Best places: Tourist attractions in Murcia, Spain

This Roman Catholic church shows elements of Baroque design & has a mainly Gothic-style interior.

Private social club & culture center in a 19th century building with an elaborate, grand facade.

Museum showcasing the art of 18th-century baroque sculptor & Murcia native Francisco Salzillo.

Museum in a convent showcasing Christian & Islamic art, artifacts & exhibits on Murica history.

Quiet square with a small fountain, framed by cafes, tapas bars & boutiques in period buildings.

Venue with permanent & temporary displays of local finds from prehistory to the Bronze Age.

Small museum with exhibits & tours focusing on the history & cultural development of the city.

Museum exhibiting an array of artwork from the 19th & 20th centuries, along with temporary exhibits.

👍👍 This 17th century church is beautiful. XVIII, which has the peculiarity of having two main facades, the one facing the Plaza del Romea and the other facing the Plaza de Sto. Sunday

Park on the site of an old gunpowder factory, with a duck pond, playground & a tapas terrace.

👍👍 Buen jardín para disfrutar con los más pequeños. Un pequeño estanque con patos, tortugas y ocas. Parque infantil con bastante variedad de columpios y demás

👍 This small church located in the Murcian neighborhood of San Andrés, is currently the headquarters of the Brotherhood of Nuestro Padre Jesús, after said Brotherhood abandoned the chapel it owned within the old Augustinian convent (current church of San Andrés). Built between 1675 and 1696, the highl...

1700s episcopal palace & seat of the Cartagena diocese distinguished by its elaborate red facade.

👍 Located on the same avenue as Alfonso The convent of Santa Ana, or as it is popularly known, the convent of Las Anas, is a monastic complex belonging to the branch of the Dominicans. The convent has its origins in the 15th century, although the building that can be seen today dates from the 18th cen...

👍 The Steps of Santiago or also known as San Diego, was a space of orchards and terraces not long ago. These San Diego Steps owed their name to the convent that was located in that area. The small surviving chapel that still stands in place, on the corner of the Pólvora Garden (where the old factory w...

Museum in the cathedral's 1300s cloister showcasing religious artworks & archaeological remains.

👍 Desde hacía muchos años se contaba una historia para explicar que aquella virgen de la fachada tuviera el cuello torcido, seguro que un error del escultor al trabajar la piedra arenisca. Según se contaba, una joven desconfiaba de las intenciones de un pretendiente algo casquivano. Para asegurarse qu...

Restaurants & bars around a buzzing central courtyard, with soccer screenings & regular live music.

👍👍 Gallery in Murcia in 1994. It represents a combination of local and great artists of the 20th century, showing works by more than 300 artists.

👍👍 Its hidden history is incredible... It was the old wake room of Murcia, in the basement