Lo mejor de Cádiz

Inhabited by Phoenicians, recognized by Julius Caesar and conquered by the Byzantines, Cádiz is one of the oldest cities in the West. Its archaeological sites contrast with the beautiful colonial buildings and its kilometer-long beaches surround an imposing nature, dotted with white villages and first-class natural spaces, such as the Doñana National Park, a refuge for the Iberian lynx. Caressed by the sea and bathed in a generous sun, Cádiz invites you to joy and relaxation, something that can be seen in the open and cheerful character of the people of Cádiz, who celebrate the funniest carnival on the peninsula and fill the classic wineries, tapas until afternoon. But the culinary offer goes beyond the usual tapas, as the new gastronomy stands as an emerging value, with numerous culinary proposals capable of satisfying even the most demanding palates. For all these reasons, Cádiz shines with its own light within Spanish tourism, a destination that from now on must be classified as a must-see.