Murcia lies at Spain’s southeast side between Andalucia’s north and south autonomous regions. It may be a smaller region, but it contains abundant history sculptured through the centuries by the Carthaginians, the Moors and the Romans.

Astounding Location

Murcia has been designated as the site with the best climate in Europe in terms of health by the WHO, as it offers sunshine for more than 320 days. This is certainly most satisfying to the avid sunbather. Murcia is a region full of geographical contrasts that range from dry plains to fertile areas of cultivation and is famous for its large supply of vegetables and fruits like apricots, grapes, oranges, lemons and cotton.

It has plenty of mountains and a coastline that is about 250 kilometers long. Its highest peak is Revolcadores massif at 2,027 meters, but there are many other lower ranges in the northwest and central areas of the province. Many nature parks show the spectacular beauty in this area. Mountain biking and hiking are popular outdoor activities along the mountain ranges.

Attractions

Murcia has much to offer besides the sun and beach; it has many ancient buildings that are Gothic or baroque-styled with the captivating cathedral as the main tourist attraction. This capital offers a hive of festivity during the celebrations of its Holy Week when numerous processions in great traditional style fill the streets, as a remembrance of Jesus’ life on earth.
There are also many buildings that were mosques that have been converted to churches. Murcia is very well known for its numerous ancient monuments which can be found everywhere in this capital; many of them have been restored to pristine conditions. One can enjoy the history of Murcia with a visit to its superb museum, which showcases an excellent collection of pre-Roman history and artifacts, as well as Roman history.

Besides the many fiestas that Murcia offers, it is also a significant campus city with its University located there. Its young people bring a youthful atmosphere to this town, livening up the bars, especially on campus.

Getting around in Murcia

The best way to get around Murcia is by car as the area is extensive from town to mountains and plains. Car rental is easily available even using online bookings.

With the Costa Calida stretching for 250 kilometers, it is advisable to travel in comfort viewing the excellent sights and historical discoveries. The unspoiled beaches and crystal waters with some romantic coves along its rugged coastline are enough to attract any holiday maker, and the mountains and valleys are added as bonuses. With the growing popularity of its 3 championship golf courses, Murcia on the Costa Calida is set to take on even more avid golfers.

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