• Muelle Alfonso XIII - The starting point and a warm welcome to Cadiz, offering views of the port and convenient access to the city.
• Murallas de San Carlos - These form a semi-bastion, constructed at the end of the 18th century as part of an ambitious plan to rehabilitate the port facilities and buildings in the area. Since the mid-16th century, one of the three strongholds intended to defend the port, known as San Felipe, had been under construction and remained in use by 1560.

With the rise in maritime traffic, the area underwent restructuring in 1765, culminating in its present appearance.

Nearby is the Obelisk of the Immaculate Conception, a Genoese creation from the late 17th century.

• Alameda Apodaca - A seaside promenade lined with palm trees and gardens, perfect for enjoying the coastal ambiance.

• Plaza de la Mina - A charming square featuring cafes and the Museum of Cadiz, located in the historic heart of the city.

• Plaza San Antonio - A traditional Cadiz square, surrounded by historic architecture and outdoor cafes.

• Park Genoves - A stunning botanical garden with exotic plants, a lake, and a waterfall, ideal for relaxation.

• Parador de Cádiz - A modern hotel boasting breathtaking views of the bay, a contemporary design masterpiece.

• Castillo de Santa Catalina - A 16th-century fortress offering sea views and cultural exhibitions.

• La Caleta Beach - A picturesque beach in the heart of Cadiz, surrounded by castles and perfect for photography.

• Castillo de San Sebastian - A historic castle on a peninsula, featuring a lighthouse and views of the Atlantic Ocean.

• La Viña - An authentic district of Cadiz, renowned for its taverns and the Carnival of Cadiz.

• Torre Tavira - An 18th-century watchtower with a camera obscura providing panoramic views of the city.

• Mercado Central Cádiz - A lively local market, perfect for experiencing fresh produce and daily life in Cadiz.

• Catedral de Cadiz - A majestic cathedral with a golden dome and views from its tower.

• Teatro Romano - One of the oldest Roman theatres in Spain, discovered in 1980.

• Puerta de Tierra - A historic gateway that separates the old city from modern Cadiz.

• Plaza de San Juan de Dios - A central square featuring City Hall, fountains, and vibrant terraces.

• Paseo Canalejas - A green promenade with gardens, statues, and a fountain with turtles.

• Plaza de España - A monumental square with the Monument to the Constitution of 1812, a symbol of freedom.

• Muelle Alfonso XIII - The conclusion of the tour and a fond farewell to this Cadiz experience.

• Private transportation
• Audio Guide in English, German and Spanish
• Driver with English and Spanish language

• Entrance fees to monuments
• Tip

Experience a private, fully electric tuk-tuk tour, accommodating up to four passengers per vehicle, guided by a local driver. Explore Cadiz at a leisurely pace, enjoying comfort and relaxation.

Uncover the city’s most famous landmarks with an audio guide available in Spanish, English, or German, while the driver shares fascinating stories and insights to enhance your journey. Enjoy photo stops at the most iconic spots.

This sustainable and unique activity is ideal for families, couples, friends, or even business events, farewells, or birthdays. Best of all, it can be enjoyed in any weather! With transparent covers, indoor heating, and blankets, nothing will hinder your enjoyment of the scenery.

Join Tuk Experience for an unforgettable adventure and discover Cadiz like never before. Delve into the history and allure of one of Europe’s oldest cities.

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• Attractions are only visited from outside without entering

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.