Cadiz

Cádiz, a captivating city with a rich history, is the oldest continuously inhabited city in Western Europe, founded by the Phoenicians 3,000 years ago. This charming island city boasts stunning views of the Atlantic Ocean. Cádiz played a significant role as a hub for trade, exploration, and cultural exchange throughout history. Explore El Pópulo, the oldest neighborhood, with its historic palaces, Roman ruins, lookout towers, and traditional taverns like El Malagueño serving delicious food. For a vibrant atmosphere with cocktails and live music, head to Habana Café or Café de Levante in the evening. Stroll along the beachfront promenade stretching from La Caleta to Cortadura beach, lined with bars and clubs offering ocean views and refreshing drinks. Take in panoramic city and ocean vistas from Tavira Tower. Seek tranquility amidst the beautiful greenery of Parque Genovés, a park flourishing with exotic plants, including those brought from the New World. Indulge your shopping desires at the impressive Mercado Central building, surrounded by lively plazas, shops, restaurants, and bars. El Pópulo neighborhood offers a delightful shopping experience with traditional shops, boutiques, and local crafts. For a casual drink with a view, explore the Chiringuitos (beach bars) dotting the coast. Unleash your inner dancer at Habana Café, a Cuban-style bar with a lively atmosphere until 3 AM on weekends. Enjoy a cozy atmosphere with live music and a celebration of Cádiz's flamenco heritage at Café de Levante.