Cadiz - Phoenician

Cadiz was founded by Phoenician mariners around 3000 years, its status as one of the oldest cities in Europe. With the beautiful 10 km stretch of clean beaches, its history and its vibrant celebrations Cádiz, Spain is in a nutshell.

History

to see proof of that ancient history in the city of archaeological sites. To experience the rich history of the city, visit the Plaza de Mina Archeological Museum. There, you see the rarity of the stone PhoenicianSarcophagi. The ruins of a Roman theater in Cadiz can be found.

Attractions

Cathedral of Cadiz is a good vantage point from which the view of the city that go to the top of the north tower with spectacular views. Another way the city from an unusual perspective and that is the Torre Tavira, the home of a "Camera Obscura" is on display. It offers an aerial view of the old city from a lookout tower, originally used by traders in anticipation of the return of their shipsSea.

Carnival of Cadiz

This is done in February and continues to do more than a week, with much singing, dancing and merriment. This is a busy time of year when visitors flock to Cadiz from around the country to attend the festival.

Beaches

Playa de la Caleta in the north of Old Town just a fabulous sunset famous. Other popular beaches extend from the center in long rows, which offers beautiful beaches such as thatSanta Maria del Mar and Cortadura.

Food & Drink

Cadiz is known for its fresh fish from the sea. Because of the high quality of its fish and seafood, many restaurants Cadiz occur with simple recipes that allow fish flavor to come through. bass grilled shellfish, sea bream baked in the oven and are all specialties of the region. Tapas bar, as in Calle Zorrilla and Calle de la Palma area are fantastic fried anchovies and squid onreasonable prices. For fine dining, Calle San Felix and visit the Restaurante El Faro.

A good place for the many excellent local and Sherry is the Taberna de la Manzanilla, a bar well-established and sherry merchant. Free olives are served with your drink.

Try the local cuisine, local history and local entertainment and you're in an unforgettable side of Spain.