Episcopal Palace of Murcia

Looks spectacular! We didn’t go inside the museum. We just took pictures from the entrance. The photo was cropped from a 360 camera looking up.

We just had a brief sight of the place at night, so we couldn’t appreciate it fully. But it felt cool and it is clearly a gem of arquitectura and history.

Didn’t make it inside the museum because they didn’t let us in at 1:24PM. We would have been long gone by the time they shut at 2, but oh well. Wouldn’t recommend this museum unless you’re able to get here 3 hours before the closing time!

The Episcopal Palace on Plaza del Cardenal Belluga in Murcia, Spain. was rebuilt in the late 18th century after flooding of the nearby Segura River destroyed an earlier bishop's palace.

Lovely place to explore the patio. Not much to see, but it’s nice to have a look in and admire the beautiful building.

Beautiful ecclesiastical building in Murcia, free to enter and view.

Good internal quadrangle, but otherwise rather square. Steps leading to upper floor and stained glass worth a look.

A singular example of why Murcia is a place truly worthy of visiting. The Episcopalian Palace bursts with classical architectural finesse and an inspiring, historic air. If you are patient, the street before it can be empty of pedestrians, allowing for a clear photograph of the structure's splendid archways and centuries old contours.