Roman Theatre of Cádiz (Teatro Romano de Cádiz) Tours

Experience the seaside splendor of Cadiz on a flexible hop-on hop-off tour of the beautiful Spanish city. Enjoy a 24-hour validity period in which your ticket can be used to discover all of Cadiz’s top attractions; whenever a landmark captures your attention, simply disembark at one of 12 conveniently located bus stops and explore further. When you're ready to rejoin the tour, return to the bus stop and climb onboard to continue sightseeing. Listen to informative audio commentary as you drive and enjoy the flexibility of creating your own itinerary on this convenient tour.

A route through the city of Cadiz and its Tavira tower from which to see incredible panoramic views of the city. A walk through the Phoenician Cadiz, Romana, up to the actuary. Know the popular neighborhood of La Viña and Populo, Caleta door, the beach of La Caleta. Knowing why the first constitution was signed in Cádiz, because Napoleon fell in love with Cadiz, letting himself be carried away by the smell of salt in its streets.

Embark on a two-wheeled adventure in Cádiz with this 2.5-hour bike tour. Cover more distance than walking while enjoying the flexibility to stop often as you cycle through the ancient port city with a local guide. Learn about the fascinating history of Cádiz, one of the oldest towns in Europe, and see highlights like the Plaza de España, San Sebastian Castle, the cathedral and Carranza Bridge. You’ll also take in the fresh sea breeze as you cycle along the city’s three urban beaches.

Experience the ancient alleys and historic landmarks of the Andalusian city of Cádiz during this 4.5-hour walking excursion. Wander through the narrow streets of the El Populo neighborhood, see the ruins of the city’s Roman theater, enjoy skip-the-line access to the 18th-century Torre Tavira (Tavira Tower), and much more. A tapas and wine tasting at a local eatery is also included.

Definitely the best part of your trip! According to the local people from Cádiz, the tapas food was invented here, on the "Playa de Cortadura" Our expert guides will share with you, stories& legends and the fine humour of this millenian city. Learn the 6 different ways in Cadiz to call the shrimps. Do delight with the white wines of the Sierra de Cádiz, dry or sweet Sherry wines, and also try ours local beers. Try the "" Pescaíto frito " (Fried fish) . The best Iberican ham, the best sea food, and the king of the gastronomy of Cadiz coast: the Red Tuna. Starting with a nice walk, you will be chating with our expertise guide about the assortment of tapas from Andalusia g shared in an international gastronomy context. Good tapa´s bars are usually plenty of people, therefore, that's fun! Enjoy and share place at the tab or table between the Cadiz and follow the recommendation of your guide. We will visit 3 tapas bars in 3 hours.

Cádiz, is the oldest city in the West and that put an end to the known world. According to Greek mythology, it was founded by Hercules, just after separating Europe and Africa with their hands to fulfill their tenth work. Throughout its history, many ancient civilizations have passed through the "Silver Cup": Phoenicians, Greeks, Carthaginians, Romans. From here the ships departed and arrived from the Americas and their port keeps the history of battles between large fleets and It is the city where our first Constitution "La Pepa" was born. Discover amazing and funny legends and stories on our Tour. Our local guide will take you through the streets of Cádiz and will tell you all about the happiest city you have ever known: Carnival, its beaches, its art, its people.

Explore two Andalusian fascinating cities on this 5-hours private tour. Treat yourself to a guided visit of the most famous sights of the town of Cadiz and embrace the vibrant culture of Jerez, the world capital of sherry. The tour is wheelchair adapted and doesn’t require a lot of walking.

Discover the culinary culture of Cadiz, the port city that is said to have “invented” tapas, during this small-group tasting tour. Walk around the city and learn about the history behind its regional cuisine as you stop at local tapas bars and shops. Some of the samplings include Iberian ham, shrimpfish, fish, and drinks like wine, sherry, and beer.