ABANILLA, WHAT TO VISIT IN ABANILLA
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4 Suggestions for surprising inland tourism in the central Murcia countrysideExplore the history and natural enclaves of Abanilla, Abarán and the Sierra de la Pila! Those who know the Region of Murcia understand that even in the Costa Cálida, with its year-round sunshine and water sports activities, the winter months..
The public washhouse in Abanilla Abanilla boasts one of the few remaining operative wash-houses in the Region of Murcia The “lavadero” of Abanilla is one of the last public wash-houses to be in full working order in the Region of Murcia, and although it is used by only a..
The source of the River Chícamo, a 3-kilometre walk in AbanillaThe Chícamo provides a geology lesson taking in the last ten million years! The River Chícamo in Abanilla is one of the best known beauty spots in the landscape of Murcia, and is of special interest not only to walkers but also to naturalists..
A walking tour of Abanilla Spend a morning in the characterful town of Abanilla Abanilla is an attractive and characterful town, its compact nature making it the perfect destination for a morning visit, followed by a good lunch and an optional walk in the countryside afterwards..
The fountain on Calle Mayor in AbanillaThe Fuente de la Calle Mayor was the main water supply of Abanilla from 1792 to 1880 One of the most attractive spots to stop on a stroll around the town centre of Abanilla is the Plaza de las Cortes, just 30 metres or so up the Calle Mayor from the Plaza..
The church of San José in AbanillaLa Parroquía de San José contains a relic of the lignum crucis The church dedicated to San José is in the heart of the town of Abanilla, and dominates the Plaza de la Purísima which stands in front of it. The building also plays..
Weekly street markets in Abanilla The main street market in Abanilla town takes place on a Saturday The weekly street market in the main town of Abanilla is held every Saturday and includes a wide range of household goods, clothing and fresh produce. These markets are generally the..
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