The Explorer Denys

Beautiful architectural masterpiece. Other elements of the area organically complements the cathedral

tony f

Beautiful and impressive. Our favourite spot in Murcia.

Paula Woodhouse

Such a lovey area plenty of bars & restaurants around great value & variety surrounded by fantastic scenery even if your not religious would definitely recommend a visit

G D (Savor the Journey)

We loved our visit to the Catedral de Murcia! ⛪️ The architecture is absolutely breathtaking, with its mix of Gothic, Renaissance, and Baroque details—you can spend ages just admiring the façade and intricate doors. The plaza in front is vibrant and welcoming, filled with cafés and terraces where we enjoyed a hearty brunch while soaking up the atmosphere. ☕🥐 It was such a nice stopover in Murcia—easy to wander, beautiful to photograph, and full of charm. The cathedral itself is impressive inside and out, and the surrounding square feels like the heartbeat of the city. 🌞 If you’re traveling through Murcia, don’t miss this gem—it perfectly combines history, culture, and a relaxed Spanish vibe. Highly recommended for anyone passing by! 🌟

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David Stanley

In 1733 the facade of the Catedral de Murcia in Murcia, Spain, was badly damaged by flooding of the Segura River and had to be completely rebuilt in the Baroque style in 1751. The Door of the Apostles (1488) of the cathedral has St Andrew and St Paul on the left and St James and St Peter on the right. The 15th century interior is Gothic in style. Construction began in 1394 on the site of a Moorish mosque.

Andrey G

Beautiful cathedral and square with nice options for tapas. We were lucky to visit on Sunday morning to enjoy the services .

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kevin atkinson

Murcia centro & cathedral are definitely worth visiting! Beautiful architecture and plenty of bars and restaurants to sit and watch the world go by. (Loves people watching) 👀 🤣

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Ajai Augustine

The Cathedral of Murcia, built between the 14th and 18th centuries, is a striking symbol of the city’s history and artistic evolution. Originally constructed on the site of a former mosque, it showcases a unique mix of Gothic, Renaissance, and Baroque styles. Its elaborate Baroque façade is especially impressive, drawing the eye with its dramatic sculptures and intricate detail. The 90-meter bell tower—among the tallest in Spain—was built over several centuries and reflects the architectural changes of its time. Inside, the cathedral features a spacious Gothic nave and numerous chapels, the most notable being the Capilla de los Vélez, known for its ornate star-shaped dome. Visitors can also explore the small museum located in the former cloister, which displays religious art, sculptures, and historical artifacts from the region. Beneath the main altar lies the tomb containing the heart and entrails of King Alfonso X the Wise, a detail that adds both historical and emotional depth to the site. Whether you're interested in architecture, history, or simply enjoying beautiful spaces, the Cathedral of Murcia offers a rich and memorable experience. Entrance is priced at €5 for the cathedral alone and €4 for the museum; a combined ticket for the cathedral and museum is €7.

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Edward Partis

Amazing to see the beauty of this building both inside and outside! Great point to navigate the city from!

Katherine Mead

This is the star of the city for sure. Lots of different architectural styles mixed in and tells a very interesting history of the Islamic and Christian history of Murcia.