Almudi Palace
Former grain exchange turned cultural exhibition space, hosting free rotating art shows. The Renaissance portico and Tuscan columns make the building itself worth a look.
Historic house in Murcia
Neoclassical city hall on the Glorieta de Espana, the main civic square. The facade is free to admire. Walking tours of the city typically start from this landmark.
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Other places worth the walk, and what each one costs.
Former grain exchange turned cultural exhibition space, hosting free rotating art shows. The Renaissance portico and Tuscan columns make the building itself worth a look.
Remains of the 12th-century Moorish defensive wall, preserved in sections near the old town. Free to view.
Modernist townhouse with dragon sculptures on its facade, inspired by Gaudi's contemporaries. Free to view from the street.
Baroque cathedral with a spectacular main facade and a 90-meter bell tower, built over several centuries. Low-cost entry to the interior and museum.
Rococo palace facing the cathedral across the plaza, with an ornamental facade considered one of the finest in the region. The exterior is free to admire.
Murcia's central food market in an early 20th-century iron-and-glass building. Free to enter and browse.
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