Almería

Almería is a province located in the southeastern region of Spain, within the autonomous community of Andalusia. Known for its extensive coastline along the Mediterranean Sea and its arid interior, it features diverse landscapes ranging from beaches to desert-like plains. The province is renowned for its greenhouse agriculture, particularly the production of fruits and vegetables under plastic tunnels known as "túneles" or "invernaderos." Almería also boasts historical sites such as the ancient Roman city of Los Baños de la Reina and rich cultural heritage.