Accessible holidays in Costa Cálida

Looking for a day to keep the whole family entertained? A ticket to Terra Natura Murcia is the way to go!You'll get up close to amazing wild animals and learn all about them from the onsite zoology experts, and you'll see impressive feats of nature on display during the many fantastic bird and animal shows.With fearsome big cats like leopards and lions, majestic rhinos, giant giraffes, cheeky lemurs, and so much more, it's a jungle out there at Terra Natura Murcia!During the summer (closed during the winter), cool down in Aqua Natura Murcia waterpark with fun rides and attractions for everyone! Zip down water slides or float lazily on the slow river, from adventurous adults to children and elderly, there is something to entertain the whole family.

Visit the Museum of the Roman Theatre and get into one of the most amazing discoveries of the city in recent decades. Begin your visit to the Palacio de Riquelme, the first building of the museum, thanks to the great conception of the architect Rafael Moneo,Continue along the corridor of history located under the street and move on to the new space that collects the most emblematic pieces of all those found in the excavations. Climbing up modern stairs you will reach the second tunnel, this time under the medieval church of Santa María, a construction superimposed on the old theater, which increases its uniqueness and appeal. After this second corridor, you will reach the most important piece of the entire museum, the Roman Theater, one of the largest in Roman Hispania with a capacity for 7,000 people.Make the world your stage and feast your eyes on the stunning Museum of Roman Theatre of Cartagena!

The Roman Forum Museum stands as the entrance to one of the largest urban archaeological parks in Spain. The rooms inside showcase a careful selection of pieces where you can learn about the long history of the hill of the Molinete, from present day to the ancient Cartagena. Tour the important vestiges of the glorious Roman era, including: the Curia, or local senate, with its richly decorated marble pavement; the colonial forum, the nerve centre of the city, whose distribution on several levels symbolised the hierarchy between the divine and the human; and the Sanctuary of Isis where the mystical cults to the Egyptian gods were celebrated.There's also ancient roads with chariot tracks, the Baths of the Port with their magnificent entrance portico that preserves the original floor, and finally the Atrium Building with its high walls and pictorial decorations that transport you back to the great banquets of the Roman Empire.