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The Alcazaba and Walls of the Cerro de San Cristóbal in the Spanish city of Almería is one of the most important Arab monumental and archaeological sites in the Iberian Peninsula. Its almost thousand years of history has allowed us to know the evolution experienced in civil and military architecture during the Arab domination in Al-Andalus, due to its construction in different phases and epochs, as well as the origin and evolution of the city.
Located on an isolated hill, the Alcazaba is a solid and extensive fortress with walls more than three meters wide and five meters high, forming a closed enclosure on itself, but connected with the canvases of the Wall that configure and make sense of its own development, within a more complex unit, such as the fortification of the city, in which the ravine of La Hoya and the hill of San Cristóbal maintains a direct connection with the Alcazaba, both physical and visual, creating a set of extraordinary magnitude. The Alcazaba is to the south connected to the city, and to the north the Cerro de San Cristóbal, which ends up defining a unique space, of undoubted cultural interest.
In 2010, the National Mint and Doorbell Factory - Royal Mint of Spain, as part of the "Province and Autonomous Cities Capital Program" coined an image of this monument in the 5 Euro coin corresponding to Almeria.

The Cathedral of the Incarnation, in the Spanish city of Almeria, is the episcopal seat of the diocese of Almeria. The building, with a fortress structure, presents a transition architecture between the late Gothic and the Renaissance, as well as baroque and neoclassical features. It constitutes one of the most important and valuable architectural and cultural artistic manifestations of Andalusia and, therefore, of Spain, being the only Cathedral with the nature of a fortress erected in the 16th century.

Currently, it is considered as BIC (Property of Cultural Interest) (it was declared a historical-artistic monument belonging to the National Artistic Treasury by decree of June 3, 1931 ) ..

The port of Almeria is located in the Gulf of Almeria, on the Mediterranean coast of Andalusia, Spain.
It has lines to Melilla, Algeria and Morocco, being also a scale of tourist cruises in the Mediterranean. It also has a marina where you can have a mooring for private pleasure boats. It has a fishing pier and an area of goods that are being expanded successively since the mid-1990s.

The Cervantes Theater and Commercial and Industrial Circle is a building located in the city of Almería. It materialized with its inauguration in 1921 the existing aspirations in the city, from several decades before, of owning a noble building to dedicate it to cultural and recreational activities.
The architect Enrique López Rull designed in 1898 this monumental construction, notoriously decorated, that fits perfectly within the parameters of the eclecticism of the time.

The Central Market of Almeria was the first market of supplies, and the largest for a long time in the city of Almeria, Spain. It is located near the Purchena Gate, popularly considered as the geographical center of the city; specifically on the Rambla Obispo Orberá.

The Provincial Hospital Santa María Magdalena (also known as the Provincial Hospital of Almería) is a hospital center managed by the Andalusian Health Service, located in the Spanish city of Almería.
Its origins date back to the old Hospital of Santa María Magdalena, founded in 1489 by Diego Fernández de Villalán. Declared Well of Cultural Interest, it represents the only civil building that is currently preserved in the 16th century Almeria.
It is one of the health centers that make up the Torrecárdenas Hospital Complex.

The underground shelters of Almeria are a structure located in the city of Almeria, Spain, following the 52 air and sea bombings suffered by the population, which dropped a total of 754 bombs during the Spanish Civil War. This caused that it was decided to build underground shelters, with more than 4 kilometers in total, an operating room and capacity to house some 40,000 inhabitants of the city at the time.
These were designed by local architect Guillermo Langle Rubio, with the help of mining engineer Carlos Fernández Celaya and road engineer José Fornieles; and would become one of the most important and best preserved in Europe. [ 3] These shelters have endured the main attack the city has suffered throughout its history, the Almeria Bombing. Since 2013 they are part of the network of Historic Memory Places of the Junta de Andalucía.

The Institute of Almeria Studies (IEA) is an autonomous body of the Provincial Council of Almeria (Andalusia, Spain) dedicated to local studies of a multidisciplinary nature, through various activities: courses, seminars, conferences or congresses; itineraries or excursions; exhibitions; publications of works of thematic Almeria or artistic creation of authors linked to the province of Almeria; conferences or literary gatherings; grants and research grants. The IEA belongs to the Spanish Confederation of Centers for Local Studies, CECEL, a body dependent on the CSIC.

 "The Institute of Almeria Studies of the Provincial Council of Almeria aims to promote and promote the scientific, cultural, social and economic development of the province of Almeria." (Article 1, IEA Statutes)

Any person of recognized cultural or scientific solvency who wishes to participate in the achievement of the Institute's own purposes may be a member of the IEA. Its president is that of the Provincial Council, who usually delegates this function to the Vice President.

Nueva Almería is a neighborhood in the Spanish city of Almería (Andalusia). It is a newly created neighborhood in the easternmost part of the city. It extends along the beach from the avenue of the Mediterranean, former location of the fairgrounds in August, and the Maestro Padilla Auditorium to the immediate vicinity of the mouth of the Andarax River. This emerged as a neighborhood of small single-family houses with some small gardens around the old Thermal, colloquial name given to a thermal power plant of the Seville Electricity Company located at the edge of the beach with a very high chimney that could be seen from many kilometers away and next to an old hotel of 13 heights that later became a residence for the elderly (nowadays demolished), so that the beach of the area is known as the old or the elderly. In recent years the area has been revalued with the urban restructuring resulting from the demolition of the old thermal power plant and the reconditioning of the promenade in addition to the beginnings of the new avenue of the Vega de Acá that promises to be one of the roads that improve the city communication to the eastern part of the province.

The Almería School of Art, formerly the Almeria School of Applied Arts and Crafts, is an educational center located in the Spanish city of Almeria. It occupies an eclectic building with classicist and neo-Gothic features dating from the second half of the 19th century and part of the 20th century, and corresponds to the cloister of the old convent of Santo Domingo, founded in 1492 by the Catholic Monarchs.

The Almería City Council is the institution that is in charge of the city government and the Andalusian municipality of Almería, Spain.
It is one of the four public administrations with responsibility in the city of Almería, together with the General Administration of the State of Spain, the Junta de Andalucía and the Diputación de Almería.
The session is chaired by the Mayor of Almeria, who since 1979 has been democratically elected by universal suffrage. Ramón Fernández-Pacheco Monterreal, of the Popular Party, is currently in office since November 2015 following the resignation of the former mayor.
The building is located in the Plaza de la Constitución, and is a work of Trinidad Cuartara Cassinello. It is currently closed for being under construction, during which access to the underground shelters of Almeria was found, although the connection with the main branch of these is cut about 20 meters from the entrance. Temporarily, the Town Hall He has moved to the sanatorium, in front of the Almeria Station.
The Fandanguillo de Almería, composition of Gaspar Vivas, can be heard from the town hall's carillon.

The Almería Museum is a public museum institution located in the Spanish city of Almería, in the autonomous community of Andalucía. Property of the Ministry of Education, Culture and Sports of Spain is administered by the Ministry of Education, Culture and Sports of the Junta de Andalucía. It is the most important museum institution in the province of Almería, housing the largest and most representative collection of archaeological objects of it.
Created as the Provincial Archaeological Museum of Almeria in 1933, its current headquarters was inaugurated in 2006, in a unique building of new creation that was awarded the PAD and ARCO 2004 awards, finalist in 2005 in the FAD awards and obtaining in the year 2008 honorable mention of the prize of the European museum of the year awarded by the European Museum Forum.

Casa de las Mariposas, Rapallo house or Rapallo-Campos house (by its owners) is an emblematic building in the city of Almería (province of Almería, Spain), dating from the early twentieth century and was declared a Site of Cultural Interest. It is located in the middle of Puerta de Purchena, the nerve center of the capital declared as a Historic Complex according to the Andalusian Historical Heritage Act in 1991.

The building that currently houses the Provincial Council of Almeria is an example of a nineteenth-century bourgeois residence located in the city of Almería (province of Almería, Andalusia, Spain).

The church of San Juan Evangelista or San Juan de la Almedina is a Christian temple located in the city of Almería (province of Almería, Andalusia, Spain) specifically in the Barrio de la Almedina. It was built towards the last quarter of the 17th century on the site of what was the city's largest mosque during Muslim rule and then the city's first cathedral.