Almeria

Almeria is a pleasant and modern city with many fascinating corners and varied gastronomic and cultural attractions. It offers a relaxing holiday destination and has a wealth of history to offer. The Phoenicians founded the town, Carthaginians, Romans and Moors all occupied it before Ferdinand and Isabella finally recovered it for Spain during the reconquest. From this huge Moorish citadel with three walled enclosures, visitors have a good view of the cities most impressive and important Christian monument, the Cathedral, dating from 1524, designed more like a fortress than a church because of the need to defend it from pirate attacks. The Cathedral contains numerous art treasures, including a tabernacle dating from the 18th century, designed by Ventura Rodriguez.

With its interesting medieval architecture, Almeria’s old town is a delight to stroll through with its tranquil squares, archways and colonnades. From Almeria it is easy to visit many small towns and villages that offer true, unspoiled Spain. Take your time exploring the city of Almeria and make sure you see the old quarter where you will find Casa de los Puche and the market area of Plaza Vieja. The city also has a fascinating archaeological museum and unique cave dwellings in the hillside above the old gypsy quarter. The Coast of Almeria has, together with popular tourist sites, tranquil and relatively solitary beaches of great beauty. Its most important tourist centers are - Adra, Aguadulce, Cabo de Gata, Mojacar and Roquetas de Mar.

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