Almería is the most eastern city in Andalusia and is a popular tourist destination for those seeking stunning beaches, picture-perfect plazas, and ancient churches and sites that offer something for ...

To get to the national park Almería has the closest airport. From there, if you don’t have a car, there are daily buses from Almería to San Miguel of Cabo ...

While Spain’s Costa del Sol is famous for its sunny beaches, but the equally amazing neighbouring costas sometimes get overlooked. Among these is the Costa de Almería, located in the province of ...

Almería is a hidden gem in Andalusia. It’s located in the southeast corner of the region just a couple of hours from both Malaga and Granada, but it is much ...

There are 9 international airports which serve as regional gateways. Five are located within Andalucia; Malaga, Seville, Almeria, Granada and Jerez, and four located just outside Andalucia; Gibraltar, Faro, Murcia, ...

These are, namely: Alhambra, Generalife and Albayzín (Granada); Cathedral, Alcázar and Archivo de Indias (Seville); the Historic City Centre of Cordoba (including the Mezquita); the Renaissance Monumental Ensembles of Úbeda ...

Retamar is one of the coastal suburban towns of the city of Almería. With easy access to the airport and ample holiday apartments, it provides visitors from Spain and further ...

If you want to know, renting an apartment in Spain is pretty much the same as anywhere else. Rachel and I started by looking online for apartments in Almería, where ...

The hottest months in Almería are July and August. Even though the temperature rarely drops lower than 25°C or lifts higher than 35°C, any way you might want to have ...

Ronda and Gaucín from Costa del SolOne-Day-Itinerary to explore the countryside around the towns of Ronda and Gaucin. This route starts at San Pedro de Alcantera, just past Puerto Banus, ...

As the Spanish monopoly on the Americas began to decline, so did the fortunes of Seville and the rest of the region. The war of the Spanish Succession, the Napoleonic ...

With more than 5,000 km of coastline, you’ll find the most beautiful beaches here. You can also visit the mountains in the Pyrenees, the Sierra Nevada and the Mount Teide ...

Located in the provinces of Granada, Almería, and Málaga, this 85,883-hectare mountain range is the largest national park in Spain. One of Spain’s most popular ecotourism destinations, Sierra Nevada National Park offers a lot ...

ALSA (www.alsa.es) / Tel: +34 902 42 22 42: There are more than 15 bus trips per day on the Barcelona – Valencia route, the fare is about €6-35. Yes, ...

Following a stopover in Cartagena to check out its impressive Roman ruins, continue south into Andalusia. The whitewashed village of Mojácar and Cabo de Gata Natural Park further down the ...

The line is part of a larger project called the "Eje ferroviario transversal de Andalucía"  (Andalucía railway cross link axis) which will ultimately connect Portugal, Huelva, Sevilla, Antequera, Granada and ...

The Alpujarras are villages dotted along the southern side of the Sierra Nevada. While the Aplujarras in Granada might be more famous, the villages in Almería are certainly worth a ...

La Taberna – This tiny tapas Bar, is decorated in 11th century Moorish style, which makes it a very authentic Mojacar place to eat. It is open during the summer, ...

Driving east along the coast a possible stop is resort of Fuengirola, Benalmadena  or Torremolinos. Malaga city is a favorite now but more of a day trip in itself.  To ...

Spain has plenty of bucket list locations to visit, whether you’re in the north or the south, but many of them are very touristy, which doesn’t appeal to many people. ...

In fact, winter nights in Spain are especially ideal for experiencing the awesome, star-studded splendour of The universe and there’s nowhere better to do that than at the Calar Alto Observatory in ...

Cabo de Gata in Almería is a place that should definitely be on your Spain bucket list. Not only is it home to some of Spain’s most secluded white sandy ...

This region, which stretches across the southern part of Spain, is unlike any other place in the country. It’s a crossroads of Spanish and Moorish culture, and as such, you’ll ...

We started off in the Highlands of Scotland, [which] I'd actually never been to before. Some of the landscapes we were filming in were breathtaking. We were in the Cairngorms—you ...

Do you fancy Westerns? Awesome! Almeria, the driest place in the whole of Europe is the place to go! Huge mountains and dry sands have attracted famous directors for years. ...

Almeria and Cabo de Gata: one of the absolutely less touristy areas, the Cabo de Gata area is a true natural paradise where the lighthouse is located together with some ...