Discover Murcia

Murcia, in southeastern Spain, has a Mediterranean climate with hot summers and mild winters. One of Europe's driest areas, it features a long coastline, the unique Mar Menor lagoon, and a rich history marked by Roman ruins and stunning architecture, especially in Cartagena.

• GeographyThe region is on the Mediterranean coast, bordered by northern mountains, Baetic Cordillera, Segura Valley, and Cartagena plains.
• ClimateMurcia has a Mediterranean climate with hot summers, mild winters, little rainfall, and about 300 sunny days annually.
• Coastal FeaturesThe coastline includes Mar Menor, a unique salt lagoon divided from the Mediterranean by a narrow sandbank.
• Economic ActivitiesAgriculture thrives in Huerta de Murcia, producing citrus, vegetables, and rice, while tourism also plays a vital economic role.
• Cities and TownsMurcia is the capital, alongside Cartagena, Lorca, Molina de Segura, and numerous charming towns and villages.