Address:
C/ Martínez Corbalán, nº 4 – 30510 Yecla (Murcia) Spain
How to reach us:
Phone:
+34 968 752 245 / +34 650 393 323
Website:
libricosyecla.es
E-mail:
info@libricosyecla.es
Price range:
From €1 to €15
Useful information:
Open to everyone / Credit cards accepted / Monday to Saturday from 9:00 to 14:00 and 17:00 to 21:00, and Sunday from 9:00 to 14:00 / Located right in the historical centre.
Contact person:
Alejandro Marco
Here you can find:
The unique, artisan, delicious, natural traditional sweet.
Libricos and other artisan pastries, major wines from all the wineries in the city, oil, honey and related products, coffee, hot chocolate, other drinks, ice cream, and souvenirs.
Ideal for:
Tourists visiting our city who want to discover the most typical, quality products in our local cuisine and craftsmanship.
For locals who are getting ready to travel and want to offer their hosts a gift of the most typical treat and other products representing our city.
Special for:
Winning the Mercurio Award in the Craftmanship category in 2001. Here you can find the best selection of local products and general information about the city, festivals, and tourist attractions. The only producers of the city’s typical sweet, ‘Libricos’.
Customer courtesy:
We offer samples of Libricos, vin de liqueur, and wine to tourist groups.
Our history:
We are a family company that has produced the most typical, traditional treat in Yecla, “Libricos”, since 1850. As something new, a few months ago we opened a new establishment in the historical centre of the city whose aim is to offer closer, quality service, both to locals — as always — but also to tourists that visit and often walk these streets.’
Libricos Yecla recommends:
‘As for the fairs: the parade of floats, during the festival of San Isidro, and the ‘Alborada’ at dawn on the Feast of the Virgin Mary. As for places to visit: of course the Basílica de la Purísima and its surroundings, but I would also recommend a guided tour to Monte Arabí and a tour and wine tasting at some of the wineries in the city. They will surprise you.’ Alejandro
