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Starting point and welcome to Cadiz, overlooking the port and easy access to the city.

2 minutes

Murallas de San Carlos (Pass By)

They form a semi-bastion, built at the end of the 18th century, within an ambitious rehabilitation plan, of the port facilities and buildings in the area. Since the middle of the 16th century, one of the three strongholds that were supposed to defend the port, the so-called San Felipe, had been under construction and was still in use in 1560. With the increase of maritime traffic, in 1765, the restructuring of the area began, which was completed giving the whole its current appearance. Nearby is the Obelisk of the Immaculate Conception, a Genoese work of the late 17th century.

Alameda Apodaca

Seaside walk surrounded by palm trees and gardens, ideal for enjoying the coastal atmosphere.

Plaza de la Mina

Charming square with cafes and the Museum of Cadiz, in the historic heart of the city.

Plaza San Antonio

Traditional Cadiz square, surrounded by historic architecture and outdoor cafes.

5 minutes

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Old fortification that defended the city, with panoramic views of the sea.

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Modern hotel with stunning views of the bay, a contemporary design gem.

Castillo de Santa Catalina

16th-century fortress offers sea views and cultural exhibitions.

5 minutes

Playa La Caleta

Quaint beach in the center of Cadiz, surrounded by castles and a perfect place for photos.

Castillo de San Sebastian

Historic castle on a peninsula, with lighthouse and views of the Atlantic Ocean.

Park Genoves

Beautiful botanical garden with exotic plants, a lake and a waterfall, ideal for relaxing.

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Authentic district of Cadiz, famous for its taverns and the Carnival of Cadiz.

Torre Tavira

18th century watchtower with a camera obscura offering panoramic views of the city.

Catedral de Cadiz

Majestic cathedral with golden dome and views from its tower.

Teatro Romano

One of the oldest Roman theatres in Spain, discovered in 1980.

Puerta de Tierra

Historic entrance that separates the old city from the modern Cadiz.

Playa De Santa Maria Del Mar (Pass By)

Urban beach bounded by two retaining flanges, one located to the west and the other to the east to reduce beach erosion. On the promenade that surrounds it, is the large semicircular panoramic point from which you can enjoy a splendid view of the historic center of the city, thanks to the privileged position in which this beach is located.

Playa Victoria (Pass By)

Urban beach, located between the promenade of Santa Maria del Mar Beach and the beginning of Cortadura Beach. It is a large beach with a wide promenade, offering a wide range of restaurants where you can taste local cuisine. This beach is equipped with services and equipment available to its users.

Puente de la Constitucion de 1812

The 18125 Constitution Bridge is a cable-stayed bridge that crosses the Bay of Cadiz, giving access to Cadiz from the mainland, being the third access to the city, after the link by the isthmus of San Fernando and the Carranza Bridge. The bridge is the continuation of the South Highway, forming an integral part of the Access Highway to Cadiz, being responsible for this the Ministry of Development. The board is divided between the dual carriageway (two lanes each way) and another carriageway reserved for public transport.

5 minutes

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Nice view of the Cadiz Shipyards.

Plaza De San Juan De Dios

Central square with City Hall, fountains and lively terraces.

Paseo Canalejas

Green walk with gardens, statues and a fountain with turtles.

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Vibrant local market, ideal for seeing fresh produce and daily life in Cadiz.

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Monumental square with the Monument to the Constitution of 1812, symbol of freedom.

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End of the tour and farewell to this experience in Cadiz.

5 minutes