Tavira Tower
One of the hundred and sixty watchtowers of medieval Cadiz, the tower of Tavira still seems to be vigilantly monitoring the tranquility in the city. From its upper gallery, hovering over Cadiz at an altitude of 45 meters, the bay and the approaches to the city from the land side are perfectly visible.
The Cathedral of Cadiz
Cadiz Cathedral can be seen from afar: not only because of the two tall bell towers, but also because of the unusual yellow-mustard color of its dome. The main temple of Cadiz and the center of the entire diocese, the cathedral is interesting for its motley but harmonious mix of several architectural styles at once.
Old Town of Cadiz
The colorful and authentic quarters of the old city, each with its own face, its own atmosphere and a specific spirit, are the soul and heart of Cadiz, one of the oldest cities in the Mediterranean, continuously inhabited throughout its history.
Bolshoi Theater de Falla
An excellent example of the intricate Andalusian style “mudejar”, in which Spanish and Arabic motifs are intertwined, the Grand Theater of Cadiz named after Manuel de Falla is interesting not only for its remarkable “appearance”, but also for excellent performances.
San Sebastian Castle
The medieval castle of San Sebastian is located on a small island directly opposite the main beach of Cadiz La Caleta. This fortress is a silent witness to the rich history of the city, which was a tasty morsel for all the Mediterranean powers.