Many tourists come to Cadiz just to enjoy the spectacular beaches in the nearby villages. However, this city with more than 3,000 years of history offers many cultural treasures to discover. With the most comprehensive Essential Free Tour in Cadiz, you can visit all the highlights of the old town while walking with a small group of international travelers and a local guide passionate about their city. Along the walk, you will learn about ancient "Gadir" (the Phoenician name of the city), hear centuries-old legends, learn about the region's gastronomy, and see some of the best urban beaches in Spain. Your tour will take you to see archaeological remains such as the Roman Theater, which today has been integrated into the charming Populo Quarter.

The highlight of your Free Essential Tour in Cadiz will be the old Cathedral, a huge Baroque building whose massive structure towers over the city. It was built right next to the sea, so you will also have the opportunity to stroll along the longest and most spectacular seafront promenade in Cadiz: Campo del Sur. It follows a breakwater tracing the coast, and it is lined with colorful houses that have earned the area the nickname of "Little Havana". In addition, your group will also admire the beautiful La Caleta Beach, a favorite leisure spot for both locals and tourists. This expanse of golden sand is located between the Castle of San Sebastian and the Castle of Santa Catalina. Have your camera ready to take pictures of the dazzling views!

Other highlights of your free tour will be the Flores Square, the photogenic Falla Theater, and the Oratory of San Felipe Neri. In addition, your guide will also share interesting facts about the history of Cadiz. For example, you will understand why traditional houses use seashells and eroded sea stones as building material. Or why the local authorities placed cannons protecting the corners of each house after the War of Independence, fought against Napoleon in 1812. You will also hear the legend of the Frenchman who fell in love with a young girl in the narrow "Callejón del Duende" and what was the tragic fate of the couple. It will be a fun and educational tour that will fly by! Book today and come share a great experience!