Province of Almería - Provincia di Almería

Coastal region

• Almería - Provincial capital, Almería is a lively trading port with a small but interesting historical center dominated by the remains of the Arab citadel (Alcazaba).
• Adra - A greenhouse vegetable growing center, little frequented by international tourism despite its beaches featuring clear waters awarded with the blue flag.
• El Ejido - City of about 90,000 inhabitants, mainly devoted to agriculture but with incipient tourism.
• Garrucha - A thriving port in the early 20th century for the export of agricultural and mineral products mined in the region. Today the only mineral that is exported is gypsum. It also has a marina where 300 pleasure boats can moor
• Las Negras - A village of a few houses within the Cabo de Gata-Níja natural park and on a stretch of rocky coast dotted with numerous sea caves. Cala San Pedro attracts nudists from all over Europe.
• Mojácar - An ancient Phoenician and then Carthaginian stopover today inscribed in the list of the most beautiful villages in Spain. It consists of an upper part in a panoramic position on the coast and a lower part (Mojácar Playa) surrounded by beaches extending for 7 km.
• Roquetas de Mar - City of 100,000 inhabitants and a seaside resort with diversified tourist facilities including extensive golf courses.
• San José - A seaside resort on the coast of the Cabo de Gata-Níjar natural park, famous for its beaches Bahía de los Genoveses is Playa de Mónsul which every year welcome some 25,000 tourists.
• Vera - The beaches of Vera are one of the major European destinations for the practice of nudism.

Inland

• 36.95736-2.570151 Alhama de Almería - Arabic-style village whose name means sacred water. Alhama de Almería it is famous for the religious feasts of Sant'Antonio da Padova (13 June) and the Assumption (15 August).
• 36.84679-2.949222 Berja - Town of about 10,000 inhabitants Berja it was prosperous for the extraction of lead but today it is renowned for the production of wines. Surrounded by mountains, Berja presents hot summers characterized by a total absence of winds. On July 18, 1978 the thermometer reached 50 ° C in the shade.
• 36.99437-2.892093 Laujar de Andarax - A flourishing village at the time of the Moors whose inhabitants were exterminated in 1500 for refusing to convert to Christianity. The annual Alpujarra wine festival occurs in the last week of April.
• 36.96566-2.206794 Níjar - Town on the western edge of the Cabo de Gata park, famous because on 22 July 1928 it occurred in Cascina del frate (Cortijo del Fraile) the crime from which the playwright Federico García Lorca drew inspiration for his work "Blood Wedding".
• 37.09818-2.123865 Sorbas - Village of about 2,300 inhabitants, located on the edge of a ravine and with the possibility of excursions to the surrounding karst caves
• 37.69116-2.095976 Vélez-Blanco - Picturesque village with numerous caves in its surroundings, one of which (cueva de los Letreros) features cave paintings dating back to 4,500 BC.

• 37.084-2.5161 Tabernas Desert - A real desert that has been the backdrop for films western directed by Sergio Leone and the film "Marrakech Express" by Gabriele Salvatores.
• 36.9647-2.52252 Los Millares - Archaeological site dating back to the Chalcolithic period located 17 km north of Almeria.
• 36.9597-2.01763 Cabo de Gata Natural Park - Nijar (Parque natural del Cabo de Gata-Níjar)