Cadiz Turismo

Recommended thematic tourist routes in the Province of Cadiz.
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CADIZ ROUTES

American Route

At the end of 15 th century, Cadiz was famous as a key port on the international trade routes.

Craft Route

Cadiz 's craftwork today is noted for the variety of materials used and the wide range of products.

Horse Route

Cadiz can rightly be considered as the Spanish roots with possibly the strongest equestrian traditions.

Castles Route

The Castles Route is divided into three parts: Castles to defend the sea approaches and borders, and inland castles.

Coast Route

From Sanlúcar of Barrameda, and following 260 Kms. of Costa, they are the beaches of finer and more golden sand of the Peninsula.

Flamenco Route

The province of Cadiz , a magnificent opportunity for lovers of song and dance, is a must on the flamenco itineraries.

Gastronomy Route

The wealth of Cadiz 's cuisine has been passed down by the different cultures passing through here since time immemorial.

Gothic-Mudejar Route

The ongoing conquests of Fernando III and Alfonso X would bring one of the main movements in medieval Christian art: the Gothic.

Botanic and Historical Gardens Route

The parks and gardens are natural expressions that form part of the artistic heritage of the towns in which they are located.

Natural Parks Route

The province of Cadiz has one of the largest proportions of protected areas in the whole of Spain.

White Village Route

The white villages make up the picturesque and unique landscape of the province of Cadiz.

Roman Route

The importance of Cadiz and its regions during the Roman era can still be seen from the mainly archaeological remains.

Bulls Route

The bull has always been a symbol associated with force and vitality. The important role played by the bull has been passed down from our ancestors.

Wine Route

Wine is one of the best reflections of a region's culture.