La Casa de los Coy is at Calle Boticas 1, in the town centre of Mula. You can walk to several historic sites nearby: the town hall square is 40 m away, the Drummer Monument is 60 m away and the Clock Tower is 70 m away. The Casino (Old Grain Store) is 20 m away and the Church of San Miguel is 100 m away. These landmarks include the town’s squares, civic buildings and churches.
The area’s heritage also includes museums, churches and the castle. The “El Cigarralejo” Iberian Art Museum is 130 m away and offers an insight into Iberian archaeology; Casa Pintada and the Cristóbal Gabarrón Museum are 150 m away. The Church of Santo Domingo de Guzmán is also 150 m away, while the Castle of the Vélez is 320 m away. For trips outside Mula, Murcia railway station is 36 km away. Murcia Region International Airport is 40 km away and Alicante–Elche Miguel Hernández Airport is 83 km away.
A day on foot can take you past squares, churches, museums and the castle without leaving the town centre of Mula. The Iberian Art Museum and the art centres offer different cultural stops within a short distance. During Easter Week, Mula’s Tamborada puts the drum at the centre of local celebrations and provides a seasonal reason to plan a visit. At other times of year, you can focus on the town’s heritage with a route taking in the Clock Tower, churches and museums.
Casino (Old Grain Store)
— A former grain store, now part of local life.
20 m
Clock Tower
— An iconic tower and one of the landmarks in the centre of Mula.
70 m
Iberian Art Museum "El Cigarralejo"
— An archaeological collection focused on Iberian culture and its material heritage.
130 m
Casa Pintada de Mula
— A museum space connected with contemporary art and local culture.
150 m
Church of San Miguel
— A historic church a short distance from the main squares.
100 m
Castle of the Vélez
— A historic fortress that completes Mula’s route of monumental landmarks.
320 m