The city is small enough to get to know quickly, and it never feels crowded, but it still has its own distinct culture. One of my favorite places to go is the port, it is such a calming place as is the Plaza de San Francisco and the Alameda de San Anton (there are some great cafes around these places too). The city is over two thousand years old, and the sea is still an important part of life here. “Cartagena is home to the Roman theatre, the Museum of underwater archaeology, and at least five different castles. This might sound heavy but can usually be found as a small appetizer Michirones – a bean-based stew made with meat and a ham-bone flavored broth, served in a clay pot.Zarangollo – a light dish of scrambled eggs, zucchini, and onion cooked with olive oil.Arroz Caldero – literally translates as rice cauldron, this dish was traditionally prepared in a pan by fishermen who would cook with fish leftover from the market that day.Calasparra rice – less of a dish and more of a unique specialty to the region.Generally served in a common pot with as many spoons as commensals. Migas murcianas – a dish made mainly with bread crumbs, and different complements such as meat, fish, garlic, and even fruit or chocolate.Here are some of the must-try dishes in Murcia that participants teaching English in Murcia might find in the region: In addition to this, one can find the most delicious seafood and fish, fresh from the Mediterranean Sea. Some of the most common ingredients found in Murcian cuisine are zucchini, tomato, pepper, eggplant, artichokes, and beans. In particular, it is a haven for teachers in Murcia who are vegetarian. When not teaching English in schools in Murcia, participants can spend their evenings floating through the different tapas bars sampling all the different Mediterranean dishes on offer.
Murcia serves some of the tastiest and most authentic food in all of Spain. Gastronomy in the Region of Murcia: Fresh Vegetables and Delicious Seafood Other attractions include the Real Casino de Murcia, Monteagudo Castle, Santa Clara la Real Convent Museum, the Floridablanca Garden, and Terra Natura Murcia Zoo. In particular, participants may find themselves relaxing in the gorgeous Plaza de las Flores, a beautiful little square in which one can try a variety of tapas surrounded by plants and orange trees. Murcia boasts many beautiful plazas including the Plaza del Cardenal Belluga (where one can gaze at the Murcia Cathedral), the Plaza de Santo Domingo and Plaza San Juan. It has been super easy to get around Europe from San Javier or Alicante airports during breaks and 'puentes'” along with city tours and tours of the cathedral. There are tons of different museums about the history of the city, archeology, etc.
As Murcia is fairly close to the coast, there are a lot of coastal communities within reach as well. Murcia is a university city, so there are a lot of students and young people around. The city has buses and a tram to travel throughout the city as well. The city is a really comfortable size for living: not as big as Madrid or Barcelona, but big enough where everything is within a convenient walking distance. The timestamp is only as accurate as the clock in the camera, and it may be completely wrong.“Murcia is a gorgeous city, with a lot of history, a lot of restaurants, and a lot of life. If the file has been modified from its original state, some details such as the timestamp may not fully reflect those of the original file.
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