Rating
4.6/5 (based on Google user reviews)
Interesting Sites Nearby
Episcopal Palace (0,2 km)
Murcia Cathedral (0,2 km)
Almudí Palace (0,4 km)
Archaeological Museum of Murcia (0,5 km)
Arrabal de la Arrixaca (0,5 km)
Sanctuary of La Fuensanta (5,4 km)
Los Jerónimos Monastery (5 km)
Monteagudo Castle (4,7 km)
Luz Castle (6 km)
Cartagena Cathedral Ruins (44,8 km)
Roman Theatre (44,8 km)
Monument to the Heroes of Cavite and Santiago de Cuba (44,9 km)
La Concepción Castle (44,7 km)
Altamira Castle (49 km)
National Museum of Subaquatic Archaeology (45,1 km)
Cartagena Naval Museum (44,9 km)
Orihuela Cathedral (19,5 km)
Molinete Roman Forum (44,3 km)
User Reviews
Jevgeni Lisovoi (6 months ago)
Interesting historical place, if you saw a lot of history movies about kings, princess and high society it's interesting to see places like that and fantasies about how was that in tah time
Interesting historical place, if you saw a lot of history movies about kings, princess and high society it's interesting to see places like that and fantasies about how was that in tah time
Dobysaurus (7 months ago)
The Casino de Murcia, located in the heart of Murcia, Spain, is an eclectic masterpiece with a blend of architectural styles reflecting the 19th and early 20th centuries. Its aesthetic appeal lies in its fusion of various design elements, creating a space that feels both grand and intimate. The building combines neoclassical, modernist, and Moorish influences, resulting in an elegant yet diverse appearance. This eclectic approach is typical of 19th-century architecture, where designers were inspired by various historical styles. One of the most striking features is the Arab courtyard, modeled after the Alhambra in Granada. The intricate geometric patterns, horseshoe arches, and ornamental tiles are reminiscent of Andalusian Islamic architecture, creating a serene and atmospheric space. The building’s facade is neoclassical, characterized by its symmetry, use of columns, and clean lines. It gives the casino a stately and formal presence on the street. The casino's ballroom features lavish decorations with gilded details, large chandeliers, and opulent furniture, contributing to a sense of grandeur and luxury. The neoclassical library is a quieter, more refined space with dark wooden bookshelves, creating an intellectual and contemplative atmosphere. Some of the interior spaces, particularly the staircases and ceilings, feature elements of early 20th-century modernism, such as ornate ironwork and stained glass, which soften the classical and Moorish details. The building is designed to maximize natural light, with many spaces incorporating skylights and large windows. This interplay of light enhances the sense of openness and highlights the decorative elements. The Casino de Murcia serves as a cultural and social hub, with its architecture reflecting the aspirations of the bourgeoisie of the time, who sought to combine tradition with modern luxury.
The Casino de Murcia, located in the heart of Murcia, Spain, is an eclectic masterpiece with a blend of architectural styles reflecting the 19th and early 20th centuries. Its aesthetic appeal lies in its fusion of various design elements, creating a space that feels both grand and intimate. The building combines neoclassical, modernist, and Moorish influences, resulting in an elegant yet diverse appearance. This eclectic approach is typical of 19th-century architecture, where designers were inspired by various historical styles. One of the most striking features is the Arab courtyard, modeled after the Alhambra in Granada. The intricate geometric patterns, horseshoe arches, and ornamental tiles are reminiscent of Andalusian Islamic architecture, creating a serene and atmospheric space. The building’s facade is neoclassical, characterized by its symmetry, use of columns, and clean lines. It gives the casino a stately and formal presence on the street. The casino's ballroom features lavish decorations with gilded details, large chandeliers, and opulent furniture, contributing to a sense of grandeur and luxury. The neoclassical library is a quieter, more refined space with dark wooden bookshelves, creating an intellectual and contemplative atmosphere. Some of the interior spaces, particularly the staircases and ceilings, feature elements of early 20th-century modernism, such as ornate ironwork and stained glass, which soften the classical and Moorish details. The building is designed to maximize natural light, with many spaces incorporating skylights and large windows. This interplay of light enhances the sense of openness and highlights the decorative elements. The Casino de Murcia serves as a cultural and social hub, with its architecture reflecting the aspirations of the bourgeoisie of the time, who sought to combine tradition with modern luxury.
Michael Fuerst (7 months ago)
A fantastic place to explore and ‚must visit‘ in Murcia! You can enter and visit that place with a small entrance fee. After scanning a QR code you can choose your language and listen to dedicated explanations by the different rooms. The Casino is both a historical and architectural marvel with breathtaking facilities and awesome views. Especially the walls and ceilings are from extraordinary beauty. Go there and enjoy a great place!
A fantastic place to explore and ‚must visit‘ in Murcia! You can enter and visit that place with a small entrance fee. After scanning a QR code you can choose your language and listen to dedicated explanations by the different rooms. The Casino is both a historical and architectural marvel with breathtaking facilities and awesome views. Especially the walls and ceilings are from extraordinary beauty. Go there and enjoy a great place!
A DM (7 months ago)
Beautiful building and definitely worth a visit. You get a booklet explaining each room and you pay only 3 euros when you are visiting with 3 people or more. It is closed during the siesta so check opening hours if you want to visit.
Beautiful building and definitely worth a visit. You get a booklet explaining each room and you pay only 3 euros when you are visiting with 3 people or more. It is closed during the siesta so check opening hours if you want to visit.
maja (11 months ago)
There is no crowd in the casino, the entrance fee is €5 per person. You have a free audio guide with a code at the box office. The rooms are beautiful and great for photography. Don’t miss it.
There is no crowd in the casino, the entrance fee is €5 per person. You have a free audio guide with a code at the box office. The rooms are beautiful and great for photography. Don’t miss it.
