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![La Manga]()
La Manga
This is the beach in the south-east of Spain where I went every weekend and which I will never forget. Whether it was day or night, the sand brushed my feet and the sky reflected in the near-turquoise water. La Manga, which around fifty years ago was only a sliver of...
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![Plaza de Toros]()
Plaza de Toros
You can find the Plaza de Toros, which I am going to talk to you about in this post, in Murcia, in the vieja condomina area, next to the former Real Murcia stadium and the Reina Sofia Hospital. I am going to say that I'm not a fan of bull-fighting, to be honest, I'm...
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![La Merced]()
La Merced
Source One of the campuses of the University of Murcia is located right in the middle of the capital of the Region of Murcia. It is known as "La Merced" campus, and it can be found a few metres away from the historic town centre of the region. Its location allows the...
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![Noria de la Ñora]()
Noria de la Ñora
Close to the city of Murcia, in the district of La Ñora, you will find one of the most valuable symbols of both the region and the Huerta de Murcia, the Noria de la Ñora. The water wheel serves to hoist the water and irrigate the land. It is still in operation,...
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![El Salto Del Usero]()
El Salto Del Usero
El Salto Del Usero is a natural springs on the outskirts of a Murcian town called Bullas. You can dive there, park your car near by, or you can take a bus to Bullas. But, be prepared to walk. Walking there can be a 20 to 30 minute walk, both uphill and downhill,...
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![La cathédrale de Murcie]()
La cathédrale de Murcie
The main monument of touristic interest in Murcia, this cathedral is hsowing a vast number of differnt architectural styles making it unique. Indeed, its construction begun in the 14th century and ended in the 19th, the styles changed from Baroque to Gothic. Its...
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![Glorieta Square]()
Glorieta Square
Introduction La Glorieta de España, otherwise known as the Glorieta or Paseo de la Glorieta, is one of the most important, famous and beautiful public squares in Murcia. It can be found in the old town, next to the Segura river, separated by a road, and, is very close...
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![Murcia's flea market]()
Murcia's flea market
If you are in search of old, rare, useful (or not) objects or if you're simply missing Sunday morning markets in Murcia, I recommend going near to the Paseo de Malecón at that moment in time. Basically second hand dealers have recently set up there to sell antiques....
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![La Fuensanta]()
La Fuensanta
I returned to Algezares not long ago. I started the walk on this level. There, there is a new tourism office where you can get maps of the mountain. It is just in front of the botanical park where there are plenty of hot plates for barbecues. There are plenty of...
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![Manterola Footbridge]()
Manterola Footbridge
The Manterola Footbridge (named by the architect Javier Manterola), or Footbridge of the Malecón as it is popularly known as, is a bridge in the centre of Murcia that passes over the Rio Segura. It is a pedestrian bridge only, not like the adjacent bridges on which...
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![Plaza de Santo Domingo]()
Plaza de Santo Domingo
Plaza Santa Domingo is located right in Murcia city centre, just between Tontódromo steet and Trapería street which leads to towards the Cathedral of Murcia. This square is famous for its various leisure establishments, as well as many benches for citizens to enjoy...
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![Plaza Circular]()
Plaza Circular
La Plaza Circular (The Circular Square of Murcia), also known as "La Redonda, is one of the most important squares in Murcia. It is practically in the center, and almost all the important streets in the city link to this place. The square is pedestrianized in the...
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![Lo Pagán]()
Lo Pagán
Lo Pagán is one of my favourite beaches, it's very well known in the region of Murcia and during the Murcian summer, it is very highly visited, along with La Manga, which can be found on the other side of the Mar Menor. It's a place with a lot going for it, not only in...
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![Nueva Condomina]()
Nueva Condomina
La Nueva Condomina is a large shopping complex and the biggest and most well known shopping centre in the whole of the Region of Murcia. There also exists another only kilometres away from 'La Nueva Condomina', which is called called shopping centre Thader. However...
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![American Sweet]()
American Sweet
If you have been to America and are now missing the food, this shop is for you. It is very small, and there's almost nothing in stock, but a few of the products come directly from America. It's very expensive but hey, it's worth buying one or two things just for the...
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![Murcia Cathedral]()
Murcia Cathedral
The Cathedral Church of St. Mary, better known as Murcia Cathedral. is the seat of the Diocese of Cartagena. It is situated in the heart of the Old Town in the city of Murcia. Consecrated in 1465, the cathedral suffered various damage(especially to the bell tower) and...
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![The Shrine of Murcia's Patron Saint]()
The Shrine of Murcia's Patron Saint
Introduction The Shrine of Our Lady of Fuensanta is one of the most important and most visited tourist and religious attractions in the region of Murcia. It is located in the Regional Park of Carrascoy and the Valley, in Algezares, dominating the Murcian plain from its...
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![San Pedro del Pinatar: Walks along the Sea, Mud Baths & Mar Menor]()
San Pedro del Pinatar: Walks along the Sea, Mud Baths & Mar Menor
If you fancy going to the beach but you (eventually) get fed up of lying on your back, I advise you go to San Pedro del Pinatar, just 50 minutes from Murcia by bus (Latbus, number 70). San Pedro has many great perks including the Mar Menor beach, cheap bars and...
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![Murcia Cathedral]()
Murcia Cathedral
Murcia Cathedral, which is actually called the Cathedral of St. Mary, is located in the historical centre of Murcia, on la Plaza del Cardenal Belluga. Construction began in 1394 and was finished in 1465; however they continued to refurbish it and add other important...
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![San Pedro del Pinatar]()
San Pedro del Pinatar
If you want to go to the beach but, when all's said and done, you get bored of just lying on the beach getting tanned, I recommend going to San Pedro del Pinatar. 50 minutes from Murcia (take the no. 70 latbus), San Pedro del Pinatar has a lot to offer: the beach, of...
0 0 , 9 years ago
