A sunlit corner of the Mediterranean
Discover the magic of Spain's sunny coast
Almería combines Moorish heritage, Mediterranean beaches and some of the most distinctive landscapes in south-eastern Spain. The Alcazaba, the historic centre and the Cabo de Gata area reveal a city closely connected to the sea, with an identity shaped by its history, cuisine and landscape.
Average temperature: 23ºC
Coffee price: 1 €
Public transport: 1.5 € / Ticket
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Architecture and monuments
Reasons to fall in love with Almería
Discover Almería
A Mediterranean city where Moorish heritage, beaches and the landscapes of Cabo de Gata lie just a few kilometres apart. Discover some of the places that best reflect Almería's history, natural beauty and distinctive character.
Alcazaba, Cathedral and historic centre
Explore the Alcazaba of Almería, the imposing fortress that overlooks the city from one of its hills and offers views of the port and the Mediterranean. Continue through the historic centre to the Cathedral and Plaza Vieja to discover the monumental heritage of a city whose past is closely linked to Al-Andalus.
Cabo de Gata, Las Salinas and the volcanic coast
East of the city, the Cabo de Gata area opens onto beaches, salt flats and volcanic landscapes beside the Mediterranean. Places such as Las Salinas beach, La Fabriquilla and the area around the lighthouse reveal a coastline defined by nature and wide-open spaces.
Central Market, Paseo de Almería and local flavours
Experience everyday life in the city as you stroll along Paseo de Almería and the surrounding streets to the Central Market, a historic building linked to the city's 19th-century expansion. Bars, markets and restaurants round off the visit with fresh fish, Mediterranean produce and the traditional flavours of Almería's cuisine.
Explore Almería at your own pace
Arrive in Almería by ferry and travel with your own vehicle to discover its heritage, beaches, natural areas and other corners of the province with complete freedom.