Top Things to do in Province of Cadiz
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The 10 Best Hidden Gems Things to do in Province of Cadiz, Andalucia
Discover the best top things to do in Province of Cadiz, Spain including Museo de la Piel de Ubrique, Marimantas Vejer, Visitas guiadas Ciudad Romana de Ocuri, Los burros de Juanino, Parapente Algodonales, Archaeological Ensemble of Baelo Claudia, Zahara de la Sierra, Torre del Homenaje, Panteon de Marinos Ilustres, Castillo de Jimena de la Frontera.
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1. Museo de la Piel de Ubrique
2. Marimantas Vejer
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 390 reviews
Guided and serenaded tours in Vejer de la Frontera. Discover Vejer in a different way by learning about its history and legends through theatrical song. One of the company's main aims is to re-evaluate the historical and artistic legacy of Vejer and re-discover its old traditions, stories, legends and adventures, under the auspices of Sustainable Tourism. (Vejer de la Frontera - Province of Cádiz - Costa de la Luz).
3. Visitas guiadas Ciudad Romana de Ocuri
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 144 reviews
4. Los burros de Juanino
5. Parapente Algodonales
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 175 reviews
Parapente Algodonales, a paragliding company in Algodonales, Southern Spain, offer high-quality tandem flights with qualified and experienced pilots (morethan 18years flying). Algodonales is one of the most famous places for paragliding in Europe, thanks to the best climate conditions to fly the whole year round. Live a new experience -Enjoy paragliding tandem flight with a professional pilot. -No previous experience is necessary or any special physical fitness. -We handle everything. -More than 18 years experience. -Offer an unforgettable paragliding flight. -Contact us to find out more about our gift vouchers.
6. Archaeological Ensemble of Baelo Claudia
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,233 reviews
Closed Mondays in July, August and September
Reviewed By perle369 - Malaga, Spain
This superb early Roman city is very well preserved in relation to other cities whch have been built over. It has everything, the forum, the ships, the great Roman highway and city gates, columns, the magnificent amphitheatre, the saltng pits near the beach, temples, necropolis, statues, viaduct, baths etc etc. The layout is clearly visible and work is still in progress as it will be for years to come. The visitor centre and museum attached in a beautiful building. Some of the exhibits were not available due to winter refurbishing but we could not coomplain as their was plenty to see. One of the statues was found as late as 2012 so there is obviously more to come. We will be back. Our one criticism is that the whole site is FREE to view for EU nationals. Why? We would have gladly paid 5 Euros each for the experience. We have noticed this tendency in Spain not to charge for historical venues or very small amount such as 1.80 Euros. Visitor should contribute to the venues as the staff have to be paid and the buildings kept up to standard, never mind funding for more digging and research! The Spanish Government is missing a trick here.
7. Zahara de la Sierra
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 614 reviews
Reviewed By FincaVeganaSpain - Zahara de la Sierra, Spain
We love this romantic white town on top of the mountain. You can walk there from the Finca and spend a wonderful time wandering through the cobblestone streets and enjoying the spectacular views. Definitely worth a visit!
8. Torre del Homenaje
9. Panteon de Marinos Ilustres
10. Castillo de Jimena de la Frontera
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 145 reviews
Reviewed By DrMentone
The Castle of Jimena is a special stop for my family. I have lived in the region for many years and have enjoyed bringing visitors to this site. We enjoy driving to the parking area by the ancient church at the very top of town. From there it is only a few steps from the entry ramp, where history has played itself out with the first Iberians, Romans, Moors and Spaniards. A historian will note that much of historic Jimena was damaged during the great battles fought bravely against the French during the War of Independence two hundred years ago. My family enjoys the free entry to the castle, the beautiful panoramic views, and the hiking trails down to Ruta Vega de Hozgarganta and views of the ruins of the military munitions factory on the banks of the Hozgarganta River.
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