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    Alcazaba

    Posted by chris2005 14 January 2007

    The fortress (or Alcazaba) is a tremendous triumph of Moorish architecture which towers over the once independant kingdom of Almeria. The old city walls can be clearly seen branching across the mountain down to the suburbs of modern Almeria. It is much better than the Alcazaba at Málaga - with three huge walled enclosures, in the second of which are the remains of a mosque. The views down to the coast are amazing.

    Plaza de Joaquin Santisteban
    Entry is free to EU citizens (passport needed), otherwise 1.50 euros.
    Opening hours: Tues-Sun 9am-8.30pm (Oct-March closes 6.30pm)

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