Tourist Information

Get all the essential tourist information for visiting Cádiz. Find tips on attractions, transport, accommodation, guided tours, and local experiences to plan your perfect trip and make the most of your stay.

Discovering Cádiz: A Journey Through Andalusia’s Coastal Jewel

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Festivals in Cádiz

Nestled on the southwestern coast of Spain, where the Atlantic Ocean kisses the Iberian Peninsula, lies Cádiz—a city steeped in history, culture, and natural beauty. Discovering Cádiz: A Journey Through Andalusia’s Coastal Jewel

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Plaza de las Flores, Cádiz: What to See, Eat & Local Tips

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Plaza de las Flores in Cádiz

Plaza de las Flores, also known as Plaza Topete, is one of the most colourful and lively squares in the historic centre of Cádiz. The name comes from the flower market that once took place here, and flower stalls still line part of the square today. Surrounded by colourful buildings, wrought-iron balconies and palm trees, it is a pleasant place to stop while exploring the old city.

The plaza sits directly beside the Mercado Central de Abastos, making this one of the most useful spots to include on a walk through central Cádiz. You can browse the flower stalls, admire the architecture, stop for a drink or something to eat, and then continue on to the market and the nearby streets of the old town.

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What’s On in Cádiz: Events, Concerts, and Local Festivals to Experience Year-Round

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Night of San Juan (Noche de San Juan) in Cádiz

If you’re searching for what’s on in Cádiz, you’ll find a city that always has something happening. From flamenco nights in historic plazas to beachside concerts and colorful local festivals, Cádiz offers an exciting mix of events throughout the year. Whether you’re planning a visit or already in town, exploring Cádiz events is one of the best ways to experience the city’s energy and culture.

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Can You Take Your Dog on the Beach in Cádiz City?

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Can You Take Your Dog on the Beach in Cádiz City?

Yes! (and no!) In the city of Cádiz, dogs are generally not allowed on beaches during the high season which is generally from June to September. However, the good news is, if you’re a dog owner looking to enjoy the beach with your furry friend, there is a designated area just for you.

NOTE: Before you take your dog on any beaches, take a good look for any signs prohibiting access.

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The Cádiz Bay Catamaran: A Scenic and Practical Way to Travel the Coast

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Catamaran Cádiz

The Catamarán de la Bahía de Cádiz is more than just a ferry service — it’s one of the most pleasant and scenic ways to travel between Cádiz, El Puerto de Santa María, and Rota. Operating like a regular transport line, this catamaran service runs daily and offers an unforgettable experience for both visitors and locals, especially when the sun is shining and the sea is calm.

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