Costa Calida refers to the 250-kilometer coastline stretching out along the Iberian peninsula at its southeast side.
Costa Calida refers to the
250-kilometer coastline stretching out along the Iberian peninsula at
its southeast side. Its capital is Murcia, famed as one of the country’s
top places of historical and natural beauty.
Beautiful Offerings
This
area offers some impressive historical sites and structures that
include amazing ancient walls in the city, churches that had been
mosques and a splendid Cathedral which is the city’s pride and joy.
Although the building of this prized possession started in 1388 when the
honorable Bishop Pedrosa laid its first piece of foundation stone, it
took about four centuries to be completed as today’s spectacular wonder.
The influence of culture and style over that time forms today’s
impressive Cathedral, standing with 23 distinct chapels.
There is
so much history in Murcia that one might be overwhelmed by seeing
historical monuments at every corner. Many of these are in very good
condition as much effort has been put in to restore and maintain their
value and beauty.Other amazing sights are the 1748 Bishop's Palace,
which is close to the amazing Cathedral, the Santa Ana Convent Church
that has a history dating back to the 15th century, the San Miguel
Church as well as the Almudi, which has existed since 1602.
Murcia City
The
city of Murcia offers such a great variety to any tourist coming by
that one feels more like a local as there are opportunities to
participate in the many local fiestas and one can feel the intensity and
the vigor of the festivity.Murcia is renowned for its academic nature
with an established University that embellishes the youthful atmosphere
around the city with lively bars in the campus area. Murcia may be a
smaller Spanish region, but its natural beauty has been sculptured by
the different cultures and influences of Carthaginians, Moors and Romans
between southern Andalucia and northern Valencia.
Murcia
was declared Europe’s healthiest and best climate spot by the WHO with
its perpetual sunshine throughout the year. It is an excellent spot for
avid sunbathers. Geographically, Murcia offers stark contrasts of dry
plains and rich cultivation that brings forth its variety of vegetables
and fruits, such as apricots, grapes, oranges and lemons. It also paints
a picturesque mountain scene with a lovely 250km long coastline and its
peak of 2027 meters at Revolcadores massif. From these sierras arise
the refreshing and beautiful national parks and natural forest beauty.
Accommodation
There
are many good choices of stay at this beautiful coastline resort. The
hotels are simple yet offer comfort and a splendid view of the
surroundings, situated near amazing sights. There is apartment-style
accommodation in Aguilas, which is family operated and provides
air-conditioned and sound proof rooms for peace and relaxation.
