What to see in Province Almeria

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Citadel of Finana was built before X-th century and was expanded several times in the XIII - XV centuries, when it is occupied by the Christians in 1489....

Includes findings from Prehistoric, Iberic, Roman, Greek ages and Muslim objects, mostly from the Alcazaba...

The Renaissance church of Santiago el Viejo in Almeria was built in 1533. It is located in the commercial area of Almeria, limited by the Paseo de Almeria and the Rambla Obispo Orber, close to where these two streets meet. The church has a Romanesque tower 55 metres high....

The Flamenco Festival takes place at the Plaza de la Constitucion in Almeria in August every year and features some of the best dancers and guitarists in Spain. It is one of the events that is most prestigious and has the greatest tradition....

The Torre Cardenas is a military Coastal Tower which is located on the outskirts of the city of Almería. It was built in XVI century and is in good condition after a restoration....

Moros y Cristianos (Festival de los Moros contra los Cristianos) festival is celebrated in many towns and citiesof Spain, mainly in the southern Valencian Community. The Moors invaded Spain and lived there for 800 years until they were expelled in 1492. This re-enactment took place in municipality...

Construction of the church Saint Sebastian in Almeria was begun in the last third of the XVII century. it is designed in Neoclassical style....

Saint Peters' Church in Almeria was built by order of the Catholic Monarchs in the year 1494 on the site of an old mosque. The church was destroyed by an earthquake in 1790 and rebuilt in 1796 in the neoclassical style. The  frescos on the dome of the high altar were painted by Fray Juan García....

The Castillo de San Cristobal was built by the Christians after the first conquest of Almeria in 1147 by Genoese troops, and Aragonesas Pisana. It is located close to the Alcazaba and connected through a line of walls. Now the castle is in ruins....