• Plaza de San Juan de Dios - The Plaza de San Juan de Dios in Cadiz is a symbolic location in the city, encircled by historic structures like the City Hall and the Church of San Juan de Dios. This tour will commence here, delving into the essence of Cadiz in a vibrant space rich in history and culture, marking the heart of Cadiz’s old town.
• Cadiz Town Hall - The next stop is the Town Hall of Cadiz, a grand neoclassical building with Elizabethan details from the 18th century. From this point, the tour will explore the city’s administrative history and its significance as a political and cultural hub over the centuries.
• El Populo - The following stop is the Pópulo Quarter, the oldest neighborhood in Cadiz, with medieval origins. Its narrow cobbled streets, historic arches like those of the Rose and the Pópulo, and its charming atmosphere transport visitors to Cadiz of the past. It is a place brimming with charm and traditions that reflect the city’s essence.
• Teatro Romano - The next destination is the Roman Theatre of Cadiz, one of the oldest in the Iberian Peninsula, constructed in the 1st century BC during the era of Gades. This remarkable archaeological site provides a unique glimpse into cultural life in ancient Rome and its influence on the city, noted for its size and excellent preservation.
• Catedral de Cadiz - The next stop is the magnificent Cathedral of Cadiz, known as the “Cathedral of the Americas”. This masterpiece blends Baroque and Neoclassical styles, with its distinctive golden dome reflected in the sea. A symbol of the city’s historical and cultural richness, it invites admiration of its majesty from Cathedral Square and exploration of its interior filled with sacred art.
• Plaza de Las Flores - The next stop is Plaza de las Flores, one of the most picturesque and lively spots in Cadiz. Surrounded by colorful facades and filled with flower stands, this square is vibrant and full of life. Its lively atmosphere, along with its proximity to the Central Market, makes it an ideal place to experience the daily life of Cadiz and appreciate the surrounding architecture.
• Iglesia del Oratorio de San Felipe Neri - The next stop is the Church of the Oratory of San Felipe Neri, a significant site in Spanish history. This 17th-century Baroque oratory witnessed the proclamation of the Constitution of 1812, known as “La Pepa”. Its interior is notable for its elliptical plan, magnificent main altarpiece, and the famous painting of the Immaculate Conception by Murillo, which adorns its main altar. A space rich in history and art that connects with the essence of Cadiz.
• Plaza Espana - The final stop is the iconic Plaza de España, a pivotal location in the history of Cadiz. At the center of the square stands the Monument to the Constitution of 1812, a monumental work commemorating one of the most significant events in Spanish history. Surrounded by historic buildings and expansive landscaped areas, this square is a symbol of the city and a tribute to its role as the birthplace of modern constitutionalism.

• Official accredited guide
• Headphones for groups of 7 people or more
• Tickets to the Cathedral of Cadiz
• All fees and/or taxes

• Tips

Delve into the captivating history and allure of Cadiz with a private guided tour of its historic center. Stroll through its charming streets, explore iconic sites like the Cathedral, with entrance included, and the Plaza de las Flores, and uncover the intriguing tales woven into this ancient city. Experience a customized journey tailored to your interests, perfect for discovering the essence of Cadiz at your leisure.

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