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Cadiz City, Cadiz
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Cadiz City, Cadiz
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Cadiz
Cadiz
Cadiz
Cadiz is an ancient port city, located in south-west Spain. What stands out about the area though, is that it’s almost entirely surrounded by water! Two roads and a thin strip of land connect it to the mainland, and there are more than 100 watchtowers here! These came in handy when it was the home of the Spanish Navy back in the 16th century.
Cadiz is said to be the oldest city in western Europe, so you can just imagine the time-worn sights that are dotted around its Old Town. Head up Torre Tavira, an 18th-century watchtower, for panoramic skyline views, or make a beeline for the castles of San Sebastian and Santa Catalina. The neighbourhoods of La Vina and El Popular are not to be missed either!
After all that excitement, you’ll need to squeeze in a day or two for pure relaxation. And Cadiz’s beaches are the perfect places for it. La Caleta and Playa Victoria are two of the most popular, thanks to their golden sands and clear water. Hang around for sunset and you’ll be even more impressed!
Cadiz is best known as one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in Western Europe. It's famous for its beautiful beaches (like La Caleta), its stunning architecture, its vibrant Carnival celebrations, and its historical role as a major port city connecting Europe and the Americas.
Some must-see attractions include Cadiz Cathedral, the Roman Theatre, the Torre Tavira (camera obscura), the Mercado Central (Central Market), La Caleta beach, and the picturesque neighbourhood of El Populo. A walk along the city walls is also highly recommended.
Yes, Cadiz is a great destination for families. La Caleta beach is shallow and sheltered, making it ideal for young children. There are also parks, playgrounds, and family-friendly restaurants. The relaxed pace of life and the welcoming atmosphere make it a comfortable place for families to visit.
A long weekend (3-4 days) is usually sufficient to see the main sights of Cadiz and experience its atmosphere. However, if you want to explore the surrounding area, such as Jerez de la Frontera (sherry region) or the white villages (pueblos blancos), you might want to consider a longer stay.
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