Tapas con Historia brings Jaime II’s stay in Guardamar to life
The activity, available until 8 November, features an interview and a dramatised performance about the king’s presence in the town in 1296.
A royal stay from more than seven centuries ago is once again on Guardamar’s map. Tapas con Historia invites visitors to explore Jaime II’s presence in the town in 1296 through an interview and a dramatised performance. The activity will be available until 8 November, the mayor announced.
The event combines history and culture in a format that invites people to look at the past through the town itself. It is about more than recalling an episode: bringing local history to residents and visitors can also help showcase Guardamar and give people reasons to discover it beyond its beaches and natural surroundings.
That link between heritage and cultural activity deserves to be sustained. Well planned and presented, initiatives like this can enrich what the town has to offer and create opportunities for local shops and hospitality businesses, without grand speeches or excessive promises. The closing date is clear: 8 November. Until then, Tapas con Historia offers a chance to discover — or reconsider — Jaime II’s place in Guardamar’s history.
This is an automatic translation of an article originally published in Spanish by La Gaceta de Guardamar. If in doubt, the Spanish version prevails. Read the original · More news in English