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CENTRO DE INTERPRETACION ALHAMA DE GRANADA

55 Reviews

#2 of 12 things to do in Alhama de Granada

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Plaza los Presos 11, 18120, Alhama de Granada, Spain

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“Enjoy Mari Angeles amazing stories”

In this place you're going to hear amazing stories about the prison and Alhama De Granada from the... read more

Reviewed 1 August 2018

IHI2015

Benalmadena, Spain

“Small ... but perfectly formed”

Alhama de Granada is a small town in a stunningly beautiful area of Andalucía. We were visiting the... read more

Reviewed 4 January 2018

ProfessorClements

Middlesbrough, United Kingdom

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Es una Antigua Cárcel del S.XVII donde de una manera bastante amena podemos conocer la historia, las fiestas y las costumbres de Alhama. Tiene 6 salas y cada una de ellas dedicada a una parte de su historia. 1.- Sala de la Historia. 2.-Celda de...more

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Plaza los Presos 11, 18120, Alhama de Granada, Spain

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IHI2015

Benalmadena, Spain

Reviewed 1 August 2018

Enjoy Mari Angeles amazing stories

In this place you're going to hear amazing stories about the prison and Alhama De Granada from the amazing interesting woman -Mari Angeles. Don't miss it!

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ProfessorClements

Middlesbrough, United Kingdom

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Reviewed 4 January 2018

Small ... but perfectly formed

Alhama de Granada is a small town in a stunningly beautiful area of Andalucía. We were visiting the town for the day and passed the interpretation centre. A young lady from the centre came out to speak to us and invited us in. It's a...More

1 Thank ProfessorClements

P7086MTjamesr

Hathersage, United Kingdom

10338

Reviewed 15 January 2017 via mobile

Fun afternoon

Nice and cheap afternoon out. The kids were free and it was only €2 per adult. We spent an hour or so looking around and watching the videos. The kids also loved the dressing up clothes

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Fred W

Doorn, Netherlands

24338

Reviewed 4 January 2017 via mobile

Alhmana guided tour in a nutshell

Housed in the former jail, the centre informs about the history and the sights worth seeing in Alhama.

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michaelgQ9416XU

Chiddingfold, United Kingdom

9033

Reviewed 8 September 2016 via mobile

Modest but interesting

A snap shot of the history of the town including a/v presentation and interactive elements. Worth spending 20 mins in the briefing before exploring the town, gorge and spa.

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LaMouton

Leitrim, Ireland

6731

Reviewed 30 October 2015 via mobile

Interesting

Worth a look for sure. The woman at the desk was helpful and friendly. Our visit was short, and perhaps I missed some elements: but it's a great start in a wonderful building in explaining the incredible history of this charming town.

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Alina S

Caversfield, Oxfordshire

4630

Reviewed 6 May 2014

If you visit Alhama de Granada you must visit CIAG

The CIAG is the place where Alhama de Granada is explained. Its history, the famous earthquake of Christmas Day 1884 which virtually destroyed the city. The local culture such as the Carnival, the Fiestas, the Churches, the Arab heritage, the Spanish Conquest and much more....More

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Jaffa1111

Chester, United Kingdom

11072

Reviewed 3 April 2014

Alhama de Granada village tour

do the tour before you start exploring the area, it will give you ideas about walks and palces to see locally. Speaks spanish and english, cost a few euros each. No prams or wheel chairs due to lots of steps and cobbles. visit El Tigra...More

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