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What to see and do in Pulpí

What to see and do in Pulpí (Levante Almeriense, Almería): 6 places across monuments, nature, activities and curiosities, with a photo and a Google Maps location.

1 Villages · 1 Monuments · 2 Nature · 2 Historical milestones

How far each place is from the centre of Pulpí

Geoda de Pulpí 4.9 km
Castillo de San Juan de los Terreros 10 km

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What to see and do in Pulpí

Pulpí
Village
Municipality established as such by royal decree on the 2nd of April 1862, at the northeastern edge of the province, next to the border with Murcia.
Geoda de Pulpí
Nature
Giant gypsum cavity discovered in 1999 in the Mina Rica mine, one of the largest geodes in the world open to visitors.
Castillo de San Juan de los Terreros
Monument
Coastal fortification built in the second half of the 18th century as part of Carlos III's coastal defense system, based on an initial design by Thomas de Warluzel d'Hostel completed in 1764 by Antonio Duce Oliveros. In 1743 artillery from English ships knocked down its tower, repaired two years later. Located on the Cerro Castillo, 72 meters above Punta El Cañón, it is a Bien de Interés Cultural.
Monumento Natural Isla de Terreros e Isla Negra
Nature
Two protected islets off the coast of Pulpí, of geological interest and marine biodiversity.
La fundación de Pulpí (1862)
Historical milestone
Pulpí became an independent municipality by Royal Order of 2 April 1862, splitting off from Vera.
El Ferrocarril del Almanzora a su paso por Pulpí
Historical milestone
Line that connected Pulpí with Granada and Almería until its closure in 1985; its abandoned route is today the subject of projects to convert it into a greenway.