO MONOGRÁFICO EL CIGARRALEJO C/ Marqués, 1 30170 Mula Telephone: 968 661 422 Fax: 968 661 422 Web: http://www.um.es/emeteriocuadrado/museo.htm MUSEO ARQUEOLÓGICO MUNICIPAL CAYETANO DE MERGELINA C/ España, 37 30510 Yecla Telephone: 968 752 893 Fax: 968 752 893 e-mail: casacultura@yecla.es MUSEO DE MURCIA. ARQUEOLOGÍA Av. Alfonso X, 7 30008 Murcia Telephone: 968 234 602 Fax: 968 342 968 MUSEO ARQUEOLÓGICO MUNICIPAL DE LORCA Pza. Juan Moreno, s/n. 30800 Lorca Telephone: 968 406 267 Fax: 968 406 267 e-mail: museo@museoarqueologicodelorca.com Web: http://www.museoarqueologicodelorca.com MUSEO MUNICIPAL "JERÓNIMO MOLINA" DE JUMILLA-SECCIÓN ARQUEOLOGÍA Pza. de Arriba, s/n. Palacio del Antiguo Concejo 30520 Jumilla Telephone: 670 260 985 Fax: 968 782 465 e-mail: e.hernan.carri@terra.es Web: http://www.um.es/pjumilla/museo.htm FACTORÍA ROMANA DE SALAZONES C/ La Torre, Edificio Insignia 30870 Puerto de Mazarrón - Mazarrón Telephone: 968 595 242 e-mail: factoriaromanamazarron@hotmail.com PARQUE ARQUEOLÓGICO "LOS CIPRESES" Plaza Juan Moreno, s/n 30800 Lorca Telephone: 968 406 267 Fax: 968 406 267 e-mail: museo@museoarqueologicodelorca.com Web: http://www.museoarqueologicodelorca.com MUSEO ARQUEOLÓGICO DE PORTMÁN La Unión Telephone: 968 548 144 MUSEO DE SANTA CLARA C/ Alfonso X el Sabio 30001 Murcia Telephone: 968 23 46 47 CENTRO ARQUEOLÓGICO LOS BAÑOS C/ Sánchez Vidal, s/n 30840 Alhama de Murcia Telephone: 968 630 776 e-mail: turisjuve@alhamademurcia.org Web: www.alhamademurcia.org Sacred Art MUSEO DE LA ARCHICOFRADÍA DE LA SANGRE Iglesia del Carmen - C/ Princesa, 27 30002 Murcia Telephone: 968 344 361 e-mail: museo@museocoloraos.com Web: http://www.coloraos.com MUSEO IGLESIA SAN JUAN DE DIOS C/ Eulogio Soriano, 4 30001 Murcia Telephone: 968 214 541 MUSEO DE LA SANTA VERA CRUZ Castillo, Santuario de la Vera Cruz 30400 Caravaca - Caravaca de la Cruz Telephone: 968 705 620 Fax: 968 705 199 e-mail: informacion@caravacajubilar.net Web: http://www.caravaca.org COLECCIÓN COFRADÍA DEL ROLLO C/ Portillo de la Glorieta, 22 30520 Jumilla Telephone: 968 781 181 Fax: 968 781 510 MUSEO DEL CONVENTO DE SANTA ANA DEL MONTE DE JUMILLA Convento de Santa Ana del Monte 30520 Jumilla Telephone: 968 780 136 MUSEO DE LA CATEDRAL DE MURCIA Pza. de la Cruz, s/n 30001 Murcia Telephone: 968 216 344 MUSEO SALZILLO Pza. San Agustín, 3 30005 Murcia Telephone: 968 291 893 Fax: 968 296 500 e-mail: museosalcillo@museosalcillo.es Web: http://www.museosalzillo.es MUSEO DEL BELÉN DE SAN JAVIER Ctra. Cartagena, s/n - San Javier 30730 San Javier Telephone: 968 192 526 Fax: 968 191 617 MUSEO MARIANO VIRGEN DEL CASTILLO C/ Niño Jesús, 8 30510 Yecla Telephone: 968 794 850 Web: http://www.asociaciondemayordomos.org MUSEO DE SEMANA SANTA Pza. de la Iglesia de la Asunción (Iglesia Vieja) 30510 Yecla Telephone: 606 082 309 e-mail: propaganda@semanasantayecla.com Web: http://www.semanasantayecla.com MUSEO DE SEMANA SANTA C/ San Antón, s/n 30520 Jumilla Telephone: 968 784 024 Fax: 968 784 024 Fine Arts MUSEO RAMÓN GAYA Pza. Santa Catalina, s/n 30004 Murcia Telephone: 968 221 180 Fax: 968 221 031 e-mail: museo.ramon.gaya@ayto-murcia.es MUSEO DE MURCIA. BELLAS ARTES C/ Obispo Frutos, 8 30003 Murcia Telephone: 968 239 346 / 968 277 659 Fax: 968 242 469 MUSEO DE ARTE DE SAN MIGUEL ARCÁNGEL C/ del Chorrador. Pza. del Ayuntamiento Iglesia San Miguel 30170 Mula Telephone: 968 662 277 MUSEO DE LA COFRADÍA DE LA ORACIÓN DEL HUERTO Y SANTO SEPULCRO C/ Cartas, s/n 30530 Cieza Telephone: 968 453 500 MUSEO AL AIRE LIBRE: "CEUTÍ A CIELO ABIERTO" Sin domicilio (recorrido por la localidad) 30562 Ceutí Telephone: 968 692 540 MUSEO DE LA REAL COFRADÍA DE NUESTRA SEÑORA DE GRACIA Y ESPERANZA C/ Diego Tortosa, s/n 30530 Cieza Telephone: 968 453 500 MUSEO DE RÉPLICAS DE "EL GRECO" C/ España, 37 (Casa de la Cultura) 30510 Yecla Telephone: 968 752 893 e-mail: casacultura@yecla.es Web: http://www.ayuntamientoyecla.com/museos.htm CASA MUSEO DE LA SEMANA SANTA C/ Cánovas del Castillo, s/n 30530 Cieza Telephone: 968 453 500 CASA MUSEO ANTONIO CAMPILLO C/ Clavijo, 1 30562 Ceutí Telephone: 968 692 540 CEUTIMAGINA C/ San Lucas, s/n 30562 Ceutí Telephone: 868 923 132 Fax: 968 690 261 e-mail: informacion@ceutimagina.es Web: http://www.ceutimagina.es MUSEO DE SANTA CLARA C/ Alfonso X el Sabio 30001 Murcia Telephone: 968 23 46 47 Natural Sciences MUSEO ARQUEOLÓGICO MUNICIPAL DE ÁGUILAS Y CENTRO DE INTERPRETACIÓN DEL MAR C/ Conde de Aranda, 5 30880 Águilas Telephone: 968 493 287 e-mail: m.arqueoaguilas@terra.es MUSEO PALEONTOLÓGICO I.E.S. Severo Ochoa - Camino Tiñosa, 50 30158 Los Garres - Murcia Telephone: 968 822 980 e-mail: paleontologia@educarm.es Web: http://www.educarm.es/paleontologia/ CEUTIMAGINA C/ San Lucas, s/n 30562 Ceutí Telephone: 868 923 132 Fax: 968 690 261 e-mail: informacion@ceutimagina.es Web: http://www.ceutimagina.es Science and Technology MUSEO DE LA CIENCIA Y EL AGUA Pza. de la Ciencia, 1 30002 Murcia Telephone: 968 211 998 Fax: 968 218 412 e-mail: cienciayagua@cienciayagua.org Web: http://www.cienciayagua.org MUSEO HIDRÁULICO LOS MOLINOS DEL RÍO SEGURA C/ Molinos, 1 30002 Murcia Telephone: 968 358 600 Fax: 968 358 722 e-mail: museo@molinosdelrio.org Web: http://www.molinosdelrio.org CEUTIMAGINA C/ San Lucas, s/n 30562 Ceutí Telephone: 868 923 132 Fax: 968 690 261 e-mail: informacion@ceutimagina.es Web: http://www.ceutimagina.es Ethnographic and Anthropological MUSEO ETNOLÓGICO DE TRADICIONES, COSTUMBRES Y ARTES POPULARES DE LA HUERTA DE MURCIA Av. Principe, s/n 30820 Alcantarilla Telephone: 968 893 866 Fax: 968 893 866 e-mail: museohuerta@alcantarilla.es Web: http://www.alcantarilla.es PEQUEÑO MUSEO DEL ESPARTO C/ de Pablo Iglesias, 53 30530 Cieza Telephone: 968 767 415 e-mail: museoesparto@terra.es COLECCIÓN ETNOLÓGICA MUNICIPAL DE CALASPARRA C/ Merry del Val, s/n. Edificio El Molinico 30420 Calasparra Telephone: 968 720 728 e-mail: qalat@qalat.com Web: http://www.calasparra.org MUSEO MUNICIPAL "JERÓNIMO MOLINA" DE JUMILLA-SECCIÓN ETNOGRÁFICA Pza. de la Constitución, 3 30520 Jumilla Telephone: 968 780 740 Fax: 968 783 453 e-mail: e.hernan.carri@terra.es Web: http://www.um.es/pjumilla/museo.htm MUSEO DE HISTORIA LOCAL DE SAN JAVIER Ctra. a Cartagena, s/n 30730 San Javier Telephone: 968 192 526 Fax: 968 191 617 MUSEO MOLINO DE TEODORO Paraje del Estrecho. A 1 km de Cieza 30530 Cieza Telephone: 968 773 153 e-mail: museo.siyasa@cieza.net MUSEO ETNOLÓGICO DE CEUTÍ Av. de Lorquí, s/n 30562 Ceutí Telephone: 968 692 540 MUSEO DEL ESPARTO El Garrobillo - Cabezo de la Cruz 30889 Garrobillo - Águilas Telephone: 609 628 784 MUSEO ETNOGRÁFICO CARLOS SORIANO Pza. de la Ermita, s/n 30509 El Llano de Molina - Molina de Segura Telephone: 968 692 019 Fax: 968 692 019 e-mail: museo@molinadesegura.es Web: http://www.molinadesegura.es/museo%20carlos%20soriano/index. MUSEO ETNOLÓGICO DE ROCHE La Unión Telephone: 968 541 614 CENTRO ARQUEOLÓGICO LOS BAÑOS C/ Sánchez Vidal, s/n 30840 Alhama de Murcia Telephone: 968 630 776 e-mail: turisjuve@alhamademurcia.org Web: www.alhamademurcia.org History MUSEO AERONÁUTICO Avda de la Libertad, 37 30710 Los Alcázares Telephone: 968 582 107 Fax: 968 171 545 e-mail: juankiko@teleline.es MUSEO MILITAR. SECCIÓN DELEGADA DEL MUSEO MILITAR REGIONAL CARTAGENA Pza. General López Pinto, s/n 30201 Cartagena Telephone: 968 501 300 Fax: 968 321 096 e-mail: museomilitarct@wanadoo.es MUSEO NAVAL DE CARTAGENA C/ Menéndez Pelayo, 8 30205 Cartagena Telephone: 968 127 138 / 968 528 731 Fax: 968 127 138 e-mail: museonavalct@hotmail.com Web: http://usuarios.lycos.es/cartagena/museos/cartagena_museo_na MUSEO DE LA CIUDAD Pza de las Agustinas, 7 30005 Murcia Telephone: 968 274 390 Fax: 968 295 818 Web: http://www.murcia-museociudad.org CENTRO HISTÓRICO FOTOGRÁFICO DE LA REGIÓN DE MURCIA · CEHIFORM Palacio Aguirre · Pza. de la Merced, 16 30201 Cartagena Telephone: 968 089 600 Fax: 968 523 734 Monographic MUSEO DE CARMEN CONDE Y ANTONIO OLIVER Centro Cultural Ramón Alonso Luzzy. C/ Jacinto Benavente, 7 30203 Cartagena Telephone: 968 128 924 Fax: 968 128 856 e-mail: conde@ceta.es MUSEO DEL FERROCARRIL Estación de RENFE de Águilas 30880 Águilas Telephone: 667 501 488 Fax: 968 411 068 e-mail: labradorcico@terra.es Web: http://www.terra.es/personal2/labradorcico MUSEO DEL FÚTBOL AGUILEÑO Avda. Juan Carlos I, 3 30880 Águilas Telephone: 968 413 906 Fax: 968 413 906 MUSEO FUNDACIÓN EMILIO PÉREZ PIÑERO C/ Merry del Val, s/n. Edificio El Molinico 30420 Calasparra Telephone: 968 720 728 Fax: 968 720 728 Web: http://www.calasparra.org MUSEO DE LA VID Y EL VINO JUAN CARCELÉN C/ García Lorca, 1 30520 Jumilla Telephone: 679 788 251 Fax: 968 780 145 e-mail: jccarcelen@eresmas.net Web: http://www.laverdad.es/vinosmurcia/museo.htm MUSEO DE BORDADOS DEL PASO BLANCO Complejo Monumental de Santo Domingo, 8 30800 Lorca Telephone: 650 272 004 Fax: 968 442 821 e-mail: secretaria@elpasoblanco.org Web: http://www.elpasoblanco.org MUSEO TAURINO C/ Francisco Rabal, 3 30009 Murcia Telephone: 968 285 976 / 968 280 659 Fax: 968 284 154 MUSEO DE BORDADOS DEL PASO AZUL C/ Nogalte, 7 30800 Lorca Telephone: 968 472 077 Fax: 968 471 538 e-mail: info@pasoazul.com Web: http://www.pasoazul.com/ MUSEO DE LA FIESTA C/ Las Monjas 30400 Caravaca de la Cruz Telephone: 968 705 620 Fax: 968 705 199 e-mail: informacion@caravacajubilar.net Web: http://www.caravaca.org COLECCIÓN-MUSEO DEL MAR DE SAN PEDRO DEL PINATAR C/ Ingeniero Lorenzo Morales, 2 - 2ª derecha 30740 San Pedro del Pinatar Telephone: 968 181 920 Fax: 968 185 181 CENTRO INTERNACIONAL DE ESTUDIOS DE LA VERA CRUZ DE CARAVACA C/ Las Monjas, 15 30400 Caravaca de la Cruz Telephone: 968 705 620 Fax: 968 705 199 e-mail: informacion@caravacajubilar.net Web: http://www.caravaca.org MUSEO DEL CARNAVAL C/ Pizarro, Bajo 1. Edif. La Torre 30880 Águilas Telephone: 968 493 173 Fax: 968 446 082 e-mail: carnavaldeaguilas@carnavaldeaguilas.com Web: http://www.carnavaldeaguilas.com MUSEO REGIONAL DEL BOLILLO C/ De la Marina, 14 30593 La Palma - Cartagena Telephone: 968 554 045 e-mail: cid@teleline.es Web: http://www.cartagena-virtual.com/bolillo/ MUSEO DEL VINO Avda. de Murcia, s/n 30180 Bullas Telephone: 968 657 211 Fax: 968 653 914 e-mail: museodelvino@bullas.net Web: http://www.bullas.net/elvino/bodeganatural.htm MUSEO DEL FESTIVAL DEL CANTE DE LAS MINAS C/ Noria, s/n 30360 La Unión Telephone: 968 541 614 CASA MUSEO DE BORDADOS DEL PASO ENCARNADO Pza. de la Estrella, s/n 30800 Lorca Telephone: 968 472 456 MUSEOS DE BORDADOS DEL PASO MORADO C/ Nogalte 30800 Lorca Telephone: 868 922 729 MUSEO DEL FERROCARRIL Pza. Industria (Estación de El Carmen) 30002 Murcia Telephone: 968 255 475 SALA MUSEO DE GRAFOLOGÍA "AUGUSTO VELS" C/ 19 de octubre, s/n 30890 Puerto Lumbreras Telephone: 968 402 925 e-mail: cultura@puerto-lumbreras.com Web: www.puerto-lumbreras.com/augustovels MUSEO DE LA POLICIA LOCAL Pza. de la Constitución "Jefatura de Policia Local" 30850 Totana Telephone: 968 418 181 Fax: 968 418 182 e-mail: AndresMartin@totana.com Web: http://www.totana.com/museo-policia CASA MUSEO ANTONIO CAMPILLO C/ Clavijo, 1 30562 Ceutí Telephone: 968 692 540 MUSEO TAURINO DE YECLA C/ Tejeras, Plaza de toros. 30510 Yecla Telephone: 968 752 254 Web: http://www.ayuntamientoyecla.com/museos.htm MUSEO DE CARRUAJES ZAMAR Ctra. de la Unión, km2 30366 Algar - Cartagena Telephone: 968 136 656 e-mail: zamar@museodecarruajeszamar.com Web: http://www.museodecarruajeszamar.com MUSEO CRISTÓBAL GABARRÓN C/ San Francisco, 14 30170 Mula Telephone: 968 662 762 / 968 662 763 e-mail: info@fundacioncasapintada.es Web: http://www.fundacioncasapintada.es © Consejería de Turismo, Comercio y Consumo. Región de Murcia. Monuments Civil Architecture | Religious Architecture | Military Architecture | Historical-Artistic Ensemble The monuments in our region take us back to past times, and their stones talk to us of the different cultures of our predecessors: their techniques, their artistic skills, their love for detail and their desire for capturing the best of their time, their essence... They are jewels to be contemplated and enjoyed, and which take us back to a time that is still very present in our towns and villages, perpetuating the historic memory that is our heritage. Civil Architecture TEATRO ROMEA Pza. de Julián Romea, 7 30001 Murcia Telephone: 968 211 611 Fax: 968 211 638 Datación: 1862 Web: http://www.forodigital.es/romea CASINO C/ Trapería, 18 30001 Murcia Telephone: 968 215 399 Datación: 1847 PALACIO DEL ALMUDÍ Plano de San Francisco 30004 Murcia Telephone: 968 358 600 Fax: 968 358 716 Datación: siglo XVII PLAZA DE ESPAÑA Pza. de España 30800 Lorca Datación: siglos XVI a XVIII PALACIO DE GUEVARA C/ Lope Gisbert, s/n 30800 Lorca Telephone: 968 466 157 Datación: finales del siglo XVII TEATRO ROMANO Entre las calles Soledad y Doctor Tapia Martínez 30202 Cartagena Telephone: 968 521 427 Datación: siglo I a.C. PALACIO CONSISTORIAL Pza. del Ayuntamiento, s/n 30202 Cartagena Telephone: 968 128 814 Datación: 1907 CASA CERVANTES C/ Mayor, 13 30201 Cartagena Telephone: 968 502 400 Datación: 1900 CENTRO ARQUEOLÓGICO DE LOS BAÑOS Alhama de Murcia Telephone: 968 633 512 FINCA DE SAN SEBASTIÁN O CASA DEL RELOJ Ctra. Nacional, 332 30740 San Pedro del Pinatar Telephone: 968 182 406 Fax: 968 174 070 Web: http://www.restaurantelacasadelreloj.com TERMAS ROMANAS C/ Canalejas (esquina Quintana) 30880 Águilas Datación: Siglo I d C CASTILLO DE MORATALLA C/ Castillo 30440 Moratalla Telephone: 968 730 208. EMBARCADERO DEL HORNILLO Bahía del Hornillo Águilas Telephone: 968 418 816 Datación: Finales del siglo XIX TORRE DEL RELOJ Plaza del Ayuntamiento Mula CASA PINTADA C/ San Francisco, 14 30170 Mula Telephone: 968 662 762 / 968 662 763 Web: http://www.fundacioncasapintada.es HOSPITAL DE LA PURÍSIMA CONCEPCIÓN Plaza hospital, s/n 30170 Mula Telephone: 968 660 707 PALACIO AGUIRRE Esquina Pza de la Merced y la C/ San Diego Cartagena Religious Architecture IGLESIA DEL SALVADOR C/ Mayor, s/n 30400 Caravaca de la Cruz Telephone: 968 708 303 Datación: 1534-1600 IGLESIA DE LA CONCEPCIÓN C/ Glorieta, s/n 30400 Caravaca de la Cruz Telephone: 968 707 530 Datación: 1534 CATEDRAL DE MURCIA Pza. Cardenal Belluga, 1 30001 Murcia Telephone: 968 221 371 Datación: siglos XIV a XVIII PALACIO EPISCOPAL Pza. Cardenal Belluga 30001 Murcia Telephone: 968 221 371 Datación: siglo XVIII COLEGIATA DE SAN PATRICIO Pza. de España 30800 Lorca Telephone: 968 469 966 Datación: siglos XVI a XVIII VIRGEN DE LA ARRIXACA Parroquia de San Andrés y Santa María de la Arrixaca 30005 Murcia Telephone: 968 290 466 Datación: siglo XII SANTUARIO VIRGEN DE LA FUENSANTA Algezares 30157 Murcia Telephone: 968 842 201 Datación: 1694 SANTUARIO VIRGEN DE LA PEÑA Canara 30430 Cehegín Telephone: 968 723 607 SANTA CRUZ DE ABANILLA Parroquia de San José 30640 Abanilla Telephone: 968 680 045 SANTUARIO DE SANTA MARÍA LA REAL 30859 Aledo Telephone: 968 484 543 Datación: 1803 IGLESIA CONSAGRADA DE LA VIRGEN DE LA CARIDAD C/ Caridad, 15 30202 Cartagena Telephone: 968 501 127 Datación: 1890-1893 SANTUARIO DE LA ENCARNACIÓN Pedanía caravaqueña de La Encarnación 30410 Caravaca de la Cruz Telephone: 968 708 303 Datación: XVI SANTUARIO DEL CASTILLO. LA PURÍSIMA CONCEPCIÓN Santuario del Castillo a 1 km de Yecla 30510 Yecla Telephone: 968 790 039 Datación: XIX IGLESIA DE NUESTRA SEÑORA DE LAS MARAVILLAS C/ Convento, s/n 30430 Cehegín Telephone: 968 740 080 Datación: XVI NUESTRA SEÑORA LA REAL DE LAS HUERTAS C/ Alfonso X el Sabio, s/n 30800 Lorca Telephone: 968 466 115 Datación: 1467 CONVENTO DE SANTA ANA Santuario de Santa Ana 30520 Jumilla Telephone: 968 780 136 Datación: XVI SANTO CRISTO DEL CONSUELO C/ Cañada Horta, 3 30530 Cieza Telephone: 968 760 391 SANTUARIO DE LA VIRGEN DEL BUEN SUCESO Basílica de Nuestra Señora de La Asunción 30530 Cieza Telephone: 968 763 018 Datación: XVIII IGLESIA PARROQUIAL DE SAN BARTOLOMÉ Y VERA CRUZ DE ULEA Pza. de la Constitución, s/n 30612 Ulea Telephone: 968 698 209 Datación: siglo XV SANTUARIO DE LA VIRGEN DE LA ESPERANZA Santurario de Nuestra Señora de la Esperanza 30420 Calasparra Telephone: 968 720 412 Datación: XVII SANTUARIO DE MARÍA SANTÍSIMA DE LA ROGATIVA Santuario de La Rogativa 30440 Moratalla Telephone: 968 738 005 Datación: 1576 SANTUARIO DE LA VIRGEN DEL ROSELL C/ San Miguel, s/n. Iglesia de Santa María de Gracia 30201 Cartagena Telephone: 968 501 242 Datación: siglo XVIII EL NIÑO DE MULA Santuario del Niño de Mula 30170 Mula Telephone: 968 660 142 Datación: XVIII IGLESIA PARROQUIAL DE BULLAS Pza. de España Bullas Telephone: 968 652 244 Datación: Siglo XVIII Web: http://www.bullas.net/bullas/index.htm ERMITA DE NUESTRA SRA. DEL CARMEN Plaza del Carmen 30170 Mula SANTO DOMINGO DE GUZMÁN Plaza de Santo Domingo 30170 Mula Telephone: 968 660 201 IGLESIA DE SAN MIGUEL ARCÁNGEL Plaza del Ayto. s/n 30170 Mula Telephone: 606 459 076 CONVENTO DE LA PURÍSIMA CONCEPCIÓN C/ Doña Elvira, 14 30170 Mula Telephone: 968 661 501 REAL MONASTERIO DE LA ENCARNACIÓN C/ Monjas 30170 Mula IGLESIA DE SAN LÁZARO C/ La Feria, 1 30840 Alhama de Murcia SANTUARIO DE SANTA EULALIA Ctra. Totana-Aledo, s/n 30850 Totana Military Architecture CASTILLO DE LORCA 30800 Lorca Telephone: 968 477 437 Fax: 968 477 223 Datación: siglo XIII Web: http://www.lorcatallerdeltiempo.com CASTILLO DE LA CONCEPCIÓN Colina de la Concepción - Parque Torres 30202 Cartagena Datación: siglo XIII TORRE DE COPE Ctra. de Cope-Calabardina km 9 Águilas Telephone: 968 418 816 CASTILLO DE TÉBAR Diputación de Tébar. Cruce Ctra Águilas-Lorca y Águilas-Cartagena, km 12 Águilas Telephone: 968 418 816 Datación: XII CASTILLO DE SAN JUAN DE ÁGUILAS Sur de la población Águilas Telephone: 968 418 816 CASTILLO DE CHUECOS Paraje de Chuecos Águilas Telephone: 968 418 816 CASTILLO DE BULLAS Bullas Telephone: 968 652 244 CASTILLO DE LOS FAJARDO O DE LOS VÉLEZ Castillo de Los Fajardo o de Los Vélez Mula Datación: S XVI TORRE DEL HOMENAJE Plaza del Castillo 30859 Aledo Datación: Siglos XI - XIV Historical-Artistic Ensemble REAL ALCÁZAR SANTUARIO DE LA VERA CRUZ C/ Cuesta del Castillo, s/n 30400 Caravaca de la Cruz Telephone: 968 707 743 Fax: 968 708 148 Datación: 1617-1700 Web: http://www.serconet.com/cofradiaveracruz COMPLEJO ARQUEOLÓGICO DE LA ENCARNACIÓN Pedanía caravaqueña de La Encarnación 30410 Caravaca de la Cruz Datación: distintas épocas Theatres Abarán | Archena | Blanca | Caravaca de la Cruz | Jumilla | Lorca | Moratalla | Mula | Murcia | Yecla The Region of Murcia has a network of theatres and auditoriums, whose main aim is to spread and build on the cultural habits related to the performing arts (theatre, music and dance). For this purpose, a regular circuit has been set up which, in collaboration with the Town Councils involved in the scheme, organises performances by professional companies and groups of contrasting styles. As well as this, through this network, members are encouraged to produce shows, organise tours and artistic exchanges, and, at a regional level, coordinate with the other existing members, as well as, at a national level, create links with the Spanish Network of Theatres, Auditoriums and Performing Tours. The theatres which exist in the Region of Murcia at present were built, in the great majority of cases, at the end of the 19th Century or beginnings of the 20th, and have been renovated and adapted to comply with the theatrical demands of modern times. Abarán TEATRO CERVANTES C/ Doctor Molina, 79 Tlf. 968 770 040/968 770 171 Fax 968 770 555 Archena TEATRO-CINE ARCHENA PARQUE C/ Virgen de la Salud, s/n Tlf. 968 672 257/968 674 256 Fax 968 671 282 ccarchena@aytoarchena.es Blanca TEATRO VICTORIA Pza. del Teatro, s/n Tlf. 968 775005 Fax 968 778661 Aytodeblanca@cajamar.es Caravaca de la Cruz TEATRO THUILLIER C/ del Teatro, s/n Tlf. 968 705 142/968 705 682 Fax 968 708 400 area.culturaturismo@eresmas.com Jumilla TEATRO VICO Avda Reyes Católicos, 8 Tlf. 968 780 486 Fax 968 781 465 Lorca TEATRO GUERRA Pza. Calderón, s/n Tlf. 968 473 122 Fax 968 473 122 teatroguerra@yahoo.es Moratalla TEATRO TRIETA C/ Glorieta, s/n Tlf. 968 730 258 Fax 968 730 543 Mula TEATRO LOPE DE VEGA C/ Don Pedro Luis, s/n Tlf. 968 637 510 Fax 968 660 435 Fcos@aytomula.es Murcia TEATRO ROMEA Pza. Julián Romea s/n Tlf. 968 355 170 / 968 355 390 Fax 968 21 16 38 romea@forodigital.es www.forodigital.es/romea TEATRO BERNAL C/ García Lorca, 65 (El Palmar) Tlf. 968 88 23 29 Cave Painting World heritage Levantine cave painting is one of the most exceptional examples of such art in all Prehistory. In fact it could be quite categorically stated that no other art form can compare to it. It is a totally original art form different from all other artistic circles, from the technical as well as the thematic and artistic point of view. An art form which leaves room for every type of conception, from the naturalistic to the schematic, and hence UNESCO, on the second of December 1998, at its session in Kyoto (Japan) declared these paintings World Heritage in the category of Cultural Landscape. The collections of prehistoric art painting in Murcia take in a chronology which dates from the later Palaeolithic to the Bronze Age. During these cultural periods several different types of art developed, which are as follows: Linear-geometric, Levantine and schematic. Of the almost one hundred examples of this art form found in the region, those of relatively easy access, which are to be found on a route which runs through the north of our territory and borders the neighbouring communities of Valencia and Castile-La Mancha, are the ones we have selected. The numerous paintings which cover a good part of our rock walls and caves were painted during a period of several thousands of years by people who belonged to very different cultures. It is for this reason that they have been formally grouped into different commonly accepted styles. In the Region of Murcia, we have examples of all of these styles and, in order of antiquity, they are as follows: Palaeolithic Art, the name assigned to the most ancient phase of prehistoric art, is a collection of styles from the later Palaeolithic Age (30,000 - 8,000 BC). This type of art originally seemed to be absent from our Region, but recently, in Cieza, several cavities have been discovered with magnificent illustrations of horses with a Solutrense chronology which dates from about 15,000 years ago. Linear-geometric Art developed right at the end of the Palaeolithic Age. They are figures found beneath those of the Levantine period and are characterised by rectilinear motifs. As far as some researchers are concerned this would have been present in the Cantos de la Visera in Yecla. Levantine Art is the name successfully proposed by the teacher A. Beltran for the most common stylistic type found within our Region. It shows images of a narrative and naturalistic yet dynamic character, an art form belonging to a people whose economy was principally based on hunting, which pertain to an age of between 6,000 and 10,000 years ago at the most. Both human and animal figures are painted in red and, very occasionally, in black. This is carried out by first drawing an outline with a fine brush and then later colouring it in. Schematic Art, like the Levantine, consists of a fine layer showing human and animal figures as well as symmetrical and geometrical shapes. They are drawn in red paint which is applied in thick strokes. Both the human and animal shapes are reduced to their most conceptual levels, bordering on the abstract. Historical Art comprises the different parietal art forms from the Roman era until the Middle Ages. Cave Painting World heritage Levantine cave painting is one of the most exceptional examples of such art in all Prehistory. In fact it could be quite categorically stated that no other art form can compare to it. It is a totally original art form different from all other artistic circles, from the technical as well as the thematic and artistic point of view. An art form which leaves room for every type of conception, from the naturalistic to the schematic, and hence UNESCO, on the second of December 1998, at its session in Kyoto (Japan) declared these paintings World Heritage in the category of Cultural Landscape. The collections of prehistoric art painting in Murcia take in a chronology which dates from the later Palaeolithic to the Bronze Age. During these cultural periods several different types of art developed, which are as follows: Linear-geometric, Levantine and schematic. Of the almost one hundred examples of this art form found in the region, those of relatively easy access, which are to be found on a route which runs through the north of our territory and borders the neighbouring communities of Valencia and Castile-La Mancha, are the ones we have selected. The numerous paintings which cover a good part of our rock walls and caves were painted during a period of several thousands of years by people who belonged to very different cultures. It is for this reason that they have been formally grouped into different commonly accepted styles. In the Region of Murcia, we have examples of all of these styles and, in order of antiquity, they are as follows: Palaeolithic Art, the name assigned to the most ancient phase of prehistoric art, is a collection of styles from the later Palaeolithic Age (30,000 - 8,000 BC). This type of art originally seemed to be absent from our Region, but recently, in Cieza, several cavities have been discovered with magnificent illustrations of horses with a Solutrense chronology which dates from about 15,000 years ago. Linear-geometric Art developed right at the end of the Palaeolithic Age. They are figures found beneath those of the Levantine period and are characterised by rectilinear motifs. As far as some researchers are concerned this would have been present in the Cantos de la Visera in Yecla. Levantine Art is the name successfully proposed by the teacher A. Beltran for the most common stylistic type found within our Region. It shows images of a narrative and naturalistic yet dynamic character, an art form belonging to a people whose economy was principally based on hunting, which pertain to an age of between 6,000 and 10,000 years ago at the most. Both human and animal figures are painted in red and, very occasionally, in black. This is carried out by first drawing an outline with a fine brush and then later colouring it in. Schematic Art, like the Levantine, consists of a fine layer showing human and animal figures as well as symmetrical and geometrical shapes. They are drawn in red paint which is applied in thick strokes. Both the human and animal shapes are reduced to their most conceptual levels, bordering on the abstract. Historical Art comprises the different parietal art forms from the Roman era until the Middle Ages. Yecla Cave Painting World heritage Levantine cave painting is one of the most exceptional examples of such art in all Prehistory. In fact it could be quite categorically stated that no other art form can compare to it. It is a totally original art form different from all other artistic circles, from the technical as well as the thematic and artistic point of view. An art form which leaves room for every type of conception, from the naturalistic to the schematic, and hence UNESCO, on the second of December 1998, at its session in Kyoto (Japan) declared these paintings World Heritage in the category of Cultural Landscape. The collections of prehistoric art painting in Murcia take in a chronology which dates from the later Palaeolithic to the Bronze Age. During these cultural periods several different types of art developed, which are as follows: Linear-geometric, Levantine and schematic. Of the almost one hundred examples of this art form found in the region, those of relatively easy access, which are to be found on a route which runs through the north of our territory and borders the neighbouring communities of Valencia and Castile-La Mancha, are the ones we have selected. The numerous paintings which cover a good part of our rock walls and caves were painted during a period of several thousands of years by people who belonged to very different cultures. It is for this reason that they have been formally grouped into different commonly accepted styles. In the Region of Murcia, we have examples of all of these styles and, in order of antiquity, they are as follows: Palaeolithic Art, the name assigned to the most ancient phase of prehistoric art, is a collection of styles from the later Palaeolithic Age (30,000 - 8,000 BC). This type of art originally seemed to be absent from our Region, but recently, in Cieza, several cavities have been discovered with magnificent illustrations of horses with a Solutrense chronology which dates from about 15,000 years ago. Linear-geometric Art developed right at the end of the Palaeolithic Age. They are figures found beneath those of the Levantine period and are characterised by rectilinear motifs. As far as some researchers are concerned this would have been present in the Cantos de la Visera in Yecla. Levantine Art is the name successfully proposed by the teacher A. Beltran for the most common stylistic type found within our Region. It shows images of a narrative and naturalistic yet dynamic character, an art form belonging to a people whose economy was principally based on hunting, which pertain to an age of between 6,000 and 10,000 years ago at the most. Both human and animal figures are painted in red and, very occasionally, in black. This is carried out by first drawing an outline with a fine brush and then later colouring it in. Schematic Art, like the Levantine, consists of a fine layer showing human and animal figures as well as symmetrical and geometrical shapes. They are drawn in red paint which is applied in thick strokes. Both the human and animal shapes are reduced to their most conceptual levels, bordering on the abstract. Historical Art comprises the different parietal art forms from the Roman era until the Middle Ages. TEATRO CONCHA SEGURA Ubicado en Parque de la Constitución Tlf. 968 751 135 Fax 968 790 712 Cave Painting World heritage Levantine cave painting is one of the most exceptional examples of such art in all Prehistory. In fact it could be quite categorically stated that no other art form can compare to it. It is a totally original art form different from all other artistic circles, from the technical as well as the thematic and artistic point of view. An art form which leaves room for every type of conception, from the naturalistic to the schematic, and hence UNESCO, on the second of December 1998, at its session in Kyoto (Japan) declared these paintings World Heritage in the category of Cultural Landscape. The collections of prehistoric art painting in Murcia take in a chronology which dates from the later Palaeolithic to the Bronze Age. During these cultural periods several different types of art developed, which are as follows: Linear-geometric, Levantine and schematic. Of the almost one hundred examples of this art form found in the region, those of relatively easy access, which are to be found on a route which runs through the north of our territory and borders the neighbouring communities of Valencia and Castile-La Mancha, are the ones we have selected. The numerous paintings which cover a good part of our rock walls and caves were painted during a period of several thousands of years by people who belonged to very different cultures. It is for this reason that they have been formally grouped into different commonly accepted styles. In the Region of Murcia, we have examples of all of these styles and, in order of antiquity, they are as follows: Palaeolithic Art, the name assigned to the most ancient phase of prehistoric art, is a collection of styles from the later Palaeolithic Age (30,000 - 8,000 BC). This type of art originally seemed to be absent from our Region, but recently, in Cieza, several cavities have been discovered with magnificent illustrations of horses with a Solutrense chronology which dates from about 15,000 years ago. Linear-geometric Art developed right at the end of the Palaeolithic Age. They are figures found beneath those of the Levantine period and are characterised by rectilinear motifs. As far as some researchers are concerned this would have been present in the Cantos de la Visera in Yecla. Levantine Art is the name successfully proposed by the teacher A. Beltran for the most common stylistic type found within our Region. It shows images of a narrative and naturalistic yet dynamic character, an art form belonging to a people whose economy was principally based on hunting, which pertain to an age of between 6,000 and 10,000 years ago at the most. Both human and animal figures are painted in red and, very occasionally, in black. This is carried out by first drawing an outline with a fine brush and then later colouring it in. Schematic Art, like the Levantine, consists of a fine layer showing human and animal figures as well as symmetrical and geometrical shapes. They are drawn in red paint which is applied in thick strokes. Both the human and animal shapes are reduced to their most conceptual levels, bordering on the abstract. Historical Art comprises the different parietal art forms from the Roman era until the Middle Ages. |
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