Hotels in Cádiz, Spain

There isn’t a best time to visit Cadiz: any month is fine because in winter the temperature never falls below the average of 14 ° and in summer it doesn’t get over 23 °. Cadiz is not only sea, but also a place of cultural and natural tourism, point of access to a beautiful region such as Andalusia.

Cadiz has an ancient history. Founded by the Phoenicians about 3000 years ago, it has been populated by Romans, Visigoths, in the 700 it has hosted Muslim populations, to finally become part of the Kingdom of Castile in the thirteenth century.

Cadiz has played a major role in trade with the Americas during the eighteenth century. All this flow of cultures has left in Cadiz and in the immediately surrounding areas, a rich artistic and monumental heritage. Such as the cave paintings Tajo de las Figuras, in the nearby Benalup, or the Roman archaeological sites of Baelo Claudia in Tarifa. In Cadiz, it is worth visiting the Baroque Cathedral, the Gran Teatro Falla – dating back to the end of 1800, the city hall in San Juan Dios square, the Torre Tavira with its great 'dark room' where you can admire the reflections of Old Town, the original electricity pylons as high as 160 meters, the castle of Santa Catalina and that of San Sebastian, the whole Old Town - starting from the beautiful Puerta de Tierra.