City Centres

1 Murcia City Walking Route

Top tip: print out our Murcia city walking route so that you can get to know the city. The route starts from the city centre car park and goes past the tourist office.  

2 City Centre Car Park

Parking: is in the underground car park beside the river and is charged for by length of stay.

From here: exit the underground car park and walk away from the river along the narrow pedestrianised street between the impressive town hall and the Episcopal Palace, as you enter the cathedral square the modern tourist office is to your left, our Murcia city walking route starts from here.

3 Nueva Condomina Shopping Mall

Parking: is in the car park and is free.

From here: walk into the massive shopping mall or through the car park to the large individual shops. Remember the Thader mall and Ikea are 2 minutes drive away using the bridge over the motorway.

Top tip: take a look at the official website for the most up to date opening times and a plan of the shops. 

4 Thader Ikea Shopping Mall

Parking: is in the car park and is free.

From here: walk into the massive shopping mall or cross the car park for Ikea. Remember the Nueva Condomina mall is 2 minutes drive away using the bridge over the motorway.

Top tip: take a look at the official webiste for the most up to date opening times and a plan of the shops. 

5 Murcia Football Stadium

Real Murcia Club de Fútbol is based in Murcia. It was founded in 1908 and currently plays in the Spanish Second Division A, playing home matches at Estadio Nueva Condomina, which can hold 33,045 spectators.

Season tickets: these are called Abonos and range in price from 135€ to 700€ for adults, with the price being discounted by 10% for children. Abonos can be brought from the offices at the stadium. For more information click here.

Match tickets: the price depends on the position of the seat in the stadium, they start at 20€ and go upto 60€ for the best seats. For more information click here. You can buy your tickets for home games from the offices in the stadium, either in advance or on the day. 

Fixture list: for all of the Second Division A teams click here or, for information about the next match take a look at the official Real Murcia Club de Futbol website.

Parking: is in the car park and is free. It gets very busy here on match days, so you might have to park further away and walk.

From here: follow the crowds to the stadium.

1 Cartagena City Walking Route

Top tip: print out our Cartagena city walking route so that you can get to know the city. The route starts from the city centre car park and goes past the tourist office. 

2 City Centre Car Park

Parking: is in the underground car park beside the marina and is charged for by length of stay.

From here: exit the underground car park onto the promenade beside the marina, walking towards the city, cross the busy main road and turn right beside the big monument to the fallen heroes into the plaza de Ayuntamiento, the entrance to the tourists office is straight in front of you on the corner of the impressive triangular town hall building, or simply follow our Cartagena city walking route.

3 Cala Cortina

Parking: is in the car park and is free

From here: walk down the steps to the small cove and restaurant.

4 Cartagena Football Stadium

Fútbol Club Cartagena is based in Cartagena. It was founded in 1995 and currently plays in the Spanish Second Division A, holding home games at the Estadio Cartagonova, with a capacity of 15,105 seats.

Season tickets: these are called Abonos and range in price from 150€ to 450€ for adults and 75€ to 100€ for children and can be brought from the offices at the stadium. For more information click here.

Match tickets: the price depends on the position of the seat in the stadium, they start at 25€ and go upto 40€ for the best seats. For more information click here. You can buy your tickets for home games from the offices in the stadium, either in advance or, on the day from two hours before kick off.

Fixtures: for all of the Second Division A teams click here or, for information about the next match take a look at the official Futbol Club Cartagena website.

Parking: is in the car park area and is free. It gets very busy here on match days, so you might have to park further away and walk.

From here: follow the crowds to the stadium.  

1 Elche City Walking Route

Top tip: print out our Elche city walking route so that you can get to know the city. The route starts from the city centre car park and goes past the tourist office. 

2 City Centre Car Park

Parking: is in the underground car park beside the municipal park and is charged for by length of stay.

From here: exit the underground car park, the round white building beside the municipal park is the tourist office where you can collect your free city map and the leaflets which guide you on both the Historic Palm Grove and the Monumental walking routes or you can follow our Elche city walking route.

3 El Corte Ingles Department Store

Parking: is in the car park and is free.

From here: exit the underground car park into the department store.

4 L'Aljub Shopping Mall

Parking: is in the car park and is free.

From here: walk into the shopping mall.

Top tip: take a look at the official website for the most up to date opening times and a plan of the shops.

5 Salvador Artesano Shoe Factory Outlet

Parking: is in the car park and is free.

From here: walk from the car park into the shop.

6 Elche Football Stadium

Elche Club de Fútbol is based in Elche. It was founded in 1923, and currently plays in the Spanish Second Division A, holding home matches at Estadio Manuel Martinez Valero, with a capacity of 39,000 seats. Elche CF are affiliated with English club Bolton Wanderers.

Season tickets: these are called Abonos and range in price from 135€ to 360€ for adults and 55€ to 110€ for children and can be brought from the offices at the stadium. For more information click here.

Match tickets: the price depends on the position of the seat in the stadium, they start at 15€ and go upto 40€ for the best seats, it is just 10€ for children aged 4-14 yrs anywhere in the stadium. For more information click here. You can buy your tickets for home games from the offices in the stadium, either in advance or, on the day from two hours before kick off.

Fixtures: for all of the Second Division A teams click here or, for information about the next match take a look at the official Elche Club de Futbol website.

Parking: is in the car park and is free. It gets very busy here on match days, so you might have to park anywhere you can find and walk.

From here: follow the crowds to the stadium.  

1 Alicante City Walking Route

Top tip: print out our Alicante city walking route so that you can get to know the city. The route starts from the city centre car park and goes past the tourist office.

2 City Centre Car Park

Parking: is in the underground car park beside the Marina and is charged for by length of stay.

From here: walk along the marina promenade towards the city centre, then follow our Alicante city walking route which incorporates a stop at the tourist office.

3 Tourist Bus Stop One

Parking: is in the marina car park and is charged for by length of stay.

From here: exit car park, cross the road towards the beach and at the big roundabout you'll find Stop One for the Turi bus in Plaza del Mar.

4 Castle Car Park

Parking: is in the car park and is free.

From here: wander around the castle at your leisure, there is no admission charge and it does not close for siesta, there is a small refreshment kiosk, toilets and picnic tables with stunning views out over the sea (go through the tunnel into the courtyard and turn left continue past the toilets for the picnic area).

5 Alicante Football Stadium

Hércules Club de Fútbol is based in Alicante. It was founded in 1922, and currently plays in the Spanish Second Division A, holding home matches at the Estadio José Rico Pérez, which seats 30,000 spectators.

Season tickets: these range in price between 160€ and 395€. There is a 50% discount for children aged 5-14 yrs. For more information click here.

Match tickets: the price depends on the position of the seat in the stadium, they start at 5€ and go upto 30€, but VIP seats are also available for 90€ each. You can buy your tickets for home games from the offices in the stadium, either in advance or from 2 hours before the start of the match on the day. 

Fixture list: for all of the Second Division A teams click here or, for information about the next match take a look at the official Hércules Club de Fútbol website.

Parking: is in the car park and is free. It gets very busy here on match days, so you might have to park anywhere you can find and walk.

From here: follow the crowds to the stadium.  

1 Cartagena City Walking Route

Top tip: print out our Cartagena city walking route so that you can get to know the city. The route starts from the city centre car park and goes past the tourist office. 

2 City Centre Car Park

Parking: is in the underground car park beside the marina and is charged for by length of stay.

From here: exit the underground car park onto the promenade beside the marina, walking towards the city, cross the busy main road and turn right beside the big monument to the fallen heroes into the plaza de Ayuntamiento, the entrance to the tourists office is straight in front of you on the corner of the impressive triangular town hall building, or simply follow our Cartagena city walking route.

3 Cala Cortina

Parking: is in the car park and is free

From here: walk down the steps to the small cove and restaurant.

4 Cartagena Football Stadium

Fútbol Club Cartagena is based in Cartagena. It was founded in 1995 and currently plays in the Spanish Second Division A, holding home games at the Estadio Cartagonova, with a capacity of 15,105 seats.

Season tickets: these are called Abonos and range in price from 150€ to 450€ for adults and 75€ to 100€ for children and can be brought from the offices at the stadium. For more information click here.

Match tickets: the price depends on the position of the seat in the stadium, they start at 25€ and go upto 40€ for the best seats. For more information click here. You can buy your tickets for home games from the offices in the stadium, either in advance or, on the day from two hours before kick off.

Fixtures: for all of the Second Division A teams click here or, for information about the next match take a look at the official Futbol Club Cartagena website.

Parking: is in the car park area and is free. It gets very busy here on match days, so you might have to park further away and walk.

From here: follow the crowds to the stadium.  

1 Murcia City Walking Route

Top tip: print out our Murcia city walking route so that you can get to know the city. The route starts from the city centre car park and goes past the tourist office.  

2 City Centre Car Park

Parking: is in the underground car park beside the river and is charged for by length of stay.

From here: exit the underground car park and walk away from the river along the narrow pedestrianised street between the impressive town hall and the Episcopal Palace, as you enter the cathedral square the modern tourist office is to your left, our Murcia city walking route starts from here.

3 Nueva Condomina Shopping Mall

Parking: is in the car park and is free.

From here: walk into the massive shopping mall or through the car park to the large individual shops. Remember the Thader mall and Ikea are 2 minutes drive away using the bridge over the motorway.

Top tip: take a look at the official website for the most up to date opening times and a plan of the shops. 

4 Thader Ikea Shopping Mall

Parking: is in the car park and is free.

From here: walk into the massive shopping mall or cross the car park for Ikea. Remember the Nueva Condomina mall is 2 minutes drive away using the bridge over the motorway.

Top tip: take a look at the official webiste for the most up to date opening times and a plan of the shops. 

5 Murcia Football Stadium

Real Murcia Club de Fútbol is based in Murcia. It was founded in 1908 and currently plays in the Spanish Second Division A, playing home matches at Estadio Nueva Condomina, which can hold 33,045 spectators.

Season tickets: these are called Abonos and range in price from 135€ to 700€ for adults, with the price being discounted by 10% for children. Abonos can be brought from the offices at the stadium. For more information click here.

Match tickets: the price depends on the position of the seat in the stadium, they start at 20€ and go upto 60€ for the best seats. For more information click here. You can buy your tickets for home games from the offices in the stadium, either in advance or on the day. 

Fixture list: for all of the Second Division A teams click here or, for information about the next match take a look at the official Real Murcia Club de Futbol website.

Parking: is in the car park and is free. It gets very busy here on match days, so you might have to park further away and walk.

From here: follow the crowds to the stadium.

1 Elche City Walking Route

Top tip: print out our Elche city walking route so that you can get to know the city. The route starts from the city centre car park and goes past the tourist office. 

2 City Centre Car Park

Parking: is in the underground car park beside the municipal park and is charged for by length of stay.

From here: exit the underground car park, the round white building beside the municipal park is the tourist office where you can collect your free city map and the leaflets which guide you on both the Historic Palm Grove and the Monumental walking routes or you can follow our Elche city walking route.

3 El Corte Ingles Department Store

Parking: is in the car park and is free.

From here: exit the underground car park into the department store.

4 L'Aljub Shopping Mall

Parking: is in the car park and is free.

From here: walk into the shopping mall.

Top tip: take a look at the official website for the most up to date opening times and a plan of the shops.

5 Salvador Artesano Shoe Factory Outlet

Parking: is in the car park and is free.

From here: walk from the car park into the shop.

6 Elche Football Stadium

Elche Club de Fútbol is based in Elche. It was founded in 1923, and currently plays in the Spanish Second Division A, holding home matches at Estadio Manuel Martinez Valero, with a capacity of 39,000 seats. Elche CF are affiliated with English club Bolton Wanderers.

Season tickets: these are called Abonos and range in price from 135€ to 360€ for adults and 55€ to 110€ for children and can be brought from the offices at the stadium. For more information click here.

Match tickets: the price depends on the position of the seat in the stadium, they start at 15€ and go upto 40€ for the best seats, it is just 10€ for children aged 4-14 yrs anywhere in the stadium. For more information click here. You can buy your tickets for home games from the offices in the stadium, either in advance or, on the day from two hours before kick off.

Fixtures: for all of the Second Division A teams click here or, for information about the next match take a look at the official Elche Club de Futbol website.

Parking: is in the car park and is free. It gets very busy here on match days, so you might have to park anywhere you can find and walk.

From here: follow the crowds to the stadium.  

1 Alicante City Walking Route

Top tip: print out our Alicante city walking route so that you can get to know the city. The route starts from the city centre car park and goes past the tourist office.

2 City Centre Car Park

Parking: is in the underground car park beside the Marina and is charged for by length of stay.

From here: walk along the marina promenade towards the city centre, then follow our Alicante city walking route which incorporates a stop at the tourist office.

3 Tourist Bus Stop One

Parking: is in the marina car park and is charged for by length of stay.

From here: exit car park, cross the road towards the beach and at the big roundabout you'll find Stop One for the Turi bus in Plaza del Mar.

4 Castle Car Park

Parking: is in the car park and is free.

From here: wander around the castle at your leisure, there is no admission charge and it does not close for siesta, there is a small refreshment kiosk, toilets and picnic tables with stunning views out over the sea (go through the tunnel into the courtyard and turn left continue past the toilets for the picnic area).

5 Alicante Football Stadium

Hércules Club de Fútbol is based in Alicante. It was founded in 1922, and currently plays in the Spanish Second Division A, holding home matches at the Estadio José Rico Pérez, which seats 30,000 spectators.

Season tickets: these range in price between 160€ and 395€. There is a 50% discount for children aged 5-14 yrs. For more information click here.

Match tickets: the price depends on the position of the seat in the stadium, they start at 5€ and go upto 30€, but VIP seats are also available for 90€ each. You can buy your tickets for home games from the offices in the stadium, either in advance or from 2 hours before the start of the match on the day. 

Fixture list: for all of the Second Division A teams click here or, for information about the next match take a look at the official Hércules Club de Fútbol website.

Parking: is in the car park and is free. It gets very busy here on match days, so you might have to park anywhere you can find and walk.

From here: follow the crowds to the stadium.