Loved this place - 3 euros each with an audioguide. A lovely building, and well worth visiting. A relaxing visit and very enjoyable. If your in Murcia for the sake of 3 euros get here - only needs 30 mins of your time and well spent it will be.

Really lovely place to visit. Only cost 3 euro to enter and the hand held devices explaining the history of it was a great idea. Well worth a visit. Wish we were allowed to see the old gambling rooms though - only members were allowed.

No, it's not a gambling house, Casino is what they call a Gentleman's club here in Spain. The casino here in the city of Murcia has been refurbished and the result is a fabulous building, well worth the entrance fee. Many rooms are very ostentatious like the library, ballroom, restaurant and others, especially the Ladies powder room, there is even... More

Great place to visit. Worth the money and do the audio guide. Place of rest and to get out of the heat.

Worth a look. Is it worth the 5 Euro entry fee? While it is all very nice, and well presented, interesting etc, if you've seen other neoclassical, mixed with baroque, mixed with whatever else architecture, then it is questionable.

This building is a gem that cannot be missed by anyone who is visiting Murcia city. We were enthralled by it's beauty and it is very near to the beautiful Cathedral. It was only 5E each to go in and was worth every penny! However, Murcia tourist informaton is very poorly advertised, it took us ages to locate and even... More

The Real Casino de Murcia is a lovely building which you can easily pass by without noticing. Spend a little time in some of the renovated rooms of this old building. Admire materials used and the opulance of a bye-gone era. The audio guide will help you appreciate the tour.

spruced up and interesting visit (max 90 minutes) then off for lunch in one of the many eateries nearby. It has many elements of Internal Architecture of interest, and is located in the city centre just a short distance from the Cathedral

A true landmark in Murcia, this is now a must-visit. I had been here before the restoration...which is a little gaudy but will mellow with time...and applaud the efforts to maintain such mainstays of another era.