easy
2 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; minimal walking involved
Step inside Andalucía’s only cathedral with a cloister and fortress-like design. Uncover centuries of history and cultural treasures with Cláritas Turismo’s expert guide.
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Explore the stunning Cathedral of Almería, the only cathedral in Andalucía with a cloister, known for its fortress-like architecture. In this two-hour journey, uncover the rich history of San Indalecio, Villalán, and Portocarrero, and admire the renowned Cristo de la Escucha and the Gitanilla Emilia.
2 Horas
Descubre la bella joya almeriense: la Catedral de Almería, única Catedral de Andalucía con claustro que se caracteriza por su marcada arquitectura militar de fortaleza. Un edificio muy singular donde podrás descubrir la historia de San Indalecio, Villalán y Portocarrero. Un edificio renacentista realizado por Juan de Orea donde destaca el famoso Cristo de la Escucha y la Gitanilla Emilia.
The cathedral’s cloister and interior art invite slow exploration—allocate full two hours to absorb details and stories.
Stone floors and uneven surfaces require sturdy, comfortable footwear for steady walking inside the cathedral.
Respect any no-photography signs inside the cathedral to preserve the atmosphere and protect artworks.
Tours by Cláritas Turismo can book up—reserve in advance to guarantee your spot and preferred timing.
Built during the 16th century, the cathedral’s military design reflects Almería’s strategic position facing Mediterranean threats.
Efforts focus on preserving both the cathedral’s Renaissance architecture and the surrounding urban environment through sustainable tourism practices.
Supports walking on stone floors and uneven surfaces inside the cathedral.
Keeps you comfortable in cooler indoor temperatures during autumn visits.
fall specific
Useful for outdoor portions before or after the tour during hot Andalusian summers.
summer specific
Ideal for capturing exterior architecture and nearby sights, while adhering to indoor photo rules.