Cádiz

Lonely PlanetJul 10

The top 20 things to do in Spain

From wine to art to surf and more, Spain is a travelers

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Annie B’s Spanish KitchenPlaceFabulous tapas tours in Cádiz province.
Elsewhere
Camí de CavallsTrailMenorca, SpainRestored 14th-century path on Menorca.
Costa BravaNeighborhoodCatalonia, SpainRamble between wild, pebble-studded bays.
Costa de la LuzHotelAndalucía, SpainRemote sugar-white strands, great for kitesurfing.
Parque Natural Cabo de GataSightAlmería, SpainProtected nudist beaches.
Devour ToursPlaceBarcelona, SpainExpert-led food tours in Barcelona, Madrid, Seville, San Sebastián.
Centro de Arte Reina SofíaArts centreMadrid, SpainHome to Picasso's Guernica.
Museo Thyssen-BornemiszaMuseumMadrid, SpainHome to Van Gogh's Les Vessenots in Auvers.
Museo del PradoMuseumMadrid, SpainHome to Velázquez's Las meninas.
Sherry TriangleNeighborhoodAndalucía, SpainAndalucía’s unmatched Sherry Triangle.
Illas CíesNature reserveGalicia, SpainSublime beaches.
Costa da MorteNature reserveGalicia, SpainClifftop paths.
Jerte ValleyNeighborhoodExtremadura, Spain
Ambroz ValleyNeighborhoodExtremadura, Spain

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The GuardianJun 17, 2019

A local’s guide to Cádiz, Spain: 10 top tips

Almost entirely surrounded by water, this Andalucian port city boasts 3,000 years of history, reflected in ancient buildings, traditional fish dishes and salt-of-the-earth people Cadiz’s most famous beach, Playa de La Caleta , is right in the old town. Get there an hour before sundown and watch the sun dip gently into the Atlantic, as the small fishing boats are painted gold by its final rays.…

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Playa de La CaletaSightBeach imitated Havana's craggy harbour in James Bond film
Mercado Central de AbastosMarketSpain's oldest covered market, reopened after restoration
GadisushiRestaurantSells sushi at Mercado Central de Abastos
ArgendarteRestaurantSells Argentinean empanadas at Mercado Central de Abastos
Taberna Casa MantecaRestaurantLocal favourite founded in 1953, serves tapas and wine
Cáfe RoyaltyCaféOpened in 1912, restored to Renaissance-style glory
Oratorio de San Felipe NeriPlace of worshipHistoric location where Spain's first constitution was passed
Plaza San AntonioSightHistoric location where La Pepa was once read aloud
Alameda ApodacaViewpointTree-filled promenade with statues and bay views
Restaurante El FaroRestaurantLocals' favourite known for locally caught seafood
Usted está aquíPlaceGallery-cum-shop showcasing work of local artists
Café Teatro Pay PayBarDimly lit theatre and bar, part of performance art movement
Playa del FaroSightBeach with serene turquoise water, less-trodden than La Caleta
Cabo de Trafalgar lighthouseSightLighthouse near Playa del Faro
Bar Las DunasBarRustic, thatched beach bar near Playa del Faro
Café PelicanoCaféShowcases local and international artists, jazz to rock'n'roll
Senator CádizHotelRestored mansion in the old town
Casa CaracolHostelBudget hostel in a period building, includes breakfast
Castillo de Santa CatalinaAttraction
Castillo de San SebastiánAttraction

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The top 20 things to do in Spain

A local’s guide to Cádiz, Spain: 10 top tips