English translation for Plaza de las Flores is ‘Flower Square’ but I don’t see many flowers around. However, orange trees are seen everywhere. There are many tapa cafes around for alfresco dining and customers are spoilt for choice. There is also a circular fountain and the statute of Mary to take pictures with. Overall, it is a pleasant place to have a meal and people-watching. Centrally located, this is an historic plaza ringed by architecturally interesting buildings, cafes and small restaurants. This is a busy plaza, people constantly passing through, both locals and tourists, thereby presenting a constant parade of people of the world. Find a nice table, order something to drink or eat, settle in, observe things, talk with your friends or family, say hello to someone, smile and laugh... this is the place for it.

WOW what a great city Murcia is, lots to see and do, beautiful buildings and squares and very traditional streets to lose yourself in for a few hours, plenty of bars and eateries to chose from. wil definitely visit again.

This was our first Paella 🥘 delicious but tasted too fishy afterwards. But we liked it. The octopus was jummy but I thought there would be more octopus. We sat outside. Location was in the center amongst other restaurants too but it was just too noisy with activities of other people dragging the cart to deliver products to restaurants. And we came around 12-1pm so we thought it was lunch time already (?)

Lots of restaurants & tapas bars, a beautiful setting for lunch.

Lovely plaza to walk around and explore the gastronomy besides the good atmosphere

We went on a Friday night. It was busy, noisy and had lots of bustling tapas bars.

The fountain’s gentle flow was a contrast to the loud-mouth’s constant rain of mofo verbal cascade. The Wife says it was the white wine talking. His video calls left him speaking louder than usual. Not a Spaniard, clearly.

Huge choice of bars and restaurants.

Beautiful place, especially for a coffee or quick drink, or a full meal. Probably my favourite place in Murcia.

Pretty little square with one fountain surrounded by flowers. Bars/restaurants around the edge of the square & a couple of flower stalls. To be honest I expected more flowers in the Plaza than there were..

It's litteraly just a "plaza" with that lady statue (with flowers and birds)

One of the nicest Plazas in Murcia. If your visiting, then don't miss out 📸. Loads nice bars and restaurants 👌🏻

Great little plaza. Great tapas

Lovely views of central Murcia - the difficulty lies in NOT finding a great place to eat

Lovely little square in Murcia. Great place to have lunch or enjoy a drink on the weekends.

Very nice square infront of Murcia Cathedral to enjoy some drinks and typical tapas from Murcia. I highly recomend this place!!

Lovely square with lots of very good eating places. Nice atmosphere.

Lovely buildong and inside all you would imagine a cathedral of this age and style to offer

Great area full of tapas bars to choose from. Great atmosphere, especially early evening.

A lively piazza not far from the Cathedral with a few eateries. I tried the La Tapa and both the food and the service were good.

One of a number of nice little squares dotted around the old part of Murcia's city centre. Like many of them with a church, cafes and fountain. Nice and picturesque.

Nice plaza to sit down for coffee in the morning and enjoy the view . I sat at Aromas Cafe and it was nice and peaceful. The service was good and fast. The orange juice was fresh squeeze and the coffee was very good. It was less than five euros for my breakfast.

A lovely plaza full of historical and period buildings. Restaurants and cafes abound. Make time and save room in order to sample as many elegant tapas as you ça. There are also many small shops full of curious and unusual items.. from clothes to jewellery to keepsakes/memorabilia. Definitely worth the time.

Lovely little square with a multitude of bars and cafés to partake in. Not the cheapest place to dine but a nice place to have a bite to eat and sit and watch the world go by. Aslo mostly shaded from the direct sunlight in the summer.

Not a must have, to see in Murcia, but very cosy and romantic place ❤️