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Landmarks such as the 10th century Arab fortress of Alcazaba and the Cathedral paint a picture of Almeria's past, while the bustling La Rambla is an enticing nucleus of activity lined with smart shops and terraced cafes and bars that lead to the port and beaches. Almeria also has strong ties to the movie industry; its beautiful landscape and city set the stage for some of the world's most famous films and screen stars.
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Almeria Airport is a small airport that serves the city of Almeria and surrounding locations including, Mojacar, El Ejido, Cabo de Gata and Aguadulce. It handles flights to mainly domestic and European destinations.
A number of airlines operate flights to Almeria Airport including: Monarch Airlines, Iberia and Ryanair.
The airport is situated in the Bay of Almeria, about 5 miles from the city centre.
Car rental agencies operate in the terminal building. By road the city centre can be accessed via the AL-14 road and the A7 motorway. Passengers wishing to take the bus can take the City Bus Route 20 that connects the airport with Almeria city centre (journey time is about 35 minutes). Taxis are available outside the Arrivals Hall.