Attractions

Tennis center

Other Activities 

Espacio Mediterráneo is open 365 days a year Monday to Sunday.

There is a wide range of retail outlets specializing in fashion, household goods, cosmetics, accessories, holiday necessities, electrical goods and footwear, including big name brands such as; C&A, Primark, Zara, Massimo Dutti, Levis, Sdera, Mango, Benetton, Springfield, Rumbo, Womens Secret, The phone house, Game Stop and H&M and many more...

With one of the world’s great natural harbours and rich mineral mines, Cartagena has been a prized location for millennia. The Carthaginians played a big role in its evolution as an ancient trading hub in the 3rd century BC before it was conquered by the Romans.

You can purchase a multi-ticket to get access to Cartagena’s numerous Roman sites to understand the complicated ancient history of the city. In the 19th century there was a mining boom, bringing a lot of wealth to Cartagena and transforming the historic centre with art nouveau architecture.

1. Roman Theatre Museum
2. ARQUA, Marine Archaeology Museum
3. Modernist Architecture
4. Municipal Archaeology Museum
5. Palacio Consistorial and Calle Mayor
6. Tapas, Food, Gastronomy and Drinks by night
7. Batería de Castillitos
8. Military and Naval Museum
9. Spanish Civil War Museum
10. Casa de la Fortuna
11. Cartagineses y Romanos in September
12. Castillo de la Concepción
13. Playa de Calblanque
14. Easter in Cartagena 

15. Local Mines La Unión

CABO DE PALOS

Cabo de Palos is the most southerly place. It is a large village with a quaint marina which has moorings for about 100 small boats, and some excellent restaurants which are renowned for serving a great selection of fresh fish. The rocky coastline is ideal for exploring, and a walk out to the light house is a must! There is also a sandy beach, which joins into the beaches of the La Manga Strip to enjoy.

The Sunday morning market is a busy one with over 100 stalls selling fruit, vegetables, clothes, shoes, bags and home wares as well as several cafes which serve both breakfasts and lunches.

Places of interest & ideas of things to do in Cabo de Palos

• Marina: suitable for small boats only, great selection of fish restaurants.
• Rocky Coastline: excellent for exploring.
• Lighthouse: on rocky cliffs, good for walking around.
• Beach: small and sandy.
• Market: large Sunday morning.
• Scuba diving
• Gastronomy: Caldero Mar Menor - Fish Paella with ali oli

Ideas of places to twin Cabo de Palos with day or night

• Spend a Sunday morning at the lively street market beside the marina in Cabo Palos, enjoy a leisurely lunch at any of the well renowned fish restaurants and then walk along the cliffs to the lighthouse.
• Spend the day relaxing on the rural beaches of the Calblanque Regional Park and then head to Cabo de Palos for a late leisurely lunch.

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