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Murcia,
Spain
The southeast city,
Murcia
The provincial capital. in
The Segura River
And the confluence of the Guadalentine. Population 288,000 (1981).
It was built in 825 AD. It was the capital of the Kingdom of Cordoba.
The Segura River
The city is divided into the old city in the north and the new city in the south. Yes traffic and
Trade center
. Murcia has a traditional Spanish charm, dotted with squares and some very spectacular buildings. There is also a team in the city of Murcia with the same name.
- Chinese name
- Murcia
- Population number
- 288,000 (1981)
- Construction time
- The year is 825
- site
- Cities in southeastern Spain
- climate
- Mediterranean climate
- Railway station
- Murcia del Carmen Station
in
The Segura River
And the confluence of the Guadalentine. The population is 288,000 (1981). It was built in 825 AD. It was the capital of the Kingdom of Cordoba. The Segura River is divided into the old City in the north and the New city in the south. Yes traffic and
Trade center
. Produce fruits and grains. Industries include olive oil, silk wool cotton textiles and saltpeter. There is a famous church built in 1507
Sculptor
The statue of Jesus by Franco Salcillo is very popular with visitors around Christmas time.
Murcia was founded in 825 AD. It was the capital of the Kingdom of Cordoba. It flourished in the 18th century, with a thriving silk industry. Many churches and monuments were built during this period.
General view of Murcia
The Murcia region has a Mediterranean half
Dry climate
,
Annual precipitation
Less than 350 mm. In summer, temperatures can reach above 40 degrees Celsius, and winters are short and mild. Depending on the altitude, the temperature fluctuates between 16 degrees Celsius and 19 degrees Celsius on average throughout the year. Our district boasts the most clear skies of the year (between 120 and 150 days), all year round
Sunshine duration
About 3,125 hours.
According to the 2006 Administrative census figures, the population of Murcia District has increased by more than 19 per cent since 2000, and the current number of inhabitants stands at 1,370,306.
Population density
There are 121 inhabitants per square kilometer, which is higher than the national average of 88 people per square kilometer.
More than 50% of the population of Murcia District lives in three main cities: Murcia,
Cartagena
And Lorca. The city of Murcia is the capital of the region and has nearly 400,000 inhabitants, making it the seventh largest city in Spain. The district
Rejuvenation of population
, at 25-
29 years old
Age groups make up the largest proportion of the population.
Another important feature of the District's demographics is the net positive population growth, which is due to
Birth rate
As a result of increased immigration from all over the country and abroad. In 2006, Murcia received more than 21,000 people from the rest of Spain, most likely because of its economic growth. This trend has intensified over the past few years.
The National road system connects the Murcia district with the rest of Spain and forms one
Transport network
This makes the district one of national and European standard
Reference point
.
Murcia is easily accessible by road from most cities in Spain (to
Madrid
For 3.5 hours, to
Alicante
For 45 minutes, to
Valencia
For 3 hours, to Albacete for 1 hour, to
Granada
For 2 hours, etc.). Almost all cities and towns in the region are connected to major population centers, such as Cartagena, Lorca, and the capital city of Murcia.
The Mediterranean-style motorway runs from Sevilla in the south and then north through Valencia and Barcelona to the French border.
The National road and highway system connects Cartagena, Albacete, Murcia and local markets throughout the region.
A-7
The motorway connects Murcia fully to the Mediterranean coast and north to France, along with the E-15 motorway
Andalusia
The coastal edge of the district leads to
Portugal
.
Another road that greatly affects the region is between Alicante and Cartagena
Toll road
It extends the scope area of the "El Altet" airport from Alicante to the Mericiano coast, so that the airport can be reached within 45 minutes from Mar Menor.
In the Murcia district, the export business has created a very active one
transportation
Industry. According to data provided by the Transport Federation, the truck fleet covering the country and major European routes consists of more than 8,000 vehicles. It's the second biggest team in Spain, too
Refrigerated transport
In terms of the largest fleet.
aerodrome
There are currently two airports in operation in Murcia District and a third airport is in the works.
San Javier Airport: This airport offers daily flights to Madrid, Barcelona, Valencia and many other destinations, as well as some international flights to destinations such as
London
,
Frankfurt
,
Dusseldorf
These places. Custom charter services are also available. San Javier Airport is located in the Mar Menor region, about 35 minutes from Murcia and 20 minutes from Cartagena.
El Altet Airport (Alicante) : Located in the city of Alicante, this airport offers regular flights between major Spanish cities and European cities. About 40 minutes from Murcia City.
Corvera Airport: Corvera Airport will be the new airport in my district. It is ideally located 20 minutes from the city of Murcia, 20 minutes from the Mar Menor region and 30 minutes from Cartagena.
The new airport will have the infrastructure needed to handle flights from around the world, including the largest passenger aircraft. The map below shows the prime location of this new facility in the Corvira area.
Waterway sum
Maritime transport
The port of Cartagena, the second largest city in the region, has been available in recent years according to the needs of customers
Customized service
It improves its business flexibility and competitiveness every year
Volume of traffic
Have achieved phenomenal growth. In 2007, throughput exceeded 24.5 million tonnes, making the port an industry reference point in Spain.
In addition to the steady increase in the flow of goods, there are docking
Port tourism
A rapid increase in the number of passenger ships. This is partly due to the port's strategic location in the western Mediterranean and partly due to its excellent infrastructure. There are 43 tourist ships calling at the port of Cartagena, allowing more than 40,000 passengers to witness this beautiful city.
Throughout 2008, the services and infrastructure of the ports of Cartagena and Escombreas will continue to be improved. The improvement project for the port of Escombreas is under way, with the first phase completed in 2004 and the second phase launched in the same year. Currently, the project is in its final stages. Various logistics operations are also undergoing authorization negotiations, solid
Bulk cargo
The station is stepping up construction to reach the full amount
Operational capability
.
These port infrastructure improvements have attracted large companies to the region, many of which have secured important licensing contracts. All these investments will undoubtedly help to strengthen the port of Valle de Escombreras, making it not only a port operation but also a growth engine for the Murcia region as a whole, thus enabling the region to achieve a level of industrial production that exceeds the average in Spain every year.
City Hall of Murcia
the
Regional economy
There has been a shift to "residential tourism", with many people from
Nordic
The nation came to sunny Murcia to establish a second home.
First time to China investment
Murcia, Spain, 4 April 2006
Regional competitive advantage
The Investment Forum will be held
Shanghai
Hold,
Francisco
Handing out business cards all over the place. According to Spanish Trade Cooperation Co., LTD. China
Chief representative
Arik said that this is the first time for Murcia region to attract capital to China.
General Electric
,
Bayer
Pharmaceutical and other companies have already invested in Murcia, but the region has so far been hard to find Chinese companies. "We are always looking for more powerful partners to provide more development opportunities for enterprises." Francisco's goal is to "find partners as fast as their own development", and China has become their first choice.
Companies investing in Murcia have access to EU aid funds, especially for pharmaceutical and chemical companies. In addition, to attract investment, Murcia's government has prepared loans at very low interest rates. A company can borrow 4 million euros a year at 2%, half the Spanish average.
Cathedral of Murcia
Murcia
odeum
Located in Murciari, Spain. It is a concert hall for holding grand rock music performances, and its entrance is particularly prominent and conspicuous. There's a related web...
Mantrella Bridge
Mantrella Bridge, the front looks very big, like a little
Renaissance
Because it's so vast inside, full of shrines and
church
People can also go up there, and there are museums there, and really, it's worth going there and having a good tour.
Details of the Cathedral of Murcia
cathedral
23 inside the cathedral
chapel
And a 92-meter tower that contains almost everything
Architectural style
,
cathedral
The cathedral of the Diocese of Cartagena was built between 1394 and 1465
Gothic architecture
. The bell tower was not completed until 1792 and shows a mixture of styles: the bottom two floors are Renaissance (1521-1546) and the third is Baroque with a dome
rococo
and
neoclassicism
The impact of... Facade (1736-1754) Spain
Baroque style
.
University of Murcia
There are 3 universities in Murcia:
Wukang University
UCAM
(Universidad Catolica San Antonio),
University of Murcia
And Polytecnic University.
The University of Murcia is one of the universities of the city of Murcia, founded in 1912. It is a responsible university with a rigorous, practical and serious academic environment and strong support for innovation and research.
Wukang University
It is a Spanish comprehensive university that is young, dynamic and thriving. The spirit of innovation is an important factor in the improvement of this university, a modern university that improves research and status in a more advanced way, is more autonomous and open in personal growth and the dissemination of knowledge, and has transnational programs. Here you can feel the vitality and passion of an international university and the multiple cultures from all over the world, in the long history
European architecture
Live, learn and enjoy top scientific research
Teaching technology
With the equipment, there is also the opportunity to participate in elite sports teams in 21 top leagues.
Murcia
The Rose Confectionery, one of the most famous confectionery shops, is located within the nearest block to Murcia (via Carmen). There are two stores, one on Princess Street and the other on Princess Street
Camacho
The square. Its specialty food is made of meat
pastry
And pies, along with Murcia specialties.
Chelo Restaurant, which is very experienced in the preparation of traditional Murcia dishes, invites customers to try it
Meat dish
,
fish
and
Green vegetable
.
The Bow Cafe, located in the historic district of Murcia, is next to the Teatro Romea and the Church of Santo Domingo. This is one of the most iconic cafes, and the amazing thing is that on the walls of the cafe you can find portraits of the Murcia community.
Football Clubs:
Real Murcia Football Club
