The parish church of Santa Eulalia

The parish church of Santa Eulalia dates back to 1780. It has a group of fiffles or fake architectural finds by the Italian Paolo Sistori as well as a carving by Salzillo. Another singular example is that of San Juan de Dios church, with an oval plan and very aerial dome, designed by Martin Solera. May be the best defined example of XVIII century Murcian baroque is the altarpiece at San Miguel´s church. It was executed by Jacinto Perales and Francisco Salzillo who introduced here a new conception of sculpture with a great dominance of architecture and a new commitment to polychromy found in all of Salzillo´s work rathe deteched from the taste of the time so much into the fashionable golden overlay.

In Guadalupe right in the heart of the fertile huerta and only a few kilometers away from the city center, lies the monatery of Los Jerónimos, Sometimes referred to as the Murcian Escirial a building belonging to the order of San Jeronimo which also owned the other famous religious building of the same name located near Madrid.