Cultural Tourism
Lepe has an important cultural heritage that reflects its long history and tradition. The city's rich architectural heritage largely disappeared due to the Lisbon earthquake of 1755. The town was ruined, the castle, the town hall, the hermitages, the church steeples, and the neighbors' dwellings suffered major damages. The buildings were reconstructed or rebuilt under the architectural styles of the 18th and 19th centuries, where Mudejar and Baroque forms coexist with elements that prelude the Neoclassic.
The Festivals and Traditions offer visitors unique experiences that connect with our past, but Lepe also organizes cultural activities such as exhibitions, theater, concerts and even an International Film Festival, Under the Moon.
Tourist Resources
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International Film Festival by Moonlight - Islantilla Cinefórum+
The International Film Festival by Moonlight, Islantilla Cinefórum, is Islantilla’s wink towards film lovers, who are invited to enjoy the...
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Monument to Our Lady of La Bella and Old Age+
An artistic work crafted by the sculptor José Manuel Martínez. Located in the Huerta del Pozo, it symbolises a number of metaphors of the...
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Plaza de España+
It is located in the heart of Lepe, where the village’s main streets converge. Around it, one finds the two most important buildings in...
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Romería de la Bella (religious pilgrimage of La Bella)+
The Pilgrimage in honor of Ntra. Sra. de la Bella stands out for being a celebration genuine with more than half a century of history and...
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Monument to the Farmer+
It regards a work by the local artists Francisco Sánchez and José Manuel Martínez, dating from 2001. It is located next to the Station park...
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Iglesia Santo Domingo de Guzmán (Saint Dominic Church)+
Located at the Plaza de España, in the centre of the town, it was declared a historic artistic monument in 1985. Originally a convent...
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Park of the Quincentenary+
It is found at the northern entry to Lepe, where we can contemplate a sculptural ensemble crafted by Francisca Abreu in homage to the Lepe’...
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Plaza San Diego (Saint Didacus Square)+
Reshaped on top of the old square, it is situated in what used to be the old suburbs of the village. It is known as “El Llano” (the plain...
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Zampuzo El Rata+
This Zampuzo was founded in 1932 and has been in our family for three generations. It owes its curious name to a funny child anecdote. The...
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