Visit | Murcia
Nature Reserve Regional Park
This nature reserve is home to nesting flamingos and migratory birds, and is worth visiting for the stunning views alone. Floating in the salty water here is said to relieve joint pain. [Read More]
March 16, 2011
Stay | Murcia
Aparthotel Bahía
These hotel apartments are ideal for families. The beach and bars are only a short walk away, and you're welcome to take a dip in pool of the adjacent hotel. From €36 per night; ask for a terrace. [Read More]
March 16, 2011
Nightlife | Murcia
Exit 40 Roadhouse
This venue was opened by three friends whose interests are Harley-Davidsons, rock'n'roll and great beer. There are often live bands, too. Usually open from Thursdays to Saturdays (8pm-3am) at this time of year. [Read More]
March 16, 2011
Eat | Murcia
Borsalino
Boasting a seafront location, this French restaurant opened in 1968. The traditional French dishes are lovingly cooked and the stunning views of the Med never get old. Pop in for steak and pommes frites. [Read More]
March 16, 2011
See | Murcia
ALHAMA
Overlooked by the mountainous Sierra Espuña, this small town is not only famous for the thermal waters fl owing underground but for the surrounding natural landscape. Spring sees the pine forests and an abundance of wild herbs and animals at their peak. [Read More]
March 15, 2010
Stay | Murcia
ARCO SAN JUAN
Found next to the city's iconic cathedral, this elegant four-star has been crafted into the 18th-century palace of the Count of Floridablanca. Doubles from €65. [Read More]
March 15, 2010
Bars | Murcia
MESON LA CADENA
This friendly tapas bar in the centre of town specialises in Jamón Ibérico derived from pedigree porkers that have roamed freely across lush Spanish hillsides for most of their lives. Try a plate or two and you'll taste the difference. [Read More]
March 15, 2010
Eat | Murcia
RESTAURANTE VERONICA
Head to this Michelin Guiderecommended restaurant of the Traíña hotel in San Pedro del Pinatar. Though situated on the first floor, it offers spectacular views across the Mediterranean from its fifth-floor terrace during the summer months. [Read More]