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Arabic Aljibes

Almería

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Arabic Aljibes

Located beneath the Flamenco Club El Taranto, the Arabic Aljibes are perfectly preserved 11th-century Moorish water cisterns. These wells used to be part of the water network that supplied both the inhabitants of Almería and the military troops. Currently, the Arab Cisterns host an array of exhibitions throughout the year.

Useful Information

  • Address: Tenor Iribarne 12, Almería
  • Phone: +34 950 27 30 39
  • More Info: www.almeriaciudad.es/cultura/lugares-de-interes/aljibes-arabes-de-jairan
  • Opening House: October 1 to May 30: Fri 5pm–8pm; Sat 10:30am–1:30pm / 5pm–8pm; Sun 10:30am–1:30pm. June 1 to September 30: Fri 6pm–9pm; Sat 10:30am–1:30pm / 6pm–9pm; Sun 10:30am–1:30pm
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Do & See

A rewarding stroll around Almería's city centre is rewarding. Begin from Puerta de Purchena through the labyrinthine streets of the historic quarter. Then, continue to its busy port via colonnaded squares and the fortified Cathedral. Along the way, you can stop for a coffee or a glass of Spanish wine. Do not miss the lively food market just off the Rambla.

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Arabic Aljibes
Located beneath the Flamenco Club El Taranto, the Arabic Aljibes are perfectly preserved 11th-century Moorish water cisterns. These wells used to be part of the water network that supplied both the inhabitants of Almería and the military troops. Currently, the Arab Cisterns host an array of exhibitions throughout the …
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Embark on a journey through the cliffs, caves and coastal villages of the spectacular Cabo de Gata-Níjar Natural Park. Take advantage of kayak rentals and guided tours of the three most scenic spots by experienced instructors. You can choose from different kayaking routes with the option to try snorkelling at the end of each …
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