Almería entdecken

The Centro Andaluz de la Fotografía is the Andalusian regional government's centre for photography, created in 1992 and based in the former Liceo Artístico y Literario building in the old town of Almería. It shows changing photography exhibitions and also runs workshops, publications and a library on Andalusia's photographic heritage.

The Doña Pakyta Museum of Art occupies Casa Montoya, a Basque-style villa built in 1928 by Guillermo Langle and left to the city by its owner, Francisca Díaz Torres. Opened in 2015, it traces almost a century of art made in Almería, with a focus on the Indaliano group of painters founded in the 1940s.

The Museum of Almería is the province's archaeological museum, founded in 1934 and housed since 2006 in a building by Ignacio García Pedrosa and Ángela García de Paredes. It centres on the Copper and Bronze Age cultures of Los Millares and El Argar, excavated by Luis Siret, and continues into the Roman and Islamic periods. A stratigraphic column runs through its three floors.