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They came from Bangalore, they danced salsa, they got muddy… and, of course, they fell in love with Murcia

On March 27th, World Cheese Day is celebrated, and in honour of this special day, we’ve decided to take it out of the sandwich! In Spain, cheese culture is much more than just an accompaniment; it’s a tradition that has lasted for centuries.

Murcia Carnival: guaranteed fun. Parades, costumes, music, dancing, food, and drinks. A unique celebration to enjoy and gather together.

If you've ever heard that Spain was the villain of history, chances are you've heard of the Black Legend. This term refers to the negative image that was created about Spain in the 16th and 17th centuries, describing it as a cruel, fanatical and oppressive country.

Don Quixote reflects the struggle between idealism and reality, exploring the human condition, friendship, dreams, and human imperfections.

Martin Luther King Jr., revolutionary leader, symbol of courage and justice, left a lasting mark on the history of the 20th century.

The Osborne Bull, created in 1956 by Manolo Prieto, is an iconic silhouette that dominates Spanish roads, becoming a cultural symbol and an emblem of Spanish marketing.

The Instituto Cervantes, founded in 1991, promotes the teaching of Spanish and Hispanic culture in more than 90 countries and is a world leader in this field.

The history of invention reveals the human fascination. From the wheel to the mobile phone, innovation redefines our existence. Spain, the birthplace of great inventors, has a global influence.

Discover the world of the different types of visas in the world and how to obtain them!

The Night of Saint John combines ancient and Christian traditions, marking the summer solstice with rituals of purification and renewal.

The Region of Murcia Day, June 9th, celebrates the autonomy and identity of Murcia with events, parades and "Seven Crowns" awards. Join the celebration!