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Sumérgete en la rica historia y cultura de Murcia a través de sus museos y monumentos.
Bathed in the sun and cradled by the Segura River, Murcia is a city that lives on the streets, a vibrant university capital with a baroque soul and an agricultural heart.Famous for its orchards, which provide exceptional cuisine, Murcia is a feast for the senses, from the dazzling façade of its Cathedral to the bustle of its squares filled with tapas bars.It is a corner of Spain that celebrates life with contagious warmth and joy.
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Descubre la rica historia, arte y tradiciones de Murcia
Murcian culture shines in its traditions and in the figure of the baroque sculptor Francisco Salzillo.
A stunning 19th century private club open to visitors.An eclectic building with a neo-Nasrid courtyard, a Rococo ballroom and an English library.
Dedicated to the brilliant baroque sculptor Francisco Salzillo.It houses the famous steps that procession during Holy Week.
A beautiful 19th century theater, one of the most important in Spain, with a neoclassical façade and a rich history of performances.
The oldest stone bridge in the city, from the 18th century.It offers a nice view of the river and the city skyline.
Annual celebration that marks the beginning of the tourist season in Murcia.
A special night where museums and monuments open their doors for free.
A week of celebrations that includes the Bando de la Huerta and culminates with the Burial of the Sardine.
Processions of great artistic value, marked by the works of the sculptor Francisco Salzillo.
Festivities in honor of the city's patron saint, with concerts, the Fuensanta pilgrimage and fair attractions.
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Ver guía completaMany people admire the tower from below, but the views of the city, the river and the immense orchard that surrounds it from above are spectacular.
The Plaza de las Flores is fantastic but can be very busy. Explore nearby plazas like San Juan or Santa Catalina for an equally good and perhaps quieter tapas experience.
Life in Murcia is marked by the climate.In summer, avoid the street during central hours (2:00 p.m.-6:00 p.m.).The city comes alive at dusk and at night.
You will constantly hear the interjection 'acho', an abbreviation of 'boy' that is used for everything: attracting attention, expressing surprise, etc.It is the sound of Murcia.
It is the most important advice, especially from spring to autumn.Drink plenty of water and use high sun protection.The sun is very strong.
Tap water is drinkable, but has a high lime content and a strong taste.Most people consume bottled water.
Murcia is a very quiet and safe city.Apply basic common sense and you won't have any problems.
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