Parador de Lorca
Lorca Castle was declared a site of cultural interest in 1931. It includes Islamic buildings from the 10th century, a 15th-century synagogue unique in all of Spain, a Jewish quarter and an ancient wall, which work on the Parador helped to locate and later restore.History
Lorca has many beautiful places to discover: medieval walls, Christian towers which proudly guard the city, Jewish quarters, cisterns, synagogues, orange groves and vineyards. This assortment is the legacy of three civilizations: Christian, Jewish and Muslim. On every corner you will find façades bearing coats of arms, noble heraldry, palaces, churches and guildhalls. As you stroll through the streets of Lorca, you will discover why it is known as the “City of One Hundred Blazons”. Its noble past and many baroque buildings will explain the reason for this sobriquet by their presence alone.
Lorca’s Holy Week celebrations exude sentiment, tradition and spectacular beauty. And the city’s natural surroundings, with almost virgin coastal beaches, are the ideal place to relax. One example of paradise is secluded Ciscar Beach, whose golden sands and crystalline waters are located in a protected area.
The city stands at the feet of the Parador de Lorca, an ideal place to discover the culture, history and tradition of this beautiful part of the Region of Murcia.
Rooms
Destination Weddings
Lorca Castle is a spectacular spot filled with history for your wedding. You can choose from a number of different function rooms and spaces to make yours a different and special celebration.
Cuisine: Traditional.
Wedding set-up options: Lunch/Dinner, Cocktail Party.
Additional services: Special Room Rate for Guests, Coat Check Service, Bathroom Cleaning Service for the Entire Event.
Are there churches nearby? Yes.
How to arrive
Lorca is 65 km from Murcia via the A-7. The Autovía del Mediterráneo (A-7) connects Lorca with Granada, a distance of 216 km.
Outside space
Car Parking
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