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A typically Spanish city where ancient and modern sit side by side

The modern city of Murcia, is set in a rich and fertile land. It is a large city, with a population of 320,000, so when planning your visit, allow plenty of time to visit the many places of interest.

The old quarters is a labyrinth of narrow streets with small shopping centres and traditional shops selling pottery, silver and glass and other goods. Modern stores can be found in the main city centre, and there are a several markets spread throughout the city.

One of the major attractions of the city is the Cathedral, a building that was started in the 14th century and took long four long centuries to complete! Its magnificent tower is an astonishing 92 metres high. Inside the Cathedral is the museum of Holy Art, and across the square is the 18th century Bishops Palace.

Beauty and history

Murcia Province is one of the most beautiful regions of Spain and has everything to offer for visitors and residents alike. It boasts a beautiful climate with average temperatures of 18ºC. In the summer months temperatures can reach up to 40ºC and fall to a pleasant 11ºC during the winter months.

There are many stunning locations in the province - beautiful places, set amongst the mountains, and with breath-taking views. The mountains are filled with wild game and there are numerous magnificent castles, fortresses, monasteries and convents to explore.

The quiet sleepy Spanish villages with their friendly, welcoming inhabitants, as well as the larger towns, are well worth visiting to experience their fascinating history. And you can see their traditional ways continuing, even today. Visit the wonderful old towns of Abanilla, Ayora, Bullas, Calasparra, Caravaca de la Cruz, Cehegin, Bullas, Mula and Pliego.

Enjoy the best sports and culture in year-round sunshine!

The more energetic can enjoy sporting activities such as golf, fishing, sailing, scuba diving, horse riding and cycling. And if you enjoy outstanding scenery, wildlife and walking, then our National Parks are an essential addition to your list of activities.

With 170 kilometres of coastline, beach lovers can enjoy some of the best beaches on the Mediterranean coast. Here you can relax and enjoy the summer and winter sun.

Perfect location, outstanding facilities

The cosmopolitan capital, is the perfect place to enjoy culture, history, shopping and the nightlife.

The province covers an area of 11,317 square kilometres, bordering Albacete to the north and west, Alicante to the east, Granada and Almeria to the west and the Mediterranean Sea to the south-east.

The region is made up of the following districts - Cartagena, Lorca, Lower Guadalentin, Middle Segura Valley, Upper Segura Valley, Mula River Valley and the Northwest District.

The region has two international airports. The smaller airport at San Javier is situated on the Mar Menor, and El Altet airport (usually known as Alicante) is just a few kilometres outside of the city of Alicante. A new airport to replace San Javier is currently under construction at Corvera and is expected to be completed in 2008.