High winds on the beach at Almuñécar
Petanca on Almuñécar beach
Beach games at Almuñécar
Photography on the beach at Almuñécar
On the beach at Almuñécar
Verticals on the beach at Almuñécar.
Modern sculpture at Almuñécar.
The Monument to the Phoenicians at Almuñécar
Monument to Abederrahman at Almuñécar
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Almuñécar (old and older town)


The white buildings of the 'old town' rise up behind the ruins of the salt factory, the Factoria de Salazones. This dates from the 4th century BC. For a few hundred years, mainly during the Roman occupation, the main industry here was to salt fish for export to places around the Mediterranean Sea. They also made a paté called Garum, which consisted of fish, oil, salt and spices, which was very popular for sailors. It was considered to prevent scurvy.
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