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The best of Culture in Cadiz City
Guide to the cultural events and entertainment in the city of Cádiz. Cultural tours, tourist guides, shows. Explore the best of culture in Cádiz.
Cádiz city is an ideal place for you to discover the three-thousand-year-old heritage that can be found here and learn all about it, especially if you are a culture lover.
Cádiz boasts a wealth of items of great cultural value: the Cathedral, many churches, Phoenician ruins, museums and so on.
All this will undoubtly make you enjoy your visit to the city of Cádiz.
Cádiz is not only renowned for its beautiful architecture, but also for the less “tangible” culture: for example, flamenco. If you visit Cádiz you should attend a live flamenco show. Surely, it won’t leave you indifferent!
What is more, the local cuisine is undoubtedly part of our culture. When you visit Cádiz, trying the typical coastal food is something that you must do.
In conclusion, if you are a real culture aficionado, Cádiz is one of the best cities to spend unforgettable holidays. Don’t hesitate to check out our website TUDESTINO to find all useful info about the magical city of Cádiz.
The Church of El Rosario has its origin from a hermitage of the 16th century that was home to the Augustinian nuns in Cádiz. It has been renovated several times and the current style is the work of Torcuato Benjumeda. The temple housed the Confraternity of the Virgen del Rosario de los Negros, from which...
The Fomer La Palma Spa (Balneario de la Palma) is one of the most unique buildings of Cadiz. Opened in 1926, it replaced the traditional Baños del Real. It is a building made of reinforced concrete, which has two distinct nuclei: the entrance hall, built on the wall (la Muralla) and the Spa called Balneario,...
The Chapel of Nuestra Señora del Pópulo is built on top of the Arco del Pópulo. This was the primitive gateway to the sea in the medieval Cádiz. It has its origin in 1587, when a canvas representing the Virgen del Pópulo, by painter Antonio Franco, was placed on the outside of the opening of...
The Church of San Lorenzo Mártir was built at the beginning of the 18th century. Latin-cross plan, it gave the district of La Viña a parish. The main façade is made of simple lines, concentrating its architectural interest. This features a ceramic panel with images of the Brotherhood of the Afflicted (Cofradía de los Afligidos)....
The little Church of La Conversión de San Pablo was part of a charity house founded in 1680 by Bishop Juan de la Isla in Cadiz. Its present appearance was designed a century later by Torcuato Benjumeda, in the year 1787. It is rectangular with a single nave divided into three sections by Doric pilasters....
The Church of Santiago, located in the Cathedral Square, hosted the College of the Society of Jesus in Cadiz, where today only the church remains. After the assault and sacking of the city of Cadiz in 1596 by the Anglo-Dutch troops under the Earl of Essex, the College was in such bad shape that the...
The Church of La Merced was part of the Convent of the Barefoot Mercedarian order, in Cádiz. It was founded in the 17th century at the behest of the Dukes of Medina Sidonia, who were protectors of such order. Because of the destruction occurred from the 19th century confiscations, today only the main façade and...
The Port of Cadiz, thanks to its geographical position, has been located throughout its history as the South Gate of Europe. Well connected by sea, by land and by road and rail. It has the advantage of being just 40 kilometres away from the Jerez airport. Extraordinarily equipped, it has become a major cruise ship...
Plaza San Antonio (“San Antonio Square”) is one of the nerve centres of Cádiz. During the 18th century, it became the hub of urban expansion and complement to the Plaza de San Juan de Dios in different acts. Here, the Constitution of 1812 was proclaimed and it was also the scene of the bloody suppression...
The Casa Palacio de los Mora was designed by Juan de la Vega in Cádiz. It was opened with a ballroom dance chaired by Queen Isabella II of Spain. Its physiognomy responds to the Elizabethan style. Moreover, it can be considered as one of the most outstanding 19th-century civil buildings in the...
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