The Mayor of Lanjarón, Eric Escobedo, who occupies a second post in the Provincial Council, announced changes in the Municipal Tourism Office.
Lanjaron’s Tourist Office
by Martin Myall •
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Something Different on San Juan
by Martin Myall •
The Ministry of Industry & Tourism has declared Lanjarón’s ‘Carrera del Agua’ (Water Race) as a Festival of National Tourist Interest.
Alpujarra Access Road
by Martin Myall •
If you have travelled along the road that links the A-44 to Lanjarón, you couldn’t have helped seeing the massive amounts of earth moving and construction going on, despite all the rain during winter.
Alpujarra Access Progress
by Martin Myall •
The Junta’s Minister of Public Works, Rocío Díaz, visited the construction work on the first phase of the new access road to the Alpujarra towards the end of last month.
Connecting to the Castle
by Hugh MacArthur •
Lanjarón has taken a step closer to getting its zip-line project approved and assigned EU funding.
Lanjarón Biosaludable Walkway
by Hugh MacArthur •
Lanjarón Town Halll began work last week on a new section of the Biosaludable Walkway; one of the most sought-after infrastructures for both residents and visitors.
Pure Madness
by Martin Myall •
Today will be the first Saturday on the A-44 with the Rules Bridge out of use and traffic diverted or on the A-348 (Lanjarón/Órgiva road) or the old N-323a – so far so good, you may think.
Weather: 10th to 14th
by Martin Myall •
Well, we haven’t published one of these for a while, but it seems that autumn weather is knocking at the door with maximums in the high 20s on the coast and low 30s inland.
Weather: Fri 18th/Tue 22ne
by Martin Myall •
July is being… well, July with its corresponding temperatures but the heatwave will slacken off next Tuesday. The forecast only goes that far, unfortunately
Weather: As June Ends
by Martin Myall •
Well, we haven’t published one of these for a while, but the BBC is talking of a blistering heatwave in Spain, but in the province of Granada it is not so bad.