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The Acuario de la Universidad de Murcia is interesting and the work being done there in investigation and conservation, fascinating.
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Date of experience: May 2019
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We revisited La Abadía on Friday night. The food was still good and the service excellent. We especially enjoyed the four different types of potatoes, the confirmation in steamed bread, the little chorizo sausages and the mushroom croquetas. I was alittle disappointed that although they serve all sorts of Belgian beers, they still only serve different varieties of Mahou. I would have liked to see a Spanish craft beer or two. This is a great venue for a group evening out. You can try lots of different things and it won't break the bank. We had more than enough food, some beer and soft drinks and some nice desserts: cheesecake, melt in the middle chocolate puddings and profiteroles and a coffee and left a healthy tip for €20 per person.😎…
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Date of experience: July 2018
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I thought this was open to the public, not sure if this is true or not as I was looking for a loo and four of us entered the building and wow, what a wonderful place, obviously full of students and we walked around the building. Very interesting, had coffee in the cafe there amid throngs of young people. Looked in at the lecture rooms - it was very busy there. So glad we wet in.…
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Date of experience: May 2017
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The place is very small, the aquarims lack information and one of them was empty, with an inflated plastic glove floating in it. But it is difficult to be harsh with it since the entrance fee is just 1€. It is good enough for a short visit.
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Date of experience: September 2016
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Found a reference to the Aquarium while looking for a place to park on the other side of the river. Very easy to get to, less than 1km from the motorway off at Barrio Del Carmen and a short distance down Calle Cartegena on the left in a quadrangle of university buildings. Only a euro to get in and only a few tanks but there are information screens and the baby sharks and seahorses are the main attraction. Worth a look and only ten minutes walk to the Town Hall area. Big underground car park next to it. …
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Date of experience: February 2016
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