Paseo Casco Antiguo de Yecla next to the Creacción Festival

This walking tour invites you to discover and enjoy our ancient city through its cultural heritage, we will know many of the most emblematic monuments of the city, in addition to making mention of the various works of art that will be located along the streets of the city on the occasion of the Festival of CreAcción that has been developing years ago.

This festival is a festival of art and ephemeral architecture that will take place on 11, 12 and 13 June in the streets of Yecla, where the know-how and lifestyle of the people of Yecla will be represented.

This festival aims to be a tribute to those dark days when we made our home the only place to live. A tribute to all those who have fought and are fighting for the good of their countrymen and neighbours in front of the COVID-19.

The festival takes place in the open air, across 11,500 m² of installation.


Departure time: 10.30 a.m.
Meeting Point: Outside the Municipal Auditorium "Juan Miguel Benedito Rodríguez", next to the Sculpture in homage to the figure of the arquebusier "El tiraor".


These visits are intended for individuals or very small groups of a maximum of 6 people - for each booking made - and the organisers have the right to cancel any visits that exceed this maximum.

During the guided tour, the minimum interpersonal safety distance of 1.5 metres must be kept, which will not be required in the case of cohabiting staff. The use of face masks shall be compulsory for the entire duration of the guided tour. At the beginning of the guided tour, the guide will inform visitors about how the tour will be conducted, the route and the rules and/or possible restrictions that may apply, informing them of the relevant preventive and safety measures.

When booking, the user is informed and accepts the security measures requested to minimise the risks of COVID-19.

Dates: 13 June (will include connotations of the works of art exhibited in the historic centre on the occasion of the Creacción Festival) and 18 July.
Duration: 2 hours.
Price: Free of charge.