Kotinoussa Park in Cádiz spans an area of 9,985 m² and was inaugurated in 2003. It derives its name from one of the three islands of the Phoenician “Gadeiras Archipelago”: Erytheia, Kotinoussa, and Antipolis (Isla de León). Erytheia was the northernmost island, stretching from the current Castle of San Sebastián to the Island of Sancti … Read more
The Paseo de Carlos III is a historic promenade located between Genoves Park and the Alameda de Apodaca effectively joining these two gardens together. The promenade dates back to 1927 and was created as a result of the progressive occupation of the military security area of the walled perimeter of Cadiz. The current architecture is … Read more
The “Parque de los Cinco Continentes” (Park of the Five Continents) is a public park located along the Avenida de la Sanidad Pública. The park was inaugurated in 2003, with an area of 18,214 m². It occupies the space that was reclaimed on the old train line which is now underground. Before the work to … Read more
The Parque Fosos de la Tierra is a green area located adjacent to the Puertas de Tierra in Cádiz, housing part of the canvasses of the Defensive Wall of the Puertas de Tierra. The area was once a moat that formed part of the city’s defensive system, along with the access slopes to the ditch … Read more
Since its opening in 2012, the Celestino Mutis Park has transformed into the largest urban oasis in the city of Cádiz, boasting lush greenery and sprawling spaces for leisure and recreation. This beautiful park was developed from the former shipyard land, which was previously utilized for industrial purposes. Its inauguration marked the completion of the … Read more