Visit the Don Pepe Marsilla House Museum, visiting the Don Pepe Marsilla House – Museum is taking an authentic trip back in time to discover what life was like in Bullas at the end of the 19th century. XIX and early XX.
Visiting the Don Pepe Marsilla House – Museum is taking a real trip back in time to learn what life was like in Bullas at the end of the 19th century. XIX and early XX, The host is José Marsilla Melgares, popularly known as “Don Pepe”, landowner, mayor of Bullas on two occasions and responsible for the important renovation that in 1900 gave the building its current appearance.
The house is divided into two parts, the residential area where the man lived with his family and which includes a library, living room, main dining room and bedrooms, and the work area, where the important economic activity that Don Pepe's extensive properties generated in the Bullas of the time is evident. The winery stands out, with 57 jars and 140,000 liters of capacity, distributed between the space dedicated to the production of wine for sale and the space reserved for storing the most select wines for private consumption.
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· The reservation must be made at least two days in advance and subject to availability:
Opening hours
From Tuesday to Saturday Mornings pass at 12:30 p.m. afternoon pass at 6pm
Sundays and holidays mornings at 12:30 p.m.
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