The lively capital city of the Andalusian province, Almería, is bordered by the provinces of Murcia, Granada, and the Mediterranean Sea . Untouched by mass tourism, the city perfectly combines historical beauty with modern charm.
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Explore Alcazaba, built in the 10th century as a defensive fortress.
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The spectacular coastline of the Cabo de Gata-Níjar Natural Park offers thrilling activities like cliff diving and snorkeling.
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Discover the largest fossilized dune in the Natural Park at Escullos.
Admire the 16th century Almería Cathedral that looks more like a fortress with its monumental facade.
Be enamoured with the beautiful Renaissance decorations at the Santiago Church built in 1494.
Observe the El Cable Inglès, a masterpiece of iron architecture by a Glasgow-based company in the early 20th century.
Explore the rock formations and caves in Los Cocedores Beach.
Order Tapas along with a glass of beer or wine at one of the many tapas bars.
Climb the Cerro de San Cristobal towering over Alcazaba for magnificent views of Almeria.
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Take a stroll on the Blue Flag beaches in Almería; or rest on the promenade.