Cádiz
- Cádiz, Spain: Old Town Quarters, Cathedral and City Walls
Cádiz rewards a quarter-by-quarter walk rather than a tick-list: a medieval core at El Pópulo, the cathedral dome over the Campo del Sur, watchtowers built on trade, and two castles guarding La Caleta. Here is how the peninsula fits together, what to see in what order, and how the Atlantic setting shapes the day.
- Cádiz Cathedral: Tickets, Hours and What to See
One ticket covers Cádiz Cathedral, the Torre del Reloj climb and the Casa de la Contaduría. Here are the published hours, prices in euros, free-entry groups and the chapels and crypt worth seeking out.
- Cádiz Old Town: Quarters, Plazas and a Walking Route
Cádiz old town is compact enough to cross on foot, with the medieval Pópulo at its heart and plazas, a Roman theatre and the cathedral strung along a single walkable route. This guide sets out the quarters, the streets that connect them and the practical trade-offs for a short break.
- Things to Do in Tarifa: Old Town, Castle and the Strait
Tarifa's best day is spent inside the walls: the Puerta de Jerez, the whitewashed lanes off Calle Sancho IV el Bravo, Guzmán el Bueno castle and the wall-top adarve, with the Roman town of Baelo Claudia at Bolonia as the half-day out of town.
- Vejer de la Frontera: Plazas, Gates and Views in the White Town
Vejer de la Frontera is a walled white town on a hill in Cádiz province, and its old centre is small enough to cover on foot in half a day. This guide sets out a walking order through the Plaza de España, the gates and walls, the castle and the Judería, and flags the one sight that needs the car.