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We found this small local shop selling candy, and pastries typical of this region. We spent quite some time in here trying to decide what to take with us. If I recall, I chose some of the local chocolates and Carmen bought some Turron for her mother ( made from Almonds ). In addition to this we both had some cakes (Chocolate Palmyras) to eat walking back to the car.
Updated Feb 15, 2004
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The town market looks as if it had seen better days, but was very quiet. It had a variety of shops selling everything from fruit and vegetables to gifts.
Updated Feb 15, 2004
Medina Sidonia is a small village situated in the Province of Cadiz. It is 300m above sea level and has 11,000 habitants. The village has Roman and medieval walls and tidy narrow cobbled streets. It...
And out of the mist appeared a city.
Our second day in Cadiz province and we decided to visit the beautiful historic town of Medina Sidonia. It was a bright and sunny day down on the coast and we had a 30 minute drive to get to Medina......
Medina Sidonia, located in the Cadiz province of Andalucia, Southern Spain, is a little known ancient hill-top village. The town was one of Spain's most important ducal seats in the 15th century and...
Without words! A must do with no doubt! This city has as much history as Cadiz. First occupied by the Phoenicians, alter the Romans and Muslim. You can find rests of the roman city that was......
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