“Murcia is located on the east coast of Spain and is the capital of the region of the same name. With more than 440,000 inhabitants, it is the seventh largest city in the country and is located only a few kilometers from the Mediterranean Sea. White sandy beaches, unspoiled bays and picturesque fishing villages form the coastal strip. The Spanish port cities of Alicante and Valencia can be quickly reached from Murcia. The cathedral of Murcia is the baroque landmark of the city. Murcia is a very young city with an ideal infrastructure for students and one of the most important Spanish university locations.
Spanish major cities and other European metropolises are easily accessible due to good motorway, train and air connections.
The historical and cultural diversity of the city attracts many tourists every year and offers students the opportunity to enjoy a wide range of leisure activities alongside their studies. There are inexpensive bars and restaurants and a vibrant night life in and around the city. Despite the high quality of life, the cost of living is low, which makes Murcia the ideal student city.”