La marquesa horarios: Horario: La Marquesa Edo. Méx.
Calendario La Marquesa – Horas de Luna, Sol y fases lunares
Hoy, 24 de Febrero de 2023
Salida del sol hoy en La Marquesa
7:45
Puesta del sol hoy en La Marquesa
18:49
Duración día / Horas de sol hoy en La Marquesa
11:04
Zona horaria: Europe/Madrid
Calendario astronómico Febrero 2023
| 1 | 81.11% | 14:28 | 05:15 | 8:10 | 18:24 | 10:14 | |
| 2 | 87.99% | 15:18 | 06:09 | 8:09 | 18:25 | 10:16 | |
| 3 | 93.45% | 16:13 | 06:58 | 8:08 | 18:26 | 10:18 | |
| 4 | 97. 33% | 17:13 | 07:41 | 8:07 | 18:27 | 10:20 | |
| 5 | 99.52% | 18:13 | 08:16 | 8:06 | 18:28 | 10:22 | |
| Luna llena (Iluminación 100%) – 19:28 (Hora local) | |||||||
| 6 | 99.93% | 19:14 | 08:46 | 8:05 | 18:29 | 10:24 | |
| 7 | 98.54% | 20:14 | 09:13 | 8:04 | 18:30 | 10:26 | |
| 8 | 95.35% | 21:13 | 09:37 | 8:03 | 18:32 | 10:29 | |
| 9 | 90.42% | 22:13 | 09:59 | 8:02 | 18:33 | 10:31 | |
| 10 | 83.88% | 23:14 | 10:21 | 8:01 | 18:34 | 10:33 | |
| 11 | 75.88% | —- | 10:45 | 8:00 | 18:35 | 10:35 | |
| 12 | 66. 65% | 00:16 | 11:11 | 7:59 | 18:36 | 10:37 | |
| 13 | 56.48% | 01:23 | 11:41 | 7:58 | 18:37 | 10:39 | |
| 14 | 45.73% | 02:32 | 12:18 | 7:57 | 18:38 | 10:41 | |
| 15 | 34.85% | 03:43 | 13:05 | 7:56 | 18:39 | 10:43 | |
| 16 | 24.42% | 04:53 | 14:03 | 7:55 | 18:40 | 10:45 | |
| 17 | 15.08% | 05:57 | 15:12 | 7:54 | 18:41 | 10:47 | |
| 18 | 7.52% | 06:52 | 16:29 | 7:53 | 18:43 | 10:50 | |
| 19 | 2.37% | 07:37 | 17:49 | 7:51 | 18:44 | 10:53 | |
| 20 | 0. 10% | 08:13 | 19:07 | 7:50 | 18:45 | 10:55 | |
| Luna nueva (Iluminación 0%) – 8:06 (Hora local) | |||||||
| 21 | 0.84% | 08:45 | 20:22 | 7:49 | 18:46 | 10:57 | |
| 22 | 4.45% | 09:13 | 21:35 | 7:48 | 18:47 | 10:59 | |
| 23 | 10.48% | 09:40 | 22:44 | 7:46 | 18:48 | 11:02 | |
| 24 | 18.36% | 10:06 | 23:53 | 7:45 | 18:49 | 11:04 | |
| 25 | 27.47% | 10:34 | —- | 7:44 | 18:50 | 11:06 | |
| 26 | 37.26% | 11:06 | 01:00 | 7:42 | 18:51 | 11:09 | |
| 27 | 47.27% | 11:42 | 02:05 | 7:41 | 18:52 | 11:11 | |
| 28 | 57. 11% | 12:24 | 03:07 | 7:40 | 18:53 | 11:13 | |
El cielo desde La Marquesa
Posición de los planetas, el sol, la luna y otros cuerpos celeste en el cielo visto desde La Marquesa para cualquier fecha y hora.
Visor astronómico del cielo.
Otras fechas:
Mes:EneroFebreroMarzoAbrilMayoJunioJulioAgostoSeptiembreOctubreNoviembreDiciembreAño:1930193119321933193419351936193719381939194019411942194319441945194619471948194919501951195219531954195519561957195819591960196119621963196419651966196719681969197019711972197319741975197619771978197919801981198219831984198519861987198819891990199119921993199419951996199719981999200020012002200320042005200620072008200920102011201220132014201520162017201820192020202120222023202420252026202720282029203020312032203320342035203620372038203920402041204220432044204520462047204820492050205120522053205420552056205720582059206020612062206320642065206620672068206920702071207220732074207520762077207820792080
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Festival Medieval la Marquesa 1 y 2 Abril 2023
11° Festival Medieval la Marquesa 2023
“El Festival Medieval más grande de México y Latinoamérica”
Fecha: 1 y 2 de Abril 2023
Horarios: 12:00 a 20:00 horas.
En el Valle del Silencio. La Marquesa Edo. de México.
VEN Y DESCUBRE LOS 7 REINOS
¡¡VEN DISFRAZADO!! ¡¡Y PARTICIPA!!
(No es obligatorio asistir disfrazado)
7 temas en un evento:
Reino España medieval
Reino Japón feudal medieval.
Reino Ingles medieval.
Reino Ándalus
Reino Germano
Reino Vikingo
Reino de Fantasía
Actividades y Espectáculos:
Justas a caballo.
Batalla de caballeros
Música folk medieval
Torneo de combate histórico.
Cetrería, exhibición de aves.
Platica de armas medievales.
Juegos medievales.
Danzas medievales.
Tiro con arco.
Batallas de clanes.
Villa vikinga.
Funeral vikingo.
Danzas nórdicas.
Música nórdica.
Juegos vikingos.
Torneo vikingo.
El drakkar, barco vikingo.
Danza de brujas.
Orcos performance.
Danzas de hadas.
Seres de fantasía.
Espectáculo con fuego.
Fotos en la espada en la piedra.
Dragon rojo.
Música celta.
Platica de la magia de hadas.
Danzas árabes.
Música árabe.
Danza tribal.
Recorrido nocturno con antorchas.
Malabares con fuego.
Campamento medieval.
Mercadillo medieval, vikingo y pagano.
La taberna del oso.
Bebidas artesanales.
Evento pet Friendly.
Zona de alimentos.
Zona de campamento.
Zona de estacionamiento.
Zona de sanitarios.
Descubre la magia de cada reino y disfruta de esta maravillosa experiencia, un viaje por el tiempo, dónde los cuentos de hadas cobran vida.
Boletos con descuentos solo del 7 de febrero al 16 de Marzo.
Boleto Adulto Sencillo: $250 pesos (sin camping)
Boleto Adulto Completo: $500 pesos (con camping)
Boleto niño Sencillo: $200 pesos (sin camping)
Boleto niño Completo: $400 pesos (con camping)
(Niños de 4 a 12 años).
(Menores de 3 años no pagan)
Punto de preventa Boletos físicos:
Tienda Medieval y Vikinga Dragones Reales.
Ubicación: Plaza Olimpia, local 121, Planta Baja.
calle 16 de septiembre #11, col. Centro histórico CDMX.
Lunes a sábado de 12:00 a 20:00 horas.
Botón de Boletos en Línea
CAMPAMENTO:
Si deseas acampar es importante llevar tu tienda de campamento y todo lo necesario para acampar, compra tu boleto con el derecho a la zona de campamento. (No hay tiendas de campamento en renta o venta en el lugar del evento.)
Dale click Ubicación maps
La venta y el contacto con nosotros es únicamente por la página web oficial, correos y número de WhatsApp publicados en nuestra página www.mundomedievalmexico.mx
Los datos de contacto oficial siempre son los siguientes:
Contratar shows y elenco:
WhatsApp +52 55 6540 7883
Preventa de nuestros Festivales:
Cada evento tiene una pestaña con la información y preventa indicada aquí.
https://www.mundomedievalmexico.mx/
Marbella (Marbella) – micosta.es
- Official information
- History
- What to see
- Marbella districts
- Beaches
- Gastronomy
- Shopping – shopping centers, markets
- Holidays
- Transport
- Useful information
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Marbella is a city in the province of Malaga, 60 kilometers from the capital. The population is over 141,000 people.
Official website of the city http://www.marbella.es/inicio/
Due to the proximity of the mountains (Sierra Blanca) Marbella has a unique microclimate, here the water and air are always a couple of degrees warmer than in the rest coast.
The coast of Marbella stretches for 27 kilometers along the sea. Basically, the coast is sandy, very even, the height varies from 100 to 400 meters above sea level. Despite the fairly dense buildings, areas of sand dunes have been preserved to the east of the city.
Pictured is Sierra Blanca and beaches.
History.
Some historians believe that the territory of Marbella was inhabited during the Paleolithic and Neolithic, others believe that the city was founded by the Phoenicians. There is no doubt that the Romans lived in the city – many remains of buildings, Roman baths and bridges have been preserved.
Later these lands were conquered by Muslims, Muslims fortify the square built by the Romans, build a fortress, a lighthouse tower and a fence protecting the city. The city then had straight narrow streets, low buildings with large patios.
It is likely that the current name of the city comes from the Arabic name – Marbil-La.
Marbella passed into the hands of the Catholic kings on June 11, 1485. It was then that the Patio de los Naranjos (Square of Oranges) and the surrounding buildings were built.
Later in the 19th century, forges and workshops began to appear in these places, later they gave way to agricultural land, and only at the beginning of the 20th century tourism began to flourish in the city.
After the Second World War, Ricardo Soriano Scholz von Hermensdorff, Marquis de Ivanrei, appeared in Marbella and told his rich and famous friends about Marbella. Ricardo Soriano bought a plot of land between Marbella and San Pedro and built on it a tourist complex called Venta y Albergues del Rodeo, which started the development of luxury tourism. His nephew, Alfonso de Hohenlohe, acquired the Saint Margaret finca and made it at 1954 Marbella Club Hotel.
Members of the European families Bismarck, Rothschild, Thurn und Taxis, Metternich, Goldsmith, the Thyssen-Bornemisza family began to come to this hotel, giving Marbella the status of an expensive resort with world fame.
This status has been preserved to this day.
What to see.
Old Center.
Patio de los Naranjos (Orange Courtyard) , X 5th century
The old city consists of the ancient city walls and two historical districts of the city: Barrio Alto (Upper District) in the north and Barrio Nuevo (New District) in the east. Here, in the heart of the old city, is the aforementioned Plaza de los Naranjos, an example of urban development from the time of the Catholic kings.
There are three remarkable buildings around the square:0007 AyUntamiento, Building 1568),
Judge House ( CASA Corregidor), building in the Gothic -style and revival of the Mudehar style, and frauds were preserved on the walls, and frequencies, a year buildings 1552)
and the Chapel of Santiago ( Ermita de Santiago, X IV century), the oldest religious building in the city.
Devil Street ( Virgen DE Los Dolores ), a typical corner of Spanish life
Other interesting buildings of the center.
Church of the Virgin Maria embodied ( LA Iglecia DE Santa De ENCARNACIO N, BARTROCCO STYA, BARTROCKED, Baroque, construction was started in 1618).
The church was rebuilt from an Arab mosque. After the capture of Marbella on June 11, 1485, King Fernando I Catolico ordered the consecration of mosques – to make Catholic churches out of them.
The then Bishop Don Luis Fernández de Cordoba ordered to complete the bell tower and place his coat of arms at the entrance to the temple.
Construction began in 1618. Now the coat of arms is on the side looking at the Church Square (Plaza de la Iglesia).
On the wall of the church there is a tile (azulejo), on which, against the backdrop of the Sierra Blanca mountain, there is an inscription “Peoples who had and are related to Marbella”. The following is a list – Swedes, Germans, Spaniards, Filipinos, Belgians, Dutch, French, Finns, British, Norwegians – representatives of all these nationalities now live here. And at the very bottom are those who inhabited these lands earlier, in different periods of history. These are Greeks, Arabs, Jews and Romans.
Next to the statue Saint Bernabe ( San Bernabe), patron saint of Marbella.
Here in the center are the remains of Arab fortress and its surrounding protective wall (X century), Chapel Saint Juan ( SAN Juan De 9000 DIOS, XVI century), Royal Hospital ( el Hospital Real) and old hospital Bazá n , all buildings are built in the Renaissance style.
The photo shows the old Arab fortress Alcazaba.
In the building of the old hospital Bazán (XVI century) is now located Museum of Modern Spanish engravings ( Museo Grabado) 9000 http://wwww.mgec.es/wp/
In the Arroyo de la Represa park there is Museum Bonsai ( Museo 9Other museums The Municipal Museum of Archeology is housed in a 16th-century building and contains a collection of unique archaeological artifacts. The address of the Plaza Altamirano Museum, open from Monday to Friday from 9-00 to 14-00, admission is free.
http://www.esp.andalucia.com/provincia/malaga/occidental/marbella/museos.htm
Cortijo Miraflores Museum ( Museo Cortijo Miraflores) is housed in a 17th century rural house, it tells about how the olive oil was produced in the past, there is also a collection of paintings.
Address avenida José Luis Morales y Marín, next to Miraflores Park, open Monday to Friday from 8:00 am to 9:30 pm
http://marbella.costasur.com/sites/museo-cortijo-miraflores/es/index. html
Ralli Museum ( Museo Ralli) contains a collection of Latin American paintings and sculptures, located at Urbanización Coral Beach, open Tuesday – Saturday from 10:00 to 14:00, closed from December 15 to January 15.
http://www.rallimuseums.com/sp/marbella
In Barrio Alto was built in the 15th century and extended in the 18th century another chapel ( Ermita 0006 de Santo Cristo de la Vera Cruz). It is a square tower with a roof covered with glazed ceramic tiles. This area is also known as the area of St. Francis due to the monastery of the Franciscan monks that once stood here.
It has not survived to this day.
calle Ancha (Wide Street) is a typical Spanish street with white houses decorated with flowers.
Between the historical center of the city and the sea are Paseo De La Alameeda (Alameda Boulevard) with a small botanical garden, fountain and amazing beauty with benches
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and AveNIDA DEL MAR (Marine Boulevard) – a path with fountains and gardens, on which there are ten sculptures by Salvador Dali.
Milla Del ORO (gold mile )
Golden mile – the next 4 kilometers from Marbella towers towards Puerto Banas. It is home to some of the most luxurious residences, including the Palace of King Fahd, as well as the most emblematic hotels such as Melía Don Pepe, Marbella Club and Hotel Puente Romano.
San Pedro de Alc á ntara (San Pedro de Alcantara )
In the center of San Pedro de Alcantara, two buildings of the 19th century sugar factories have been preserved. Two more buildings of the same century were built in the colonial style, these are the church and the Villa of St. Louis (la Iglecia y la Villa de San Luis, the residence of the Marquis del Duero).
Near San Pedro, near the mouth of the Guadalmina River, are some of Marbella’s most important architectural monuments: the early Christian Basilica of Vega del Mar, the Roman baths of Las Bovedas and the watchtower of the same name.
Pictured is the boulevard in San Pedro, opened in December 2014, a little about it here Las Chapas)
In the eastern part of Marbella in the area of Las Chapas, at the mouth of the river Río Real, there are the remains of a settlement, possibly dating back to the 8th century BC.
The Phoenicians lived here, which is proved by the plates, clay bowls, lamps, and other ceramic products of the Phoenicians found here.
There are also two signal towers, Torre de Rio Real and Torre de Ladrones. Of the tourist complexes, the most famous is the Entertainment City (Ciudad Residencial Tiempo Libre) and the old Marbella Hilton Hotel, now called Don Carlos. The hotel has five stars.
Nueva Andalucia
Nueva Andalucia is an area that began its development during the tourist boom. Previously, there were the remains of the Roman settlement Río Verde, and the former forge has been converted into irrigated land, here is the Botanical Garden, laid out in three different styles.
Puerto Banus
One of the most important ports on the Costa del Sol is Puerto Banus. This is a favorite vacation spot for many celebrities. The harbor itself is a large complex that includes a number of luxury brand boutiques, bars, fish restaurants and a casino.
Many large and impressive yachts are moored in this harbour. On two berths you can find space for almost 1000 yachts. Puerto Banus is also known for its vibrant nightlife and the many bars that often stay open until early in the morning.
When you visit Puerto Banus, you can’t help but see the huge bronze sculpture standing on the coast. This giant is a gift to the city from Zurab Tsereteli, installed here in 1993. The official name of the monument is “Escultura de La Victoria” (Monument to Victory).
Here, on the embankment is located Mermaid (Sirena de Puerto Banús) is a beautiful and elegant work of white marble, sculpture by Antonio Cañete.
Beaches
Marbella’s 27 kilometers of coastline are divided into 24 beaches. These beaches have different characteristics, but they are all urban or suburban beaches. The sand is golden or gray, the size of the sand is fine and medium, occasionally there are pebbles.
Employment is average, high during the summer months.
The beaches of Puerto Banus and San Pedro de Alcantara have been awarded the Blue Flag for their excellent water conditions.
Gastronomy.
Marbella’s traditional cuisine is based on fresh fish. A typical dish from the province of Malaga is fried fish (fritura malagueña), here it consists of anchovies, mackerel, mullet and squid, among others.
Classic gazpacho and garlic soup are also characteristic. Among the confectionery products are olive oil cakes (tortas de aceite), borrachuelos – brushwood type cookies, and churros (churros).
Shopping.
Marbella offers excellent shopping opportunities as the city has a number of large shopping areas and specialty stores. The hypermarkets and large supermarkets in Marbella are complemented by small local art and craft shops, fashion boutiques, gift shops and malls.
Marbella’s main street, Avenida Ricardo Soriano, is the main shopping area and home to some of the best local shops and top fashion boutiques. If you want to visit more traditional shops, then you better head to the Old Town, where you will find many handicraft and souvenir shops.
In addition to small shops and shops steeped in the history and culture of southern Spain, Marbella also has commercial centers spread over vast areas. Here you can walk through the numerous boutiques of famous brands and have a bite to eat in small cafes and restaurants.
Centro Comercial El Corte0003
Address:
1). CN-340A, km. 179 Tel. 952 90 23 90
2). Costa Marbella Shopping Centre, Ramón Areces, S/N. Puerto Banus, Tel. 952 90 99 90
The most famous and expensive retail chain in Spain. Leading global brands, Spanish brands. Paid parking, tax-free.
https://www.elcorteingles.
es/centroscomerciales/es/eci/centros/centro-comercial-costa-marbella
Parque comercial “La Cañada” ( Commercial Center La Cañada ) , Ctra.deOjén, s/n, Tel.952 86 01 42
90 Popular 30 fashion boutiques with designer clothes and accessories. You can also find here beauty salons, cafes, restaurants and a large Alcampo supermarket. This center is a favorite place for tourists and locals due to the huge free parking for cars. In addition, in the underground parking area, you can find a small entertainment center for children, where you can leave your child while shopping, as well as a pet shop.
http://www.parquecomercial-lacanada.com/home/home
CENTRO Comercial “ Ban S” (Marina Banus Commercial Center) , C/Ramoff ARECES. s/n (Puerto Banús)
Tel.