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     • The Tabernas is largely responsible for making Almeria the driest city in continental Europe, with annual rainfall of just 200mm. It is also the second-warmest city on the continent (first place goes to another Andalusian gem, Seville), with annual temperatures almost never dipping below 19C.
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   Why is Almera a driest region in Europe?

   • Almería is the driest region in all of Europe, but there’s nothing new there – that has been the case for thousands of years. The real cause for concern is how whole new areas are now succumbing to desertification. “The desert is an ecosystem that’s thousands of years old, with a lot of diversity and interaction between species.

   The desertification of Almería - EL PAÍS English Edition

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   Where is the driest region in Europe?

   • The province of Almería, in Andalucia, is the driest region in Europe and home to the only desert climate on the continent, the Tabernas Desert. If you want a rain-free holiday, heading to a desert region is surely a safe bet. Annual rainfall can be as little as 156mm (6in) in some coastal areas of the province.

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   Is Almeria a desert?

   • There is not only desert around Almeria: the coast of Almeria is full of less touristy but incredibly picturesque locations with beautiful beaches. To the east of Almeria, among imposing cliffs and headlands, lies the coast of Cabo de Gata with its wonderful beaches washed by turquoise and crystal clear waters.

   Tabernas Desert: the Only Desert in Europe - Surf the Sand

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   Is Almera a good place to live?

   • The climate of Almería in southern Spain has in the past been its greatest gift. The driest place in Europe, the region that shares the same name of the local capital city, has become famous across the globe as the setting for hundreds of must-see films.

   Almería: How the region in southern Spain could soon look more like

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   Why should you visit Almera?

   • Here are 12 reasons why you should visit this unique spot. The province of Almería, in Andalucia, is the driest region in Europe and home to the only desert climate on the continent, the Tabernas Desert. If you want a rain-free holiday, heading to a desert region is surely a safe bet.

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   Why should you visit Almeria?

   • The artistic splendours of Almeria are not solely owed to the city’s period under Islamic rule. You can also visit the Gothic and Renaissance-style cathedral, which was built between 1524 and 1562 – a mere blink of an eye compared to the construction periods of Andalusia’s other great cathedrals.

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3. theculturetrip.com › europe › spain12 Reasons Why You Should Visit Almería, Europe’s Only Desert

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   Mar 25, 2021 · The province of Almería, in Andalucia, is the driest region in Europe and home to the only desert climate on the continent, the Tabernas Desert.

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4. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › AlmeríaAlmería - Wikipedia

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   Almería is the driest city in Europe and it is the only one with a hot desert climate, starting in the south-eastern outskirts of the city (still inside the municipality of Almería) until the Cabo de Gata-Níjar Natural Park located east of the city.

5. www.independent.co.uk › climate-change › newsAlmería: How the region in southern Spain could soon look ...

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   Dec 7, 2015 · The driest place in Europe, the region that shares the same name of the local capital city, has become famous across the globe as the setting for hundreds of must-see films.

6. theculturetrip.com › europe › spainThings You Need to Know Before You Visit Almeria, Spain

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   Oct 3, 2024 · The Tabernas is largely responsible for making Almeria the driest city in continental Europe, with annual rainfall of just 200mm. It is also the second-warmest city on the continent (first place goes to another Andalusian gem, Seville), with annual temperatures almost never dipping below 19C.

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   Dec 3, 2015 · Almería is the driest region in all of Europe, but there’s nothing new there – that has been the case for thousands of years. The real cause for concern is how whole new areas are now succumbing...

8. www.hellehollis.com › blog › enInteresting facts about Almeria - hellehollis.com

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   Mar 27, 2024 · Almeria is the driest place in continental Europe, thanks to its desert climate. With an annual rainfall of just 200mm, you are unlikely to see any wet weather during your visit. It’s incredibly dry climate is due in part to being sheltered by mountains, protecting it from rain-bearing winds.

9. sand-boarding.com › tabernasTabernas Desert: the Only Desert in Europe - Sandboarding

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   Mar 18, 2024 · The nearest city is Almeria. From Almeria, the distance to cover is about 30 km and you can reach the desert in about half an hour. ALSA buses serve the Almeria-Tabernas route every two hours.