Walking Tours - Cádiz

As the oldest, most consistently inhabited location in Europe Cadiz has a wealth of history to be explored. This is mostly due to its unique geographic placement as a cross roads between Europe and Africa, and the gateway into the Mediterranean. Originally founded by the Phoenicians and later the Greeks the city has seen many different influences come and go, some of which is still evident even today.
The city was also very important for the discovery of South America and the riches that followed. It served as the principal port during these times and as trade routes opened up all over the world. The professional local guide will inform and show you some of the city’s most interesting sights and attractions.

Tour Information
• Languages (English, Spanish)
• Qualified local guides
• Large group discounts available
• Cádiz`s main locations




The tours include the harbour area of the city, which is still to this day very active in providing the city with the majority of its economic income. No visit would be complete without a journey to the old part of the town with its narrow winding streets and picturesque plazas. The grand town hall stands facing the harbour area, and just a short walk away is the Cathedral. It houses many relics and historical artifacts from all over Spain, and due to taking over 100 years to complete has a unique blend of various architectural stules.

Plaza de Espana and the Constitution Monument are also close by and serve as a reminder of the liberal constitution that took place almost 200 yeas ago. Also of interest are some of the remaining towers from the days of merchants that would look out across the city for arriving ships with goods on board. The Tavira Tower is one of the most famous and has a camera oscura incorporated in order to project panoramas of the city onto the interior walls.