Part of our walking tour , we strolled small alleys with cobblestone, some are very windy and extremely narrow. You certainly can’t stroll with a wheelchair or a walker. This is the place though to discover interesting historical buildings, the architecture is incredible, the bars...More

You can easily spend a day or two just walking around these small alleys, exploring the backyards, which are sometimes opening to the street, or listening flamenco music from flats in the evening.. It really feels like real Spain here, after boring Costa del Sol...

Cádiz is a very walk-able city (although the cobblestones can be difficult for wheelchairs, walkers, or canes) and you can just wander around discovering the interesting historic buildings, archways/gates, plazas, and balconies. If you arrive by cruise ship, the city is at your doorstep. Wander...More

At the Plaza de San Martin in the center of El Populo (Cadiz Old Town, near the Arco del Populo) lies a beautiful 1600's piece of delicious architecture that demanded attention. It oozed luxury, wealth, elegance, and a richness that time hasn't dimished. Rumor has...More

Cadiz is an easy city in which to wander about at will. It’s relatively compact, and one can easily circumnavigate the perimeter of the old town in a morning or afternoon. Many of its streets meander narrowly up, down and around – and one will...More

Cadiz's old town, like the other Spanish cities, is full of narrow streets and alleys. Walking around the labyrinth-like city is a pleasurable experience.

Enter from old gate in Cathedral Square close to Cathedral. Follow painted line to explore the old town of Cadiz. History all around you and plenty of places to stop for a welcome drink.