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Murcia

Tram map of Murcia. Download, print and take it with you to your trip

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City tours, excursions and tickets in Murcia and surroundings

Travelling around Spain - transportation network

Spain has one of the most powerful transport systems in Europe. The country is largely bordered by different water bodies causing the water network to be well developed. Historically, Spain was considered the strongest maritime power, and all the potential built up over the years of development reached the highest level. All major sea ports are designed to transport residents and visitors of the country. With the help of a ferry, you can get to the island part of the country. Depending on the destination and luggage size, the cost of ferry tickets on average ranges from 22 to 49 Euros. Some tourists traveling by car can also use the ferry to transport their cars to the mainland or the island. In the active tourist months, there are additional cruise liners in seaports. … Open

Travel guides to Murcia

Attractions and active leisure

Murcia offers its guests to pay a visit to an excellent nature reserve named Terra Natura. A tour through the reserve will help to better estimate the variety of local flora and fauna. The reserve hosts a small zoological garden which features original decorations of the enclosures. Not far from the reserve one will find a water park, which is a great chance for travelers to try in action different water attractions … Open

Cuisine and top restaurants

In addition to main courses local restaurants will offer original vegetable salads. “Ensalada murciana”, “paparajotes” and “el zarangollo” are only few incredible and strange names of popular vegetable dishes. For dish cooking local culinary experts use plenty of various herbs and spices. The most frequently used spice is pimento which is made of sweet pepper dried in the open air and powdered. The spice … Open

Traditions and mentality of Murcia

At nightfall the central streets of the city witness bright parades and marches during which one can meet great many of weird people in the same weird fantastic costumes and outfits. One will come across mighty volcanoes and scary daemons. The show features bright performances of local samba schools as well. The same interesting holiday is the Festival Internacional Murcia Tres Culturas which takes place in May … Open

Travel guide to Murcia

Murcia has many fortifications dating back to the Middle Ages. A striking reminder of those distant times is Monteagudo Castle rising on top of the hill. The very first fortification was built on its site more than a thousand years ago, the castle was constantly expanded and rebuilt. In the 11th century it was converted into a prison, but later returned the status of a defensive structure. The historic building … Open

Murcia for children - what to visit

Murcia is packed with family entertainment centers and landmarks, with The Great Wheel theme park being the most unusual one. The park is located in the historical district of Murcia and has an authentic wooden water wheel in its center. The wheel was built several hundred years ago and still works great. This beautiful park is lined with majestic palm trees that create a relaxing atmosphere and can offer something … Open

Shopping, streets and outlets

Murcia is rich in both huge malls and small-scale specialty stores that should be of interest to all shopping fans. One of the largest shopping plazas in the city is Centro Comercial Thader, offering a wide selection of designer clothes and accessories. It houses men’s and women’s apparel stores, as well as the Decathlon sports department and several beauty and toy shops. To top it all off, there are also … Open