Cost of Living |
 Cost is a very important consideration when thinking of moving to Spain. The cost of living varies depending upon your lifestyle, however generally prices tend to be roughly 30% cheaper than the UK. Grocery prices in Spain vary depending on where you live and shop. more information |
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Healthcare |
 The Spanish healthcare system is one of the best in Europe. Most hospitals are modern and well equipped and the doctors excellent. Most Spaniards can expect to see their GP within one day of making an appointment. Like the NHS, healthcare in Spain is free to all citizens of EU countries. more information |
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Education |
 The Spanish education system is excellent. Children do not by law have to start school until the age of 6 but most attend ‘Infantil’ or Infants School from age 3. From 6-12 they enrol in ‘Primaria’. Then they move to (Instituto Education Secundaria) where they have to complete a compulsory 4 years of education. more information |
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Food & Drink |
 Murcia's cuisine is definitely one of its strong points, with local dishes comprising of fresh produce of the Huerta (market garden – the fields of Murcia) and succulent seafood from the Mar Menor and
Mediterranean. A decent evening meal costs £10 - £15 inc drinks. more information |
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Entertainment & Arts |
 There is plenty of entertainment in Murcia as well as plenty of history, culture and architecture to enjoy.
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Sports & Fitness |
 The tourist offices in the main towns will provide extensive information about the many sporting activities available. The information can also be gained from the internet. Dozens of inside and outside sports are popular in Murcia. more information |
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