The Alcazaba and the old town

Park at Parking Clubö Calle Real, 84 and walk up to the Alcazaba.

Gardens of the Alcazaba of Almería
Gardens of the Alcazaba of Almería · Mike Peel (www.mikepeel.net) · CC BY-SA 4.0

The Alcazaba is Almería's great monument: a fortress that Abd ar-Rahman III ordered built in the tenth century on an isolated hill overlooking the city and the port. It has three enclosures, two from the Andalusi period and a third, Christian one built by the Catholic Monarchs, and it joins the walls of San Cristóbal hill. If you are driving, Parking Clubö Calle Real, 84 is in the old town, about 650 m in a straight line from the entrance, and it is open 24 hours, so you do not depend on blue-zone hours or on finding a space in the narrow streets that climb to the monument. Bear in mind that it is closed on Mondays unless the next day is a public holiday, and that on Sundays and public holidays it only opens in the morning; entry is free for European Union citizens.

A place for your car

Parking Clubö Calle Real, 84

Calle Real, 84, 04002 Almería

820 m · 11 min on foot from the car park (approx.)

One hour€2.55
Two hours€5.05Estimated price

Estimated price, rounded up to €0.05. Confirm the final amount when booking.

Online booking starts at 6 hours. For shorter stays, check access and prices at the car park. The online price may differ.

Leave your car and enjoy your visit. We will help you plan your arrival.

Your way

What would you like to do?

Choose an idea for your visit. You decide how long to stay.

The Alcazaba and the old townWalk up to the Alcazaba in the morning, then come down to Plaza Vieja and the Cathedral.

Plan your climb

  1. Choose your date, time and parking duration in the calculator.
  2. Check the walking route to Calle Almanzor before you leave the car park.
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Let’s plan your visit

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How long do you need to park?

Allow time for the walk there and back.

We will calculate the walk with Google Maps and add a 15-minute buffer.

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A walk from your destination

Getting there on foot

Leave the car park onto Calle Real and walk up through the old town to Calle Almanzor, where the entrance to the monument is. The last stretch is uphill.

Address: Calle Almanzor, s/n, 04002 Almería

Wear comfortable shoes: the route through the three enclosures has slopes and steps.

If you want to know how long the walk takes from where you start, you can include it when you calculate your visit.

Check official information

Before you go

Good to know

Opening hours
21 September to 20 March, Tuesday to Saturday 9:00–18:00; 21 March to 20 June, 9:00–21:00; 21 June to 20 September, 9:00–14:00 and 19:00–22:00. Sundays, public holidays and Mondays before a public holiday, 9:00–15:00. Closed on Mondays. Source
Admission
Free for European Union citizens with proof; €1.50 for visitors from other countries. Source
Contact
Calle Almanzor, s/n. Phone +34 950 801 008. Source

Checked on 06/11/2026. Check the official website for last-minute changes.

Come and go freely

Staying for several days?

Tell us how many days you need and find your pass. You can drive in and out during its validity.

How many days do you need?

2-day pass: €50.00

Buy it at the car park using your entry ticket.

Come and go freely

Your multi-day pass

How do I get it?

  1. Enter the car park and take your ticket. Keep it: you will need it to buy your pass.
  2. Go to the car park payment machine. Within the first 24 hours after entering, use your ticket to choose and pay for your pass.
  3. Keep the pass until the last day. Use it to enter and exit as often as you need during its validity.

The pass starts when you buy it at the payment machine. This calculation does not buy or reserve a pass.

If you have some time

Things to do nearby

Alcazaba de Almería

Calle Almanzor, s/n, 04002 Almería

Tenth-century fortress on a hill overlooking the city and the port, with three enclosures: two from the Andalusi period and the Christian castle built under the Catholic Monarchs.

Catedral de Almería

Plaza de la Catedral, 8, Almería

Sixteenth-century cathedral built like a fortress, with battlements and towers, a few steps from Calle Real.

Plaza Vieja (Plaza de la Constitución)

Plaza de la Constitución, Almería

Arcaded square on the site of the old Moorish market, home to the town hall by Trinidad Cuartara and the Coloraos monument, a Macael marble column.

Centro de Interpretación Patrimonial

Plaza Vieja, Almería

Free local history museum over three floors, with a scale model of the city and a roof terrace overlooking the square and the Alcazaba.

Make time for a break

Where to eat nearby

Sibuya Urban Sushi Bar

C. Marín, 20, 04003 Almería, Spain

An option nearby for a break. Check the menu, opening hours and availability with the venue.

Check opening hours, menus and availability directly with each venue.

Around the neighbourhood

What’s on nearby?

Common questions

Frequently asked questions

Where to park near the Alcazaba of Almería?

Park at Parking Clubö Calle Real, 84, Calle Real, 84, 04002 Almería. The walk to the Alcazaba of Almería is about 820 m (11 min on foot, approx.).

How much does it cost to park near the Alcazaba of Almería?

One hour costs €2.55 and two hours, €5.05 (estimated price with the current tariff; you will confirm the amount when booking).

Can I book a space in advance?

Yes. Choose the day, time and duration in the calculator on this page and we will take you to the booking with the details filled in. Online booking is for stays from 6 h.

Is there a multi-day pass?

Yes. The multi-day pass is bought at the car park pay machine with your entry ticket, within the first 24 hours, and lets you come and go while it is valid.

What are the Alcazaba of Almería's opening hours?

Tuesday to Saturday it opens 9:00–18:00 from 21 September to 20 March, 9:00–21:00 in spring and 9:00–14:00 and 19:00–22:00 in summer. Sundays and public holidays, 9:00–15:00. It is closed on Mondays unless the next day is a public holiday.

How much does it cost to visit the Alcazaba?

It is free for European Union citizens with proof. Visitors from other countries pay €1.50.

Where can I park to see the Alcazaba and the Cathedral on the same day?

At Parking Clubö Calle Real, 84, in the old town: the Cathedral is about 200 m away in a straight line and the Alcazaba entrance about 650 m. It is open 24 hours and accepts online booking.

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