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Cádiz province. See and Do. Festivals. An events listing for ongoing events for Cadiz, Costa del Sol, Andalucia, southern Spain.
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Oct 9, 2024 · This month-by-month guide to local celebrations in Cádiz highlights everything from the world-renowned Cádiz Carnival and the solemn processions of Holy Week to unique gastronomic routes and lively street festivals.
Sep 3, 2024 · Whether you’re a history buff, a beach lover, or an avid foodie, Cádiz has something to captivate your interest. In this article, What to see and do in Cádiz: A Comprehensive Guide, we’ll explore the top sights and activities that make Cádiz a must-visit destination.
2 days ago · By Bus. For a more budget-friendly option, you can take a bus to Cadiz. Bus services, such as ALSA, run regularly from nearby cities, including Seville, Jerez, and Malaga. The bus station is centrally located in Cadiz, making it easy to reach your accommodation. From Seville: Bus journeys take about 2 hours.
- Castle of San Sebastián
- Playa La Caleta
- Playa de La Victoria
- Gran Teatro Falla
- Torre Tavira
- Cádiz Cathedral
- Parque Genovés
- Mercado Central
- Gadir Archaeological Site
- Puerta de Tierra
Part of the joy of this 18th-century fortress comes from the journey. The fortification is at the end of Paseo Fernando Quiñones, a long stone causeway that runs from the northwestern edge of the city. The views back to Cádiz from this elevated path are scrapbook-worthy, and you can pause to dangle your legs over the wall and watch the Atlantic. Th...
For Cádiz residents this bay on the west side of the city’s oceanfront is more than just a beach: It’s a postcard setting with huge historical importance as Phoenicians, Carthaginians and Romans all moored their ship in this natural harbour in ancient times. Today there are plenty of motorboats and dinghies on the north side, but no tall masts, and...
Running up almost the entire western side of Cádiz is the 2.8 kilometre-long Playa de la Victoria, often rated as Europe’s best urban beach and up with the best of any kind in Spain. It’s just as popular as La Caleta but its size means that you’ll have little trouble escaping the crowds. If you’re up for some sport in the sun then you’ve got severa...
This fine 19th-century concert hall is in the neo-mudéjar style, reviving medieval Moorish design, and is one of the city’s top landmarks. You’ll enter via the large horseshoe-shaped portals that have the classic Moorish-style alternating voussoirs (red and white archway stones). There’s an exciting schedule at any time of year, but if you really w...
Climbing 45 metres above sea level, Torre Tavira was designated Cádiz’s official watchtower in 1778 when it was constructed. At the top of ten flights of stairs and 170 steps is a rooftop terrace with the best view in the city, west to the Castle of San Sebastián and south to the shining dome of the cathedral. One level below the terrace is the tow...
For another superb panorama of Cádiz you can also scale the cathedral’s Poniente Tower, from which you can look out over the port. The cathedral is from the 1700s and combines baroque, rococo and neo-classical styles. In this period Cádiz was going through a boom thanks to trade with the West Indies, Central and South America, which explains the bu...
Bordering the university campus to the north is a gorgeous waterfront park with paths made from the same sand used in Andalusia’s bullfighting arenas. There’s been a green space here for hundreds of years, but the park as we know it was the work of the eponymous Valencian architect Gerónimo Genovés i Puig. There are loads of diverting little detail...
In most Spanish cities a trip to the permanent central market is a good way to see locals going about their day, and the best place to buy fresh produce. In Cádiz the market is an absolute must. The main explanation is that the city’s location on the Atlantic gives it Spain’s freshest fish and seafood. Get there in the morning and the tantalising p...
The Phoenicians from what is modern-day Lebanon settled much of coastal Spain a long time before the Romans arrived, but it can be very hard to find much evidence of their towns and trading posts. That’s what makes Gadir so valuable, because nine metres beneath the surface of Cádiz are the vestiges of a settlement from the 9th century BC. A great d...
Historically this part of Cádiz tapered into a narrow isthmus and marked the southern boundary of the old city. In the 16th century this bulky stronghold was constructed to bolster the defences and was reinforced in the 1700s. The tower that you see above the gate today actually has no defensive purpose. It’s a semaphore tower that was built in 185...
Apr 15, 2024 · These are the top sights and things to do during your one day in Cadiz. Start with the Cathedral To start your one day adventure in Cadiz, you’ll want to start at an amazing Cathedral in the Barrio del Pópulo .
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Nov 4, 2023 · From a walk along the seafront to taking in the golden dome of the cathedral. In Cadiz, you’ll sample local cuisine in the traditional neighborhoods of the Ppulo, surrounded by sea breeze air. Here are all the essential sights and attractions and adventure activities in the area. QUICK TRAVEL INFO.
