Lorca Attractions
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Lorca, lying astride the Río Guadalantín below a 13th century castle, was known to the Romans as Illurco and to the Moors as Lurka, and was the see of a bishop as early as the Visigothic period. It is now best known for its magnificent Holy Week processions.
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Holy Week
Holy Week in Lorca has long been the site of an informal competition, where two sides try to create the most lavish float in the procession.