Best places: Tourist attractions in Cádiz, Spain

Mazelike old town with tapas bars in cobbled squares & a cathedral behind medieval defensive walls.

Archaeological museum with artifacts & exhibits on ancient Phoenician culture & civilization.

👍👍 In this place i saw of the best sunsets I’ve ever seen in my life. Great beach, stunning panorama. Clean, perfect place to chill with your friends.

City views spread from this 1700s observation tower, plus a camera obscura & 2 exhibition halls.

Completed in 1929, this monument & its statues commemorate the Constitution of 1812.

😠 Architecturally and infrastructurally, a total failure. This enormous bridge makes no sense for the sparse car traffic. No access for pedestrians and cyclists in a modern new bridge design (2017).

Snug parish church featuring an airy, rustic sanctuary & domed roof in a charming seaside locale.

👍👍 Ok

Cathedral featuring baroque, rococo & neoclassical styles with a bell-tower climb to dramatic views.

Picturesque park known for its large array of plants & trees, plus paths & a lake with a waterfall

👍👍 One of the most pleasant and relaxing walks I've ever done. A place of special beauty.

Lively square with a flower market, bars, eateries & the city's 1930 main post office.

Museum in old Franciscan convent & modern building, known for its 17th-century Spanish collection.

👍👍 Beautiful place to visit with the sea in the background...

👍 If you like flamenco this a place you have to go. All greatest flamenco dancers, singers and musicians have been here before being known. The kitchen is alright and have the classics drinks and good from the south of Spain, very next to the ocean in the feels of the city gate you will have a great e...

Partially excavated ancient ruins of a massive Roman theater that held 20,000 spectators.

Fortress built in 1672 as part of the sea wall, now a venue for concerts & exhibitions.

This small, relaxed museum offers a collection of puppets from around the world & history exhibits.

Formed around 2 chapels, this Christian oratory dates to around 1730 & is filled with art.