Very interesting site. You can get there by bike through the Del Río bike lane or much better through the orchard along the Granada path and several paths, some of which coincide with Murcia's friendly route 4. Around there are other places to visit such as the nearby mills and it allows you to connect with the river very easily. Little traffic, many ditches and lemon orchards.

A beautiful place to visit, in the town of La ñora.

It is very good, they have done renovations in the surroundings and now it looks very good

(Translated by Google) A well-kept and working Ferris wheel, which preserves its aqueduct. Undoubtedly, a highly recommended place to visit to continue knowing our heritage of the Murcian garden, we hope that it continues to be cared for. (Original) Una noria bien cuidada y en funcionamiento, el cuál conserva su acueducto. Sin duda un lugar muy recomendable de visitar para seguir conociendo nuestro patrimonio de la huerta de Murcia, esperemos que se siga cuidando.

Beautiful monument in the middle of the Murcia plain, worth making a stop. Yesterday passing through La Ñora I remembered that when I was little the General Highway, back then, passed through the Noria and it always gave me beautiful sensations and I wanted to visit it. (this time with GPS, because it is in the town). And I saw her again as pretty and stately as I remembered her. Made of iron and functioning as it did in its day. It is a "magic" wheel that, in its day, drew water from medium-depth wells, without human effort, to supply people and crops and promote development. So it well deserves to be recognized for the important role of this "simple" but at the same time "ingenious" invention, paying it a visit, like the one I did yesterday, and which brought me such beautiful memories in my childhood.

Outstanding monument of medieval origin, symbol of the orchard of Murcia.

The La Ñora wheel is a hydraulic ferris wheel, symbol of the Murcian orchard. The current one, made of metal, replaces one of the previous wooden ones, since there have been several restorations and changes. According to records, the first was located in this place back in 1399. It is in good condition, but not the surrounding area and the rest of the aqueduct that completes this construction. The surrounding orchard area, in a wild style, I personally love. You can walk there in an hour and a half - two hours from the Malecón, the bad thing is that the road has a lot of traffic and quite a few stretches without sidewalks that make it difficult to take the walk and make it much more pleasant. You can go along the river bank (you have to add a couple of km approx. both on the way as on the way back) and go in to look for it when reaching its height, thus avoiding traffic and unsafe areas of the road.

Of Arabic origin, there are references to the Ferris Wheel dating back to 1399. The current iron one, built in 1939, replaced the one built of wood. Its function is to raise water to distribute it to higher lands. Charming and refreshing place.

The Rueda de la Ñora and its aqueduct make up one of the most important orchard monuments in the Murcia orchard. The origins of this ferris wheel date back to the 15th century. The construction, as in other places, was and is intended to lift water from the irrigation ditch (in this case the main ditch of Aljufía). The wheel and aqueduct complex was declared an Asset of Cultural Interest (BIC) in 1982. Magnificent vestige of our past that has forged our future, making us the orchard of Spain.

(Translated by Google) Rueda de la Ñora, together with its aqueduct, form one of the most important orchard monuments in the Murcian orchard. It has its origin in the fifteenth century. The construction is due to the elevation of water from the canal (in this case the main canal of Aljufía) to other smaller canals that end up in the orchards located at a height higher than that of the canal in which the irrigation channel is located. noria. Declared a Site of Cultural Interest (BIC) in 1982 (Original) Rueda de la Ñora junto con su acueducto forman uno de los monumentos huertanos más importantes de la huerta de Murcia. Tiene su origen en el siglo XV. La construcción es debida a la elevación de aguas desde la acequia (en este caso la acequia mayor de Aljufía) a otros canales menores que van a parar a los huertos situados a una altura superior a la de la acequia en la que se encuentra situada la noria. Declarado Bien de Interés Cultural (BIC) en 1982

Perfectly preserved (or restored), when there is water you can see it spinning.

Pure garden!!

It was a small unplanned excursion with my daughter, seeing the nearby UCAM campus, after which, guessing a part of the Ferris wheel on the horizon, we decided to visit it.

(Translated by Google) Rare must-see to understand water supply and irrigation systems. (Original) Rare à voir absolument pour comprendre les systèmes d adduction d'eau et d irrigation.

Da gusto sentarse en el recodo interior y dejarse relajar los sentidos con el sonido milenario de las aguas que la mueven

Buen lugar , lastima que vaya gente a consumir marihuana y beber bebidas fuertes como whisky y así. Considero que no es un ambiente propio dónde hay menores de edad

Emblemático rincón de lo que en otro tiempo fue la huerta de Murcia, la de Europa... Que nos devuelve a tiempos pretéritos de labor agrícola. Rincón para visitar y recrearte con este símbolo murciano!

(Translated by Google) a very interesting place Too bad they have it half abandoned, I think they should put it in value so that it could be enjoyed by everyone (Original) Un lugar muy interesante Lastima que lo tengan medio abandonado, creo que deberían de ponerlo en valor para que se pudiera disfrutar por todo el mundo

(Translated by Google) It's nice to have a professional attend you. Exquisite treatment. Price of change wheels the best by far in the same quality. A success to have gone. We recommend. (Original) Da gusto que te atienda un profesional . Trato exquisito. Precio de cambio ruedas el mejor con diferencia en misma calidad . Un éxito haber ido. Le recomendamos.

500 years of history.