Alcazaba
The Cathedral of Almeira
Cave Quarter (Barrio de la Chanca)
Cabo de Gata

Alcazaba Fortress

Looking over the city, work on this splendid fortress was first begun in the 10th century by the and is the biggest fortress ever to have been built by the Arabs in Spain. and improved upon by later occupants. The fortress is home to a collection of price less art pieces, many of them church works from the 18th century. The fortress is open to the public, who flock for the gorgeous views offered.

The Cathedral of Almeira

With thick walls and towers, this church deliberately resembles a fortress more than a cathedral, and was so built to act as a defense against marauding Berber pirates. This is in fact the second such building to stand here, as the original cathedral was largely damaged in the earthquake of 1522.

Cave Quarter (Barrio de la Chanca)

This ancient quearter is famous for its coloured cubic houses and cave houses and is still home to the descendants of the gypsies and fishermen who long ago built these memorable houses.

Cabo de Gata

Andalucia's biggest coastal park (29, 000 ha) is a popular place for natural lovers, photographers, surfers, sailors, fishermen....basically, anyone who appreciates the outdoors.