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Known for its sun-drenched coastline, historic landmarks, and unique desert landscapes, Almería offers a diverse array of attractions for every type of traveller.
Almería, is a fairly small city and its public transport system is easy to navigate. Here's a quick guide to get you on your way.
Throughout the year, towns and villages across the province of Almeria burst into colour, music, and joy during their traditional fiestas. These festivals are as diverse as the region itself—some solemn, others spectacular—but all are steeped in local pride and Andalusian spirit.
When people think of Spanish cuisine, they often picture paella in Valencia or tapas in Seville. But tucked away in the sun-soaked southeast of Andalusia, the city of Almería offers a culinary experience that's refreshingly different — and often overlooked.
Almería is a city that often slips under the radar of tourists chasing the big names of Andalusia. But for the curious traveller, Almería offers a treasure trove of lesser-known wonders — from forgotten fortresses to secret beaches and ancient caves. Skip the crowds and discover these 10 hidden gems that reveal the soul of this captivating city.
The towns and villages surrounding Almeria are some of the most picturesque in Spain and provide a wide range of opportunities for some enjoyable day trips from the city.