Get to know Murcia
Murcia is a city with a lot of charm, combining history, culture, gastronomy and nature. Here is a small guide of what you can visit in our beloved Murcia.
Places of historical and cultural interest
Cathedral of Murcia
One of the most emblematic monuments of the city. Its impressive baroque façade and its 93-meter high bell tower (the second highest in Spain) make it a must-see. Do not miss its interior and the Museo Catedralicio.
Royal Casino of Murcia
A spectacular historical building with a mixture of architectural styles. Its Arab Hall and library are impressive.
Cardenal Belluga Square
The heart of Murcia, where the Cathedral and the Episcopal Palace are located. A perfect place to enjoy the architecture and the atmosphere.
Monastery of Santa Clara la Real
A former Moorish palace converted into a convent, with a museum housing Islamic and Christian pieces.
Salzillo Museum
Dedicated to the famous Murcian baroque sculptor Francisco Salzillo, known for his impressive Easter floats.
Parks and Nature
Floridablanca Garden
One of the oldest gardens in Spain, ideal for strolling and relaxing under the shade of its centennial ficus trees.
Malecon and Paseo del Rio Segura
A charming promenade along the Segura River, with beautiful views and areas for walking or sports.
Sanctuary of Our Lady of Fuensanta with views of the valley.
Located on the outskirts of Murcia, it offers spectacular views of the city and is the site of the patron saint of Murcia, the Virgen de la Fuensanta.
Shopping and Markets
Gran Vía and Trapería-Platería
The most famous shopping streets of Murcia, with fashion stores, souvenirs and charming cafes.
Veronicas Market
A traditional market where you can find fresh produce, sausages and Murcian specialties.
Cathedral of Murcia
Floridablanca Garden
Veronicas Market
Murcian Gastronomy
Murcian meat pie
A puff pastry filled with meat and egg, a typical delicacy.
Marinera
Bread doughnut with Russian salad and anchovies, perfect to accompany a beer or a wine.
Zarangollo
Scrambled zucchini, onion and egg, typical of the Murcian vegetable garden.
Paparajotes
Traditional dessert made with lemon tree leaves dipped in batter and sprinkled with sugar and cinnamon.
Cierva Cake
Recommended from the confectionery La Peladilla.
Leisure and Events
Romea Theater
One of the most beautiful theaters in Spain, with a varied program of plays, concerts and shows.
Spring Festival and Bando de la Huerta (april)
One of the most important festivals, where the city is full of people dressed in traditional costumes and there are parades and tastings of typical food.
Murcian Holy Week
Spectacular for its processions with sculptures by Salzillo and the fervor of the Nazarenes.
Nightlife
Plaza de las Flores and Santa Eulalia
Lively areas with bars and restaurants perfect for tapas or a drink at night.
Alfonso X and Julián Romea Square
Ideal for terraces and pubs with university atmosphere and live music.
Murcian meat pie
Bando de la Huerta
Nightlife
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