The city of Cadiz is the longest standing and settled city of the entire Europe. The city dates back to the Phoenician era and passed through the Carthage era, Roman Empire and Moorish influence to the modern world. The city has a long history heritage and culture. The city is located at the coast of Mediterranean Sea and enjoys a pleasant tropical climate throughout the year. The city of Cadiz is also famous for pristine and unique Moorish charm. The old town is full of old central quarters and plazas buzzing with full of human activities. The new town of Cadiz is elegant metropolitan area with some excellent beaches. Visit Cadiz and enjoy an introductory tour of the city on a red double Decker hop on- hop off buses. The buses cover all the major tourist attractions of the city and provide you access to enjoy unlimited travel in the buses for a period of 24 hours. The buses stop at 9 tourist points and an Audio guide is available in 14 languages including English.
The city of Cadiz is the longest standing and settled city of Europe. The City of Cadiz is blessed with unique Moorish Charm and Spanish Culture. The city has many architectural and cultural heritages. The city is best explored and seen by red double Decker hop on –hop off buses. The buses cover all the major highlights of Cadiz and you can use them for 24 hours. The Buses starts from Plaza San Juan de Dios at 1000 hours and you can either join the bus from any of the bus stops. The buses stop at the following places:
Plaza San Juan de Dios: This broad plaza is surrounded by cafes and dominated by the imposing neoclassical city council built around 1800 AD. You will come across several craft shops and galleries here.
Puerta de Tierra: The Earth Door Monument was constructed at the end of 1850 to serve as a tower that could send messages through optical telegraphy from the Ministry of Interior to Cadiz in almost two hours.
Playa de la Victoria: The Beautiful beach of Cadiz and an ideal place to take a stroll or simply relax.
Catedral: The cathedral is a popular yellow – domed structure which was constructed in the 18th century. Here you can take a separate entrance to the Plaza de la Cathedral and climb the Torre de pomiente and have a panoramic view.
Playa de la Caleta: It is the most popular and crowded beach of Cadiz and is located between the two castles of the Old City.
The other main bus stops are Plaza de Seville, C.C El Corte Ingles, Parador Hotel Atlantico and Plaza de la Hispanidad.
During this tour you will also visit the following places:
Oratorio Santa Cueva, Iglesia de Santo Domingo, Iglesia de Santa Maria, Iglesia de Santa Cruz, Iglesia de Santiago, Iglesia de San Agustin, Iglesia del Rosario, Iglesia de San Antonio, Iglesia de San Lorenzo, Iglesia de San Francisco, Iglesia de la Pastora, Iglesia de la Palma, Oratorio de San Felipe Neri: Iglesia del Carmen, Palacio de Congresos, Carcel Real, , Casa de las Cadenas, Diputacion Provincial, Casa de Mora, Casa Fragela, Gran Teatro Falla, Murallas de Cadiz, Castillo de San Sebastian, Museo de Cadiz, Museo de las Cortes de Cadiz, Museo de la Catedral, Torre Tavira/Camara Oscura, Teatro Romano, Centro Taller Litografico, Castillo de Santa Catalina, Ficus Centenario, Mercado Central, Drago Centenario, Estacion Maritima, Monumento a las Cortes and Centro Nautico Elcano.
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All children must be accompanied by an adult.
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