We will begin in one of the city's most emblematic squares, ideal for introducing the origin and history of Murcia.

We will cross the river and walk through the space between the Peligros and Malecón bridges, to understand the enormous importance of the river in shaping Murcia and its "huerta" (irrigated farmland).

We will stop next to one of the best preserved fragments of the Islamic wall of Murcia to delve into the medieval past of the city.

We will visit the Plaza de las Flores and Plaza de Santa Catalina, the true nerve center of Murcian social life and "tapeo" in the city.

We will explore some of the most emblematic spaces in the historic center, such as San Bartolomé Square or Jabonerías Street, ideal places to understand how the city has evolved since the Middle Ages.

We will cross some of the city's most emblematic squares, such as Julián Romea Square or Santo Domingo Square, from where we will describe some of Murcia's most interesting monumental buildings, such as the Romea Theatre or the Santo Domingo Church.

We will travel from north to south along the street that has been the central axis of Murcia since the Middle Ages to discover its curious origin and interesting history.

We will stop at what is considered one of the most beautiful squares in Spain, where the impressive main façade of the Cathedral is located. From there, we will admire some of the city's most outstanding monumental landmarks, such as the Episcopal Palace and the famous Moneo Building.