Visit Cádiz as if You Lived There

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1. Two anecdotes about the Town Hall building typical of the history of Cádiz

   10 min

2. A square characteristic of the prosperous years of Cádiz

   5 min

3. The history of this square and its buildings to discover the architectural specificity of Cádiz

   10 min

4. The trees of the square and the living habits of the Gaditans on this square

   10 min

5. History of the Ficus Macrophylla from the Alameda Apodaca garden. What is the unusual fact?

   10 min

6. A curious anecdote to discover about the name of Place Argüelles, a poorly named watercolor, in a watercolor by Eugène Delacroix

   10 min

7. Another unusual fact concerning Eugène Delacroix which explains the architectural specificity of Cádiz

   10 min

8. The typical fish market of Cádiz, the essential place of life for Gaditans

   10 min

9. Our guide Karine will stop in front of the Cathedral and give you anecdotes about the construction of the Cathedral, the crypt and an artist to discover while visiting it.

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10. The history of this neighborhood, the anecdote of the secret door known only to the inhabitants of Cádiz who like to go out in the evening.

    10 min

11. Lifestyle habits on the beach, the camino and the ficus trees opposite

    15 min

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How it compares in Cádiz

• Its from-price is 88% below the median of the 48 passeios urbanos we list in Cádiz.
• It is shorter than most of them.
• By number of reviews it ranks 14 of 48.
• The operator lists free cancellation on it.

About Cádiz

Cádiz is one of Europe's oldest cities, set on a narrow Atlantic peninsula in Andalusia, with white streets, a gold-domed cathedral and fried-fish bars.

Cádiz was founded by Phoenician traders about three thousand years ago as Gadir and still stands on a slim spit of land almost surrounded by the Atlantic. The old town is a grid of narrow lanes, plazas and watchtowers. The cathedral, with its golden dome, stands by the sea, the Torre Tavira holds a camera obscura that projects the city, and a Roman theatre was uncovered beneath the old quarter. A monument in Plaza de España commemorates the liberal constitution drafted here in 1812.

Top-ranked sights in Cádiz: La Caleta Beach, Genovés Park (Parque Genovés), El Pópulo.

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