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Bullas beats with the same strength with which our wines ferment. An open and welcoming place that invites those who visit us to share the aroma of our wineries, the bustle of our El Zacatín market and the hospitality that defines our way of being.
Located among gentle hills, steep ravines and extensive vineyards that dye the landscape in ocher and green tones, Bullas is much more than a destination in the northwest of Murcia, it is a land where wine tells ancestral stories.
Each toast in Bullas is a tribute to centuries of wine-making tradition, marked by family wineries, popular festivals such as the Wine Festival and a Denomination of Origin that values the unique character of its wines.
Here, time seems to stand still among aromas of must, fields of crops and a cultural legacy that is savored with each glass.
Our history goes back to the Roman Villa de Los Cantos, testimony that these fertile lands were already coveted two thousand years ago.
After the Andalusian period, we came under the tutelage of the Order of Santiago until, on December 19, 1689, we obtained the independence that sealed our municipal identity.
The 19th century transformed our landscape with vineyard terraces and underground wineries that we still use with pride today. This wine-making legacy was protected in 1994, when the Bullas Protected Designation of Origin was recognized, guaranteeing the quality that characterizes our wines.
With more than eleven thousand inhabitants, we combine heritage and nature in spaces as emblematic as the Salto del Usero, declared a Protected Natural Space. Without neglecting our tradition and history, consolidating ourselves as a wine tourism destination of reference in the Region of Murcia.
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The festive calendar is the heartbeat that unites us and makes us celebrate our identity.
Every September we raise our glasses at the Wine Festivals, with popular harvests, commented tastings and the Children’s Parade that fills the avenue with the smell of must and joy.
A few days later, from the Friday before the first Sunday in October until the following Tuesday, we honor Our Lady of the Rosary with parades of floats, floral offerings and festivals that illuminate our nights.
And throughout the year, El Zacatín keeps the tradition alive with its thematic editions, reminding us that Bullas lives with open doors and offers, without haste, to everyone who wants to discover our flavors and our history.
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