Conoce lo mejor de la ciudad de Almería

The tour starts at the meeting point with a visit to the largest ore-loading dock, better known as the "Cable Inglés", and the monument to the people from Almería who were victims in the Mauthausen concentration camp.

The tour continues with a visit to the Doña Pakyta Museum that displays works by some of Almería's most renowned artists and then on to the Teatro Cervantes which is well known because of a tragic event that occurred there. Would you like to know what happened? In this area you will also have the opportunity to see the promenade of fame closely related to films in the province.

After strolling along the promenade you come to the shelters used during the Spanish Civil War, and the guide will talk about how important they were and some of the events that took place.

Next comes the Cathedral of La Encarnación, the most important cathedral in the city, that was also built as a fortress to protect the citizens and that has a very close relationship with the current emblem for Almería, the "Sol de Portocarrero".

The next stop is the Plaza de la Constitución where you will find the City Hall, the Heritage Visitor Centre and the "Pingurucho de los "Coloraos", a monument to the defenders of the Spanish 1812 constitution.

The tour finishes with a visit to the Alcazaba, the largest Moorish fortress in Europe that consists of three enclosures and there are incredible views over the city and the seaport.

An entertaining and different way to discover the magic of this city.

Not to be missed!