Holiday apartment in Las Ventanas – Murapark and Sierra del Oro

Las Ventanas combines rural history, a striking contrast of landscapes, and family experiences.

Nature

Flat and mountainous landscapes meet in Las Ventanas, creating a pronounced contrast. The western end of the Sierra del Oro lies north of Las Ventanas.

Culture

The oldest residential buildings in Las Ventanas consist of two houses with stables, rubble-stone walls, and raised chambers for storing grain.

The traditional houses of Las Ventanas date from the 19th century and have now been renovated. The historic houses of Las Ventanas were presumably built by the village’s modest inhabitants, who worked in agriculture on the surrounding dry fields.

The festival tradition is also shaped by the community. The few inhabitants of Las Ventanas usually celebrate the local patron saint festivities together with the residents of Ricote and the surrounding area in January.

Las Ventanas can be reached from Cieza via the C-330 or from Ricote via the B-15 del Campo de Ricote road.

Experiences

Murapark is a family adventure park at Paraje Las Ventanas in Ricote. The “Circuito Aéreo Explorador” children’s course at Murapark is 1.20 metres above the ground, is designed for children aged 2 to 10, and includes five activities, including a zip line.

The “Circuito Aéreo Aventurero” adventure course at Murapark includes more than 20 activities and extends over 500 metres. Murapark also offers mini golf, archery, archaeological excavations, and boat trips on a lagoon.

Casa Romeriko is a country house in Las Ventanas with a private pool and mountain views. It provides access to mountain trails and outdoor activities in the surrounding area.

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Other destination pages are also available for Los Sáez, Calasparra, La Tercia, Alcantarilla, Campos Del Río, Inazares, San Ginés and El Algar.

For the overarching travel overview: Murcia.