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Pleasant placed in the old quarter of the city, close to the Cathedral and within easy access of the Andalusian motorway. Just a short strike from the airport - which is being expanded and perfect for those accessing the Southern parts of Spain.

The city has a lot to offer visitors - whether you are visiting for business, spending just one night before you travel on to other parts of Spain or touring the South costas. Filled with 18th century architecture and places of interest to visit.

Museo de Salzillo houses the famous sculptures of the artist Fransisco Salzillo, renowned for his polychrome sculptures. Terracotta displays and biblical scenes fill the museum and make for a most interesting and educational visit.

The Museum of Archaeology is filled with ancient artefacts, mosaics, Roman coins and ceramics from prehistoric times in this area. Collections from the 12th and 14th century during the Hispano-Moorish times are of particular interest.

Nightlife is interesting in Murcia with a mix of Flamenco bars and Jazz bars entwined with the indie and trendy vibes of the young. If you fancy your chances at lady luck then there are two casinos in the city - La Manga Club and the Grand Casino.

Gastronomic delights worth trying are the Murcian Paella dishes, Migas - a tasty type of fried breadcrumbs mixed with delicious ingredients, Guiso de Pavo - a combination of turkey and pork meatballs that is traditional around Christmas time; Michirones - contain beans and meat and are spicy. Many tapas and the delicious wines - simply try and experiment for your favourites.