The monuments that you cannot miss
- CATHEDRAL OF CADIZ
Turns out to be a Mandatory visit when visiting southern Spain. The Cathedral of Cádiz is majestically located in the Plaza de la Catedral where it shines white impacting directly when you come walking down a peculiar little street. This property Baroque and neoclassical reflects one of the most important architectural structures recognized of the city.
Its walls combine to perfection with its immaculate dome covered in white tiles and yellow, becoming something exclusive that causes in addition to being known like the "New Cathedral", easily recognized.
Its creation began in 1722 which was later completed in 1838. Known worldwide for keep precious specimens of goldsmith and custodians, but, above all, is in this cathedral where the famous composer Manuel de Failure, natural from Cádiz.
You can not miss the view of the entire city from the Torre de Poniente. further, the Cathedral of Cádiz It is surrounded by an immense ocean and a historic center with a lot of charm.
- MONUMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION OF 1812
It is unthinkable to visit Cádiz without going through the Monument of the Constitution of 1812. TheSpain Square I know makes it an ideal place to find nature between the city and take a walk quietly for his Eden. In its center, this monument stands majestic and contrasts with the surrounding greenery.
We found a hemicycle and an empty presidential chair with bronze equestrian statues on each side. Symbolizing peace and war regarding the Constitution of 1812. further, we found the statue of a woman representing Spain and the Spanish people more broadly, With various statues.
On the back we find Hercules as a symbol of the Cadiz city.
The Monument of the Constitution of 1812 is a witness to the past and of the work done by the Cortes.
Visiting said monument is the ideal opportunity to admire all the details of said place and learn more about the local culture and its history.
- CASTLE OF SAN SEBASTIÁN
We find one of the first electric headlights in Spain, but not only that, constructed during the 18th century, the Castle of San Sebastián is accessible from a footbridge that takes you to the west of Cádiz with views of the Bay of Cádiz and the rest of the Cadiz metropolis.
East iconic monument maintains its old glory with an impressive fortification in the middle of the water. It attracts travelers with its peculiar shape and original composition. In greek mythology, it is suggested that the Phoenician church of Cronos was once on this island.
TO the entrance we discovered a successful lighthouse of 1908 with its watchtower. East ride is used by both locals and visitors on their walks daily at the end of the day or early, you can not miss the view of the Castle of San Sebastián flooded by the sun.
The stage is just so warm and fabulous for a musical concert or any another event. Don't miss the Castillo de San Sebastián at the end of the Caleta.
- GRAND THEATER FALLA
Walking for it's streets, be sure to visit and admire the Gran Teatro Falla.
A beautiful 19th century property typical of the Spanish tradition, highlights a contrast between red and white, palm trees and roses carved into rock, will leave you bowled over. His neo-Mudejar style, It was designed with Arabic influence and Spanish, owing its name to the popular composer Manuel de Falla, one of the most important musicians of the 20th century in Spain.
TO throughout the whole year, in this Andalusian theater they have different places performances: dance performances, operas, plays and much more. The interior is even more amazing than its facade!! In this way that, attending a performance is a great way to fully discover it. What's more organizes annual exhibitions that allow you to find beautiful works of art and artists with wit.
Come on find this unusual theater in the northwest of the old town. Yes you come to Cádiz throughout the Carnival, you can have the possibility of attend the Official Contest of Carnival Groups of Cádiz in the Gran Fail Theater.
- ROMAN THEATER OF CÁDIZ
On your way to find the Cathedral of Cádiz, We suggest that you stop to contemplate the Roman theater of the city. Its peculiarity: is on the air independent and still It is one of the oldest Spanish with a capacity of 20.000 spectators.
Built around the year 70 a.C. in the helmet former "El Populo" under the directives of Balbo, founder of Neapolis, has been later abandoned. The monarch Alfonso X made the decision at that time build part of the medieval city of Cádiz on these ruins.
Like the rest of Andalusia, this roman theater is an ancient property sure to appeal to history buffs and historical ruins.
