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Historic Crime Walking Tour in Almería
Spanish
Los clientes recibirán un reembolso completo o crédito con un aviso de cancelación de 48 horas. Los clientes también recibirán un reembolso completo o crédito en caso de cancelación del operador debido al clima u otras circunstancias imprevistas. Contáctenos por teléfono para cancelar o preguntar sobre una cancelación. Si no se presenta se le cobrará el precio completo.
Description
As night falls, the historic centre of Almería reveals a lesser-known side shaped by real events that left a mark on the city’s past. This guided walk offers a different way to discover its streets through documented stories.
The route takes you through locations such as the Cervantes Theatre, Plaza del Maestro Rodríguez Espinosa, Calle Real and Cathedral Square, settings linked to some of the most notable episodes in local history.
Along the way, the guide recounts cases such as the crime of Conchita Robles or events connected to Níjar, placing them within their historical and urban context as you move through the city centre.
The experience unfolds on foot, allowing you to observe the surrounding heritage from a different perspective, where local history is approached through lesser-known narratives.
The quiet streets and evening lighting accompany each story, creating an atmosphere that adds depth to the walk and offers a more reflective way to experience Almería.
What should you know before you go?
- Approximate duration of 1.5 hours
- Language: Spanish
- Meeting point at Calle Poeta Villaespesa, 1, Almería
- No hotel pick-up or drop-off service
- Punctuality is recommended at the start of the activity
What to bring?
- Comfortable footwear
- Water, especially during warmer months
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