Spain Huerta de Murcia Murcia

Spain's seventh largest city is a quiet provincial area, boasting diverse architecture, great eateries, and a relaxed ambiance.

Have a date with Lady Luck or simply visit the casino for its fine interior, full of architectural opulence and exquisite decor.

A 15C cathedral fusing Baroque and Gothic architectures, featuring a 90m tall bell-tower, several chapels, and fine ornamentation.

Discover Baroque gems and plenty of old-world-charm, making your way through the streets of this lovely center.

Once a royal convent, this gorgeous 14C monastery hosts a museum tracing the local Moorish and Christian history through artworks.

An impressive museum spread over 16 halls, containing relics from across Iberia dating to the Paleolithic period and onward.

Originally a 14C Templar hospital, this lovely church now houses exhibition of ecclesiastical relics from 15C-20C period.

Featuring colorful Rococo architecture, this 18C palace is a historical landmark and boasts a beautiful facade.

Honoring the life and work of Francisco Salzillo, a renowned 18C sculptor, this museum houses over 500 pieces of his work.

Home to an impressive collection of paintings dating to the 15C, this museum maintains an especial focus on Spanish painters.

A 19C theater blending several architectures, home to a few interesting artworks and a varied, highly recommended repertoire.

Formerly a monastery, this 18C complex now houses the Catholic University of San Antonio and boasts wonderful Murcian Baroque architecture.

Set on the bank of the Segura River, this public garden is home to a wide array of trees, bushes, and lovely peaceful nooks.

Perfect for the young and young at heart, this interactive museum offers an array of exhibits and hands-on experiments.

Housing the city archives dating to the 13C, this 15C Baroque palace was once a grain storage and now offers art exhibitions.