Explore near Embarcadero Del Hornillo: Where to Stay, Eat, and Visit
Embarcadero Del Hornillo Reviews: Insider Insights and Visitor Experiences
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We came here both to view the pier and spend some time on a quiet sandy beach. There is free parking at the beach end in a small car park. We visited midweek, in the early afternoon and got a space....
This is free and well worth a visit. The old ore loading facility with tracks run out to the loading dock and makes for a pleasant stroll along the tracks out to the observation platform, overlooking...
This pier was designed and built by the British who came to the area to help the Spanish with mining minerals - lead, silver, iron. There is a bigger Hornillo in Almeria.
A trip to this part of town was recommended by our waitress at the Casa del Mar restaurant in town. The area is dominated by the now disused railway jetty that once served the mines in this area. Wort...
Historic
We came here both to view the pier and spend some time on a quiet sandy beach. There is free parking at the beach end in a small car park. We visited midweek, in the early afternoon and got a space....
Interesting site
This is free and well worth a visit. The old ore loading facility with tracks run out to the loading dock and makes for a pleasant stroll along the tracks out to the observation platform, overlooking...
Large metal loading stage
Now easily accessible, this structure stands tall in a beautiful bay. Built by the British in the late 1800s its worth the visit. It's free too.
El Hornillo - British built
This pier was designed and built by the British who came to the area to help the Spanish with mining minerals - lead, silver, iron. There is a bigger Hornillo in Almeria.
Not a tourist in sight
A trip to this part of town was recommended by our waitress at the Casa del Mar restaurant in town. The area is dominated by the now disused railway jetty that once served the mines in this area. Wort...