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19 Reviews All week long there is always something different to do and see. On the First Saturday there is a Cabalgata (parade) and a kiddie pageant. the Goddess of Carnival is also elected. On Sunday there...
5 Reviews Angango: People that usually wear lots of gold and shout and fight about everything and anything. Aro- Shortened from the Castillano word claro which means 'of course'. Bastinazo- An extremely...
3 Reviews the business of the relics at the Medieval times was very important. A good church or cathedral with a relic had a promising future and many incomes. Here the one in Cadiz had two, this one is from...
kaloz Says: You may find the local youths enjoying the Parque Genoves. It offers some winding paths. interesting sights, benches to rest, and area to play. At first sight...
kaloz Says: Is seems that anywhere man encounters the water, he will drop a line and try to catch a fish. Along the walls the water is shallow and warm and you can see the...
blint Says: Feria's are held all over Andalucia and Spain. They comprise of two parts: A fair ground for the kids and a village of beer tents for the adults. Though you...
blint Says: Here in Cadiz it is still the norm to get your gas delivered to you in the orange gas bottles you see in the photo. You phone up and buy a new bottle for 14...
blint Says: Here in Cadiz the people love to talk, loudly. In fact they think the French and British whisper when they talk, just to show you how loud they can be!They...
blint Says: Torture is not art nor culture it's a national disgrace (translation from the poster).Cadiz does NOT have a Bull Ring but on the 17th and 18th June a couple of...
blint Says: Cádiz is a gay friendly city, including bars in the centre heralding the rainbow flag in their windows. If you are looking for a gay atmosphere then try SEBLON...
blint Says: By law your dog should have a micro chip to stop people abandoning their pets which is a common thing here. In the villages around Cadiz there are many...
blint Says: Here in Cadiz many people have dogs although it seems just as many, if not more people are scared of them. I don't mean scared of big dogs either, I mean all...
blint Says: Here in Cadiz the recent changes in the law are taking their time to come into effect. Although in most fully fledged restaurants it is now prohibited to smoke...
blint Says: Every year in August as a spin off to the end of the football Trofeo de El Carranza ,where Cadiz CF play teams such as Real Madrid, there are BBQ's on the...
blint Says: Shops usually open fom about 10am in the morning and close at 2pm (in Spain the morning (mañana) is considered to be up to 2pm not 12pm). They then open again...
blint Says: Gaditano/a is the name to describe someone from Cadiz. You will hear this word mentioned a lot as they are very proud of it and it's meaning. You can find the...
blint Says: Puchero is a very typical dish from Cadiz, In other parts of Spain a similar dish called 'Cocido' can be found which is basically the same as puchero. It is of...
Redang Says: This market takes place every August for a few days, mostly in the evening/night. El Barrio del Pópolo hosts this event where you can enjoy markets, food and...
blint Says: Every summer the Ayuntamiento de Cadiz organises a route of tapas where many bars and restaurants make a spacial tapas (tapas are small dishes of food) menu...
Confectionery and pastry of Cadiz province
annase Says: The confectionery and pastry making in Cadiz is heavily influenced by the regions' links with the countries of the Arabic heritage. Some of the delicacies not...
bugalugs Says: I dont suppose its really a local custom, but this is where I am putting it!As I didnt really know anything about Cadiz until I got there and that was only for...
blint Says: On a Friday or Saturday night in Spain you usually go out for dinner at 10 O'clock and then hit the bars or Botellon (street party) at 12 o' Clock (yes that...
People from Cadiz: Manuel de Falla
Carmela71 Says: Manuel de Falla, Spanish musician that was born in Cadiz and left Spain after the Spanish war, dying in Buenos Aires a few years later. Five cities influenced...
People from Cadiz: Jose Maria Peman
Carmela71 Says: You can find this name in many places around Cadiz.An statue and a auditorium at parque Genoves or its tomb at the crypt under the cathedral.He supported the...
Carmela71 Says: During the months of April and August the tunas pas the Straight of Gibraltar after being at the arctic north pole and Norway.In the Mediterranean due to the...
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3 Reviews and 145 Opinions We stayed recently (28 Feb 2011) in the Fuerte Hotel in Conil, Andalucia, Southern Spain and really...
2 Reviews and 122 Opinions Thi hotel is in a nice location. The Victoria beach is a 2 min walk. If you like to walk it is easy...
4 Reviews and 48 Opinions This is a modern building - disguuised as you approach by the lush gradens at the front - even in...
Reviews and photos of Cadiz attractions posted by real travelers and locals. The best tips for Cadiz sightseeing.
We used to go on weekends to a little house in the "La Barrosa" beach, at Chiclana, south of Cadiz.It was a wild beach where you could walk for hours without...
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Q: Am hoping for some insider knowledge as my OH and me are packing everything up iin Cornwall and heading off to Cadiz. We have...
A: Just some places to go to... Tarifa, it's on the sea (good windsurf and beaches...and the small village) the same thing for Zahara de los atunes, Conil de la Frontera...
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I was born in Cadiz, and I lived there for nearly 20 years. I come back whenever I have a long weekend or so. There are so many places to see, and yet so few tourists. It's like a hidden jewel, so I...
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For two wonderful years I have lived in Cadiz a really nice city to visit if you have time, preferable in Carnival season. My experience in Cadiz was great, even if my studies at Sea Sciences...
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Cadiz is supposed to be one of the oldest cities in Euorpe dating back at far as 1100BC, although most of the construction here is of the 18th and 19th century. Some beautiful buildings and we were so...
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According to tradition, Cádiz was founded by the Phoenician in 1100 B.C. Modern historic science, however, dates back to 800 B.C. when the Phoenician ships first reached the bay. This page has...
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At Carnaval everyone gets dressed up and goes out onto the streets of the old centre to drink. The whole of the centre gets converted into one open air bar for about four days. This is me dressed as...
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