Location: Cadiz
Top Things to do in Cadiz
Countries
7 Hidden Gems Things to do in Cadiz That You Shouldn't Miss
Cádiz (/kəˈdɪz/; Spanish: [ˈkaðiθ]; see other pronunciations below) is a city and port in southwestern Spain. It is the capital of the Province of Cádiz, one of eight which make up the autonomous community of Andalusia.
Restaurants in Cadiz
1. Free Tour Cadiz Lalunares
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 313 reviews
Free Tour Cadiz Discover Cadiz with our free tour and its way of living through its people. Free Walking Tour is another way to know more about the history of Cadiz. Don't feel like a tourist and enjoy with us.
2. Lockgical Escape Room Cadiz
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 362 reviews
1º Escape Room in Cadiz. Lockgical opens a new concept in Cadiz capital in 2016, “escape room”. We currently have two different escape games, The Process: Phase 1 & Phase 2. We also have the Escape Room available for children and adolescents between 9 and 15 years old. Come and play with your team of 2 to 8 people! You have 60 minutes to complete your challenge. Are you ready?
Reviewed By El_Sueno - Paterna de Rivera, Spain
We've completed Escape Rooms in various countries but this was our first in Spain. We really enjoyed the Lockgical Escape Room which was creative and captivating, linking the concept with the puzzles - all of which were of a different and intriguing style. We highly recommend Lockgical and are thoroughly looking forward to returning for Fase 2 in the summer.
3. Alandalus Club - Gourmet Selection
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 18 reviews
We are an online store of Andalusian gourmet products and Delicatessen with physical headquarters in Cadiz. We are dedicated to a solidarity trade of organic products and artisans of small Andalusian producers. We look for quality always at the best price. We take care that all our products are ecological and healthy, which translates into a delicious taste and a greater guarantee of food. We also organized private tapas walking and bikes tours in Cadiz. - Explore the authentic tapas culture of Spain - Discover secret of the oldest city still in existence in the western world. Learn the history of Cadiz.
4. Sur Tour
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 22 reviews
Sur Tour offers a quality service for you to meet cultural, patrimonial and natural wealth of the city and province of Cadiz like you're from here. We are travelers accompanying travelers. Do not miss Cadiz! We make guided tours in small groups. We make private exclusive tours for you. We also do trekking routes and day trips in our own vehicles (maximum 8 people) or 'hare' system (drive your own car and let us guide you on the local roads). All our routes include: lunch, tickets to monuments, coffee and drinks, assistant en route and photographer (the photographs will be delivered free at the end of the route) Ask for our personalized routes and the languages that we offered. Also in sign language.
5. La Cava Taberna Flamenca
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 170 reviews
Reviewed By jerrya989 - Scandia, United States
As we were walking around Cadiz we were on our way back to our parking spot down this small side street. We noticed this small bar "La Cava" featured Flamenco evenings. Went inside and immediately made reservations without doing any research. We were definitely NOT Disappointed. The show was fantastic. You could really see and feel the passion the dancers, singer, and guitarist revealed in their performance. Would rate higher if I could.
6. Yacimiento Arqueologico Gadir
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 556 reviews
**Temporarily Closed** CLOSED TO NEW NOTICE DUE TO MAINTENANCE WORK Archaeological site named Gadir. During the visit you will do a tour where you will be able to see the evolution of the city from its founding by the Phoenicians to Roman times. Right 21st century, an interactive multimedia tour will allow you to see the remains of the ancient Phoenician city built in the 9th century BC, with its dwellings, its streets, its animals, etc.
Reviewed By CanadianTraveler18
My husband and I both found this site fascinating. We showed up at the box office around 11:30 and got free tickets for the one o’clock tour. Our guide spoke both Spanish and English and after the introductory film (subtitled in English) we were free to walk around the clearly described remains of Phoenician homes and streets. Our guide asked if we had any questions and spent a good half hour explaining things to us. She was very knowledgeable and we felt lucky to have her to ourselves. If you’re interested in history this is definitely worth seeking out.
7. 1d3milhistorias
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 32 reviews
TAGS
