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As we all know, the countryside can sometimes have that desert-like look. Almeria <\/strong>is one such countryside. This city attained its pinnacle almost a thousand years ago and during that time, the city was an important port for the Moors.<\/p>\n

But in the 12th century, Almeria experienced a series of devastating earthquakes<\/strong> which caused its fall. Over the centuries, Almeria<\/strong> recuperated from the catastrophe and today has a healthy agricultural industry. Hosting the Mediterranean Games in 2005 also helped make it known again.<\/p>\n

One of the best tourist spots, where the ports of Alcazaba and Rambla de Belen<\/strong> are located, is the cathedral which was built where a mosque formerly stood. More often than not, the Moriscos attack the Almerians during the construction of such cathedrals which is the very reason why it appears to look a bit like a rampart on the outside.<\/p>\n

When you walk into the cathedral, you\u2019ll notice the interior where the Immaculate Concepcion painting<\/strong> is displayed and other exceptional masterpieces.<\/p>\n

When you turn your head toward the left portion of the area, you will find the Casa de los Puche that is said to be the oldest infrastructure in Almeria<\/strong> built centuries ago. The Olive Oil Museum is noticeable and garners attention as does the church located in Santiago.<\/p>\n

On top of all that, Almeria<\/strong> has even more to offer! The Alcazaba hilltop had always been a magnet-like place for most tourists and even for the locals. This place contains gigantic towering walls which are a concrete example of an architectural block against the Moorish people.<\/p>\n

This wall was mandated by the Cordoba\u2019s Caliph<\/strong> and was built in the tenth century. In the year 1489, Almeria was recaptured and the rulers commanded to further develop the walls.<\/p>\n

Almeria is otherwise popular for the tapas bars commonly located at the Paseo de Almeria. Night clubs and bars aren\u2019t in the zone in this area. So expect no evening gimmicks. The place also has wonderful meals to boast of such as the Sardines with Hot Sauce<\/strong> (Escabeche e Sardines), Clam Stew (Gachas), and Pork Stew and Wheat Grains (Trigo).<\/p>\n

You can find the train station at the Plaza de la Estacion<\/strong>. It is approximately half a mile from the heart of the city. If you plan to go to Granada and Seville, you won\u2019t have any trouble catching a ride because there are direct routes there.<\/p>\n

But if you want to go to Malaga and Cordoba<\/strong>, you\u2019ll have to take the Bobadilla route. Bus terminals are located on the northern side of Almeria. The international airport is a bit far from the center of the city, approximately 6 miles away.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

As we all know, the countryside can sometimes have that desert-like look. Almeria <\/strong>is one such countryside. This city attained its pinnacle almost a thousand years ago and during that time, the city was an important port for the Moors.<\/p>\n

But in the 12th century, Almeria experienced a series of devastating earthquakes<\/strong> which caused its fall. Over the centuries, Almeria<\/strong> recuperated from the catastrophe and today has a healthy agricultural industry. Hosting the Mediterranean Games in 2005 also helped make it known again.<\/p>\n

One of the best tourist spots, where the ports of Alcazaba and Rambla de Belen<\/strong> are located, is the cathedral which was built where a mosque formerly stood. More often than not, the Moriscos attack the Almerians during the construction of such cathedrals which is the very reason why it appears to look a bit like a rampart on the outside.<\/p>\n

When you walk into the cathedral, you\u2019ll notice the interior where the Immaculate Concepcion painting<\/strong> is displayed and other exceptional masterpieces.<\/p>\n

When you turn your head toward the left portion of the area, you will find the Casa de los Puche that is said to be the oldest infrastructure in Almeria<\/strong> built centuries ago. The Olive Oil Museum is noticeable and garners attention as does the church located in Santiago.<\/p>\n

On top of all that, Almeria<\/strong> has even more to offer! The Alcazaba hilltop had always been a magnet-like place for most tourists and even for the locals. This place contains gigantic towering walls which are a concrete example of an architectural block against the Moorish people.<\/p>\n

This wall was mandated by the Cordoba\u2019s Caliph<\/strong> and was built in the tenth century. In the year 1489, Almeria was recaptured and the rulers commanded to further develop the walls.<\/p>\n

Almeria is otherwise popular for the tapas bars commonly located at the Paseo de Almeria. Night clubs and bars aren\u2019t in the zone in this area. So expect no evening gimmicks. The place also has wonderful meals to boast of such as the Sardines with Hot Sauce<\/strong> (Escabeche e Sardines), Clam Stew (Gachas), and Pork Stew and Wheat Grains (Trigo).<\/p>\n

You can find the train station at the Plaza de la Estacion<\/strong>. It is approximately half a mile from the heart of the city. If you plan to go to Granada and Seville, you won\u2019t have any trouble catching a ride because there are direct routes there.<\/p>\n

But if you want to go to Malaga and Cordoba<\/strong>, you\u2019ll have to take the Bobadilla route. Bus terminals are located on the northern side of Almeria. 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