This February, the Department of Tourism invites adventurers and culture enthusiasts alike to explore its freshly unveiled cultural and nature routes, revealing the vibrant heritage of the municipality through guided experiences conducted in Spanish. Kicking off with the intriguing “Three Gothic Treasures” tour on February 1, participants will delve into Orihuela’s rich Gothic art by visiting its oldest temples: the Cathedral, the Church of Saints Justa and Rufina, and the Church of Santiago.
Following the captivating Gothic exploration, Sunday, February 2 features a tour of the Museum of Sacred Art, showcasing exceptional pieces that highlight the artistic legacy of the region. On Saturday, February 15, history buffs can immerse themselves in the cultural legacy tour, stopping at significant sites like the Sanctuary of Nuestra Señora de Monserrate. Later in the month, the “Afternoon of Convents” tour on February 20 will reveal the profound stories woven within the fabric of historically significant convents.
For those who appreciate nature, scenic routes await. Begin with the tranquil “Sunset from Campoamor” on February 6, offering awe-inspiring vistas of Orihuela Costa bathed in twilight glory. Nature lovers can traverse the stunning “Cliffs of Cabo Roig” on February 16, where dramatic coastal landscapes create an unforgettable backdrop. Finally, on February 22, bask in the beauty of the “Almond Blossom Route in Torremendo,” a 7-kilometer journey celebrating the fleeting beauty of blooming almond trees.
This year’s programming highlights unique elements such as curated selections from the Museum of Sacred Art and the breathtaking Almond Blossom Route, perfectly marrying cultural richness and natural spectacle. Visitors can gather more information at the tourist office located in La Zenia Boulevard at the Shopping Centre Information Point, where reservations can be made through their official website or via WhatsApp.
February brings a plethora of cultural and nature routes organized by the Department of Tourism, highlighting Orihuela’s rich heritage. Key events include the “Three Gothic Treasures” tour, a Museum of Sacred Art showcase, and scenic experiences like the “Almond Blossom Route.” Reservations can be made through the tourist office or online for an enriching exploration of this beautiful municipality.
February showcases an array of enriching experiences as the Department of Tourism presents cultural and nature routes designed to celebrate Orihuela’s historical and natural allure. From Gothic masterpieces to stunning sunsets and almond blooms, these tours offer a diverse palette of exploration suited for every kind of traveler. Don’t miss the chance to immerse yourself in these captivating narratives and picturesque landscapes, simply waiting to be discovered.
Original Source: theleader.info
