Murcia, an oasis of tradition and sunshine
Murcia invites you to discover a region of unique contrasts, where its vibrant city intertwines with the beauty of La Manga del Mar Menor. This enchanting region offers discoveries around every corner. From the historical richness of Cartagena to the tranquillity of Puntas de Calnegre, Murcia captivates all visitors. Immerse yourself in memorable moments, such as exploring the Port of Mazarrón, enjoying unique experiences in its diverse localities, or tasting typical food in its cosy restaurants. In Murcia, every moment promises to be unforgettable, combining cultural richness with the serenity of its natural landscapes. Don’t forget to indulge in the local gastronomy and enjoy the breathtaking views for a complete experience.
What to see in Murcia
What to see in Murcia capital: the 12 essential places
Discover the list of must-see places to visit in Murcia, an excellent place for a two or three-day stop in this part of the Spanish Mediterranean coast.
What to see in the city and province of Murcia: cities, the coast and natural scenery
The small region of Murcia is home to a plethora of attractions: on the coast, inland, in the cities and in nature. Let’s explore it in this article!
What to see and do in La Manga del Mar Menor
La Manga is one of the most unique areas in the Murcia region. It is a tourist icon along the Spanish Mediterranean and its curious appearance has made it a focal point. Find out about the basic things to do there and some of the main restaurants.
What to see and where to eat in Puerto de Mazarrón
In Puerto de Mazarrón, you will find milestones from the town’s past, as well as an impressive number of beaches scattered along the coast. Find out what to see in Puerto de Mazarrón.
Murcia Cathedral, a tall tower and the heart of Alfonso X the Wise
Holding many secrets, Murcia cathedral was once a mosque, boasts one of the tallest bell towers and safeguards the heart of a Castilian king.
La Plaza de las Flores, tapas in the heart of Murcia
One of the most traditional corners of the capital of Murcia has also become the city's hub for tapas.
