Things to do in Cádiz
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What to see in Chiclana: beaches and history in the Bay of Cádiz
If Cádiz is a jewel, Chiclana de la Frontera is one of its pearls—here you’ll find some of the best beaches in Spain plus salt flats and wineries.
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Barbate: the town with the wildest beaches
Beaches, woods, and a manageable historic quarter are some of Barbate’s main attractions for the thousands of holidaymakers who choose to spend their summers here.
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Sanlúcar horse races: a true seafront spectacle
The Sanlúcar horse races see thoroughbred horses compete as the sun goes down over the Playa de las Piletas beach: a natural racecourse with views of the Doñana National Park.
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Castillo de Santa Catalina Castle: Cádiz’s oldest fortress
Built under the orders of Phillip II of Spain, the Castillo de Santa Catalina Castle is now a unique artistic exhibition venue.
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Things to see in Rota: long beaches, a lighthouse and plenty of fried fish
The beaches are the main draw of Rota, but not the only one. This city has a lot to offer, such as a pretty historic quarter, nature and excellent restaurants.
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Los Alcornocales Natural Park, from the mountains to the coast
Los Alcornocales Natural Park is one of the largest green spaces in Cádiz province and a compulsory stop for hikers and nature lovers.
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Hiking in Cádiz: sea, mountains and lots of attractions
Cádiz is home to many fantastic hiking trails, whether you’re looking to walk along the coastline or wind your way through the mountains. Put your boots on and follow us along the best routes!
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Castillo de San Marcos Castle: the fortress in El Puerto de Santa María
The Castillo de San Marcos Castle, with its historic attached wine cellar, sits on a mosque built in the tenth century.
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Cádiz’s Plaza de España: a tribute to the past
Cádiz’s Plaza de España is one of the city’s most iconic spaces, and a good point from which to begin exploring the ‘Silver Cup’.
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El Estrecho Natural Park: birds, cetaceans and other treasures
The El Estrecho Natural Park is a fantastic spot for observing migratory birds as well as the various marine species that navigate its waters.