Top 3 hostels in Almeria, Spain.
These are the 3 most awesome hostels and budget places to stay in Almeria, Spain.
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Guest RatingHostal Maribel
The Hostal Maribel boasts a convenient location with modern amenities in every guestroom and superb service. Each of the hotel's guestrooms offers Non Smoking Rooms, Air Conditioning, Hair Dryer, Television , Bathtub, Separate Shower and Tub. Services and amenities available for guests at th...
Hostal Maribel is a guesthouse in Almeria. Check Hostelworld for prices.
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Guest RatingHostal Juan de Austria II
Hostal Juan de Austria was recently renovated in 2007. Is a hotel with a superb location in Aguadulce, a village located in the coastal town of Roquetas de Mar, coast of Almeria (Andalucia, Spain). This is in a residential area and basically devoted to tourism. Roquetas de Mar is know for its wonder...
Hostal Juan de Austria II is a guesthouse in Almeria. Check Hostelworld for prices.
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Guest RatingHotel La Perla
Hotel La Perla is located downtown Almeria. Hotel La Perla is located at Purchena door, the historic and commercial center of Almeria city. You will have easy access to the old helmet, its tascas and bars, as well as all the commercial center, with its stores, theaters, exhibition halls and le...
Hotel La Perla is a hotel in Almeria. Check Hostelworld for prices.
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SEVILLA, SPAIN
My 6-hour train ride from Almeria to Sevilla was quite scenic as I passed through Granada and Malaga. Sevilla lies on the banks of the Guadalquivir and is one of the largest historical centers in Europe. It is Spain’s fourth-largest city and the capital of Andalusia. The heart of the city is the Cathedral and the Giralda Tower. The Cathedral is the largest Gothic cathedral and third largest church in the world. It is also recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site.
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Almeria: paradise of beaches and coves
Almeria: paradise of beaches and coves In the south-east of Spain, this place is not the most touristic destination of the country, but it is worth a trip here. I remember when I left home, I was 18 and I was prepared to start the University and a new life in Madrid. I believe that all those who have left their hometowns know not only the feeling of uncertainty in the farewell but also know that when you come back after a long time, you don’t see the place with the same eyes.
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Cabo de Gata: Volcanic mountains and beautiful beaches
Monday, July 23, 2018
Getting there Having selected the Isleta del Moro for our short stay in the Parque Natural de Cabo de Gata, we drive down from the stunning and remote Sierra Magina. Our route takes us through the ever-increasing white plastic vegetable and fruit growing houses that have overtaken a great part…
The Oldest Tavern in Sevilla, Spain
Thursday, November 3, 2016
SEVILLA, SPAIN My sister and I decided to meet up in Sevilla, Spain for a week as a break from our independent holidays we were spending in Europe. I was spending several months around the south of Spain in Andalusia while she was galavanting in Paris with a couple of…
Almeria: paradise of beaches and coves
Friday, September 2, 2016
Almeria: paradise of beaches and coves In the south-east of Spain, this place is not the most touristic destination of the country, but it is worth a trip here. I remember when I left home, I was 18 and I was prepared to start the University and a new life…
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