The 19th-century Iglesia del Niño Jesús in Yecla was designed by Millán Espinosa and features a spectacular altarpiece The church of El Niño Jesús in Yecla was built in the Modernist style between 1880 and 1888 following a design by architect Justo Millán Espinosa, who is also responsible for the reconstruction of the Teatro Romea in the city of Murcia and the bull rings of Murcia, Lorca, Cieza, Abarán and Algiers, the capital of Algeria..

Discover the legends and mysteries of Monte Arabí in Yecla The tourist information point of Monte Arabí in the municipality of Yecla, very close to the boundary between the Region of Murcia and the province of Albacete, is in the old forest ranger’s house at the foot of the mystical mountain. This location is just a couple of hundred metres from the remains of the prehistoric settlement of Arabilejo and the mysterious petroglyphs which..

Visit the wine bodegas, olive oil mill, stay overnight or enjoy a day trip to Yecla Don´t be deceived by the small number of bodegas in Yecla which form the Yecla wine route. The Yecla wine route is like the Monastrell grape which is such an integral part of the winemaking tradition in Yecla today; it may be compact, but it’s bursting with powerful flavour and character, its roots tunnel deeply into the earth which roots it to the..

Oficina de Turismo de Yecla The Tourist Information office in Yecla is centrally located in the heart of the old quarter of Yecla. There is parking opposite the Plaza Mayor, which also houses the Town Hall and Auditorium, but those driving into the centre of Yecla for the first time may find it easier to park alongside the blue and white domed Basílica, as there is plenty of parking in the main street, and then walk up to the Tourist Office..