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Currently (Feb 2026) the castle is closed indefinitely for maintenance and historical research.

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High on a hill with beautiful distant views lie the remains of a once mighty castle. At the moment the ruins are still not easy to reach but you will no longer be fired upon as you climb the hill in the hot Spanish sun ;-) Entrance is free.

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The location has been reused for several films over the years, usually involving lots of dynamite. Titles include Blindman (1971)—starring Ringo Star as a lovesick Mexican thief—A Reason to Live, a Reason to Die (1972), Get Mean (1975), Conan the Barbarian and Dollar for the Dead (1998)—an homage to Sergio Leone.

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The now-derelict location has been repurposed for several films over the years, usually involving plenty of dynamite. Titles include Blindman (1971) —starring Ringo Starr as a lovesick Mexican thief—A Reason to Live, a Reason to Die (1972), Get Mean (1975), Conan the Barbarian and Dollar for the Dead (1998

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One of the most intriguing locations in Almeria was the site of an elaborate fortress originally built in 1969 for the film El Condor. Adobe houses, horse stables, a raised water tank and a luxurious two-storey stone house surrounded a central plaza the size of a football pitch. The entire complex was surrounded by 30-foot high walls with a network of watchtowers and staircases. The fortress is set into a steep hillside, with the towers above providing sweeping views over the surrounding landscape.

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The view from the Alcazaba over the city and the bay is exceptional. In turn, the Alcazaba is visible from the sea up to 55 kilometres from the coast on clear days.

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The Alcazaba de Almería is a former Moorish fortress on a hill above the city. Construction of the second largest alcazaba in Spain began in 955 on the orders of Caliph Abd al-Rahman III and ended in the 11th century.

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The restoration work is still ongoing.

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