- Muslim Almería.
- Christian Almeria.
- Bourgeois Almeria.
- Cinema Almeria.
- Visiting Almeria’s churches.
- The two Cathedrals: San Juan church and the Cathedral-fortress.
- La Almería Barroca.
- Postcard Almeria.
- The Millares.
- Spanish Civil War Bomb Shelters.
- Sea Front. The Port.
- Almeria tapa safari.
- Cabo de Gata - Rodalquilar.
- Cabo de Gata - Las Salinas.
- Water and Muslim farming.
- Sculptures and busts in Almeria.
- Saharan Fauna Rescue Park.
- The lost part of Almeria.
- From the field to the market.
- Characters and streets of Almeria.
- Bullfighting tradition.
- Mysteries of Almeria.
- Coastal defenses. Defense towers and bunkers.
- Jesús de Perceval and the Indaliano Cultural Movement.
- The decline of Muslim Almeria before the Catholic Kings.
- Visits during special times of the year.
- Dramatized representation visits.
- Dramatized representation visits in Summer (July and August).
Bourgeois Almeria.
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The Tour of XVIII-XIX Century Almeria that belongs to the economic boom and the development of the iron mining industry, coinciding with the demolition of the City Wall (1855) . The Tour follows the most significant buildings of the period observing façades and squares while architectural and urban structures of the period are commented.
The most representative buildings are visited: the Apolo Theatre, the Cervantes Theatre and the Mercantile Association Building, the façade of the Palace of the Marqueses de Torrealta, the façade of the Palace of the Vizcondes del Castillo de Almansa, the façade of the old Secondary School (today’s Arts and Crafts School) which includes the Cloister that belonged to the XVIII Century Dominicos Convent, the Home of the Puche family and the Cable Ingles (Unloading Pier).
