The city of Murcia is the capital of the Murcia region, located in southeastern Spain on the banks of the Segura River, overlooking the Mediterranean Sea. It was founded by the Emir of Cordoba Abd al-Rahman II in 825 AD, and the province was at the time the capital of the caliphate, and it still has Arab and Islamic features in Many buildings, and he used to live in Ibn Arabi, one of the most important figures in Islamic history, and the region enjoys the weather of the Mediterranean, surrounded by a series of mountains, and in the city there are many monuments that attract tourists from different regions, such as the Episcopal Palace, which dates back to the eighth century Eleventh and the cathedral that dates back to the late fourteenth century.