The city of Murcia is not big, located in the south of Spain, it is very comfortable and quiet, and people are friendly. There are many squares in the city, Plaza de España is located in the city center, very charming and the architecture is very distinctive.

The second time I came to Spain, although I came to a small city, it still felt magnificent. The building was very high and the road was very wide. It felt really different from the UK. But I like it all! ​​​ Hahaha

Compared with several other hotels nearby, the biggest feature here is that you can cook, there is a separate kitchen, and it is more suitable for more people. The hotel is a bit old and lived there 10 years ago. In addition, there are restrictions on the number of wifi connections, and the password is the same. If you party next door, your wifi in the house may be robbed.

Almost every city in Spain has a large square called plaza españa. Cartagena's Spanish square is not very big, but it is more exquisite, surrounded by some ancient buildings in Spain, thick bricks and tiles, and the vicissitudes of the building itself are very charming, feeling through history, back to the most brilliant era.

The square is in the shape of a ladder, the town hall is on the short bottom side, and the remaining three are ancient buildings. The Beluga Church on the east side of the square is the leader of the square space.