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Travel InformationAlmeria cruises, Spain
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What's great about Almeria cruises?
A wide, tree-lined avenue splits Almeria in half. To the west, you’ll find the Medieval buildings of the old town, while on the east side, the new town is home to boutiques and art galleries. There’s plenty in daytripping distance, too, from Cabo de Gata Natural Park and the Tabernas Desert, to Granada’s impressive Alhambra Palace.
• Nestled in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada, the Alhambra Palace is the oldest and best-preserved Arabic palace in the world, and a must-see in these parts.
• Visit the Alcazaba, Almeria’s version of the Alhambra. Built back in the 10th century, the complex includes watchtowers and a castle, and has sweeping views over the city.
• If natural beauty is on your sightseeing ticklist, head for Cabo de Gata Natural Park – it’s home to volcanic mountains, sand dunes and flamingo-flecked salt pans.
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