Almeria is located on the eastern edge of Andalucia, and is popular among tourists and expatriates as this part of the country has some of the longest beaches in Spain. Almeria caters for just about everyone, whether it's walking, riding playing golf or relaxing on the beach you'll find it here. Like most of Spain, Almeria gets very busy around summer months as people flock from European destinations to take in the sun.

This region of Spain has not always been as popular as areas like Malaga, Seville or Granada but it has come on board as a recognised and respected holiday destination in recent years. A popular international airport enables the region to support the volume of people who visit the region all year round.  

Almeria also offers a host of popular and most importantly reasonably priced restaurants and bars with good food and an atmosphere to match, a number of which can be found in the old town. There are many buildings and churches in the old town which date back as far as the 15^th century.

Popular attractions in Almeria:

The Hayrán Wall
St Sebastian's Church
Las Claras Church
Arab wells
Church of Santiago
La Plaza Vieja located in the old square.
Temple of San Juan
The Royal Hospital
San Pedro Church
Basílica de Nuestra Señora del Mar
The Cervantes Theatre
The Alcazaba Castle