Cadiz, one of the oldest cities in Western Europe, is a vibrant port city known for its rich maritime history, superb beaches and well-preserved old town.
Cadix a été fondée par les Phéniciens et a joué un rôle majeur en tant que port pendant l’âge d’or de l’exploration espagnole. Son importance stratégique lui a valu des sièges et des batailles au cours de son histoire.
La meilleure façon d’arriver est par avion à l’aéroport le plus proche, à Jerez, puis en prenant un train ou un bus pour Cadix.
Accommodation
Accommodation in Cadiz ranges from luxury hotels to affordable youth hostels, with a strong presence of holiday rentals.
Gastronomy
Seafood, especially red tuna and prawns, is a must in Cadiz.
What is there to see? What to do?
Cadiz Cathedral, the Castillo de San Sebastián and La Caleta beach.
La Viña, El Pópulo and Santa María.
Surfing, paddleboarding and boat trips.
The beaches are ideal for families, as are boat trips.
The Cadiz Carnival is an event not to be missed.
Activities
Shopping
Calle Columela is the main shopping area.
Nightlife
Tapas bars and flamenco clubs make up the majority of nightlife in Cadiz.
Did you know?
Cadiz is one of the oldest inhabited cities in Europe. The Cadiz carnival is the second largest in Spain, after Tenerife. The constitution of 1812, one of the most liberal of its time, was declared in Cadiz. Cadiz is sometimes called the
Tips and tricks Juan: Use the local buses to reach remote beaches. Maria: The best tapas are often in the less touristy bars. Carlos: Visit the Mercado Central early in the morning for the best produce.
A local transport pass can save you money on travel.
I'm Isabella, a 35 year old woman, full of life, with a deep love for Spain, and especially for the beautiful city of Cadiz. As a DiamsTrotter for diamscity.com, I'm delighted to share my adventures and discoveries with you.
