The latest Euromillones draw has brought a €250,104.37 prize to Ulldecona and created a new millionaire in Artana, a town renowned for its bull events. No top-tier winner means the jackpot now rises to €70 million.
Two Spanish towns have become the focus of national attention after the Euromillones draw on Tuesday, July 21, delivered significant prizes. A ticket validated in Ulldecona (Tarragona) secured €250,104.37 for its holder, while Artana (Castellón), a municipality famous for its traditional bull festivities, celebrated a new millionaire thanks to the special El Millón code.
The winning ticket in Ulldecona was purchased at the town's Administration of Lotteries No. 1, located on Mayor, 80. This prize corresponds to the Second Category (5 + 1), which, while not the top jackpot, still represents a substantial windfall for the lucky participant. Meanwhile, the El Millón code, which guarantees a €1 million prize to one Spanish ticket holder each week, was validated at Despacho Receptor No. 23.400 in Artana, on Avda. Sierra Espadán, 63. Artana is well known in the bullfighting world for its 'bous al carrer' events, where some of Spain's most prestigious cattle ranches showcase their animals.
No ticket matched all five numbers and both stars required for the First Category (5 + 2) prize in this draw. As a result, the Euromillones jackpot continues to grow, with the next draw offering a potential €70 million for a single First Category winner. The numbers drawn this Tuesday were 02, 03, 08, 28, and 39, with stars 02 and 11. The El Millón code was DSL64791.
Euromillones remains one of the most popular lotteries in Spain and across Europe, with draws held twice a week and a reputation for creating new millionaires both nationally and internationally. The game is operated by Loterías y Apuestas del Estado, and participants are reminded to check their tickets only through official channels. For those interested in broader European regulatory actions, the recent record fine imposed on AliExpress by the European Commission highlights the ongoing oversight of major platforms and lotteries alike.
Artana's prominence in the world of bull events adds a unique cultural note to this week's lottery news. The town's 'bous al carrer' tradition draws visitors and enthusiasts from across the country, making this latest win particularly notable for the local community. With the Euromillones jackpot now at €70 million, anticipation is building for the next draw, as players across Spain hope to join the ranks of recent winners from Ulldecona and Artana.
