Discover highlights like San Juan de Dios Square, Cadiz Cathedral, and the Roman Theater on a walking tour of Cadiz with a bilingual guide. Admire 19th-century houses in Plaza de las Flores and visit El Pópulo, one of the oldest neighborhoods of Cadiz. Get an in-depth look at local history. After meeting your guide in San Juan de Dios Square, begin your tour with a short historical introduction. Pass through the medieval neighborhood of El Pópulo next to the Roman Theater. Learn about the importance of trade with America and trader palaces like Casa del Almirante. Walk between two cathedrals while getting to know more about both. Head to Plaza de las Flores, one of the most beautiful squares you can find in Cadiz. Snap photos of the 19th-century houses surrounding the square before finishing the tour at Cadiz Central Market.

Immerse yourself in the fascinating past of Europe's oldest continuously inhabited town, Cadiz, on this walking tour with an English or Spanish guide. Follow in the steps of the Phoenicians who founded it 3000 years ago, visiting the Roman Theatre, Casa del Almirante, and Avenue Campo del Sur. Start your tour from Plaza de San Juan de Dios, the commercial center of the city since way back in the 16th century. Make your way to the El Populo neighborhood dominated by the towering, baroque Cádiz Cathedral and its older, smaller neighbor, Santa Cruz church. Follow your guide to the cloistered patio of Casa del Almirante (House of the Admiral). Learn about this fine example of a Valencian Baroque mansion as you admire the doorway carved from Genoese marble and Gothic arches. Next, see one of the finest relics remaining from Cádiz’s booming period, the Roman Theatre, the oldest known Roman theatre in Spain. Let our imagination fly amidst the ruins and try to recreate the performances that took place here. Continue down a serpentine path tracing the southern coast along Mar del Vendaval (Gale Sea). Admire views of the Atlantic Ocean from the seafront promenade of Avenue Campo del Sur. Then, it's time to move forward in time by taking a stroll around the burgeois city of the 19th century where the Spanish worked on their first Constitution in 1812. Stop in Plaza de las Flores next to the post office building. End the tour in the quaint Plaza Candelaria in the historic center.

Get to know those corners of Cádiz that you have always wanted to discover with our Private Tour of Cádiz, the most comfortable and personal way to see the city with your family or friends. In the private tour we adapt to your tastes: we can plan the route according to your interests or make the itinerary with the essential places of the capital. Always walking at your own pace, with the breaks you want to eat and take photos. Our guide in Spanish will wait for you at the hotel or agreed meeting point, and will tell you thousands of anecdotes and curiosities about Cádiz that you surely did not know. He will also give you tips on how to use public transport around Cádiz and can even recommend some interesting places to eat or go shopping. In our standard itinerary we will see the most important monuments and attractions of Cádiz: The Plaza de San Juan de Dios, the Roman Theater, the Cádiz Cathedral, the Cádiz Market, the Tavira Tower, the San Sebastián Castle, La Caleta Beach , the Castle of Santa Catalina…

Explore the historic center of Cádiz and see some of its most important monuments such as the Roman Walls, Cadiz Cathedral, and the neighborhood of La Viña. Learn about the history of the city which is one of the oldest in the world and has been influenced by a variety of civilizations. Start by meeting at your hotel in the central areas of Cádiz. Stroll through the historic center with your guide and discover the historic monuments of one of the oldest cities in the world. Discover Moorish and Hispanic architectural styles other influences from the Phoenicians, Greeks, and Romans. See the Town Hall, Roman Theatre, and the beautiful Plaza de las Flores. Explore the charming La Viña quarter, home to buzzing typical Andalusian taverns and tapas bars. Admire the views of the famous Caleta Beach. Enter Cádiz Cathedral to learn about its fascinating history. After the tour, you will have gained a greater appreciation of one of the jewels of Andalusia.

You'll be picked up from your chosen location in Seville and first head off to Jerez which will take round 1 hour. You'll have time visit the Its old quarter where you'll see the Alcázar de Jerez, a Moorish fortress founded in the 11th century. On Tuesdays and Thursdays there is a typical Andalusian horse dance show that can be watched at The Royal Andalusian School of Equestrian Art, a famed riding school with also a carriage museum. Lunch can be held in a bar where you can enjoy an exciting flamenco show and taste the local sherry, from the so-called Sherry Triangle lying to the west of Jerez. From Jerez you'll then head over to Cadíz, a road trip that'll take approximately 40 minutes, you'll receive a tour around the city lasting between 3 and 4 hours, you can expect to visit; -The neighbourhood of El Populo, the oldest inhabited neighbourhood in Europe -Roman theatre -Cathedral of Cadíz -Fish Market, one of the oldest markets in all of Spain -Tavira tower, the Camera Obscura -La Vina, a neighbourhood full of legends -La Caleta Beach where we will watch the spectacular sunset. After a day full of activities, you can relax in the car as we make our journey back to Seville which will take around 1 hour 20 mins.