With more than three thousand years of history, the province of Cádiz boasts a rich and varied monumental and cultural heritage, a legacy of the many civilizations that traversed its lands. Villages and cities on the frontier (de la frontera), maritime and mountainous, bathed by the sea, and whitened by lime and sun in the mountains. 45 municipalities where, in addition to what has already been mentioned, you can enjoy the rich gastronomy and the warmth and friendliness of its people.
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The Jewish footprint of Cadiz.
That Cadiz enjoys an extensive Phoenician, Roman, and medieval monumental and cultural heritage, with palatial houses of the new world merchants crowned with beautiful watch towers is no secret, but the Jewish footprint found among its streets and facades may be…
Duration: 2 hours.
El Puerto de Santa María, its sweets and the Holy Spirit monastery.
Known as the city of a hundred palaces, we will discover some of its beautiful palatial houses courtyards and representative monuments such as the Prioral church and Saint Mark Castle, including a stop to try the typical tejas sweet. The tour ends in the oldest women’s monastery in the city, where the Holy Spirit nuns open the doors of the church and the courtyard of the cloister, in addition to offering us their pastry delights and artisan products.
Duration: 2 hours 30 minutes.
Sanlúcar de Barrameda and manzanilla wine.
Gateway to trade with the New World, a key location for the first circumnavigation of the globe, and famous for its cuisine and a wine that, due to its characteristics, has its own name, Manzanilla. Explore its most beautiful corners and savor Manzanilla in an authentic 16th-century sacristy.
Duration: 2 hours 30 minutes.
Rota and its interventions.
A mandatory pilgrimage site during the Arab era, the village is dotted with narrow streets, squares with monuments, and a spacious promenades. During the tour, we will be seeking and discovering the curious artistic expressions of the residents of Rota, the interventions.
Duration: 2 hours.
Arcos de la Frontera and flamenco airs.
The opening village to the Route of the White Villages of Cadiz, you will get to know its most emblematic churches, including the bell towers and beautiful viewpoints. After the tour, it will be the time for enjoying a splendid flamenco show with tapas and sherry wine.
Duration: 3 hours.
Vejer de la Frontera and its leyends.
Ranked as one of the Most Beautiful Villages in Spain, this white village boasts manor houses, an ancient Jewish quarter, beautiful viewpoints, and winding streets that hide curious legends and stories like “la cobijada”, “the blinded balcony” or the beautiful moorish woman Zhora.
Duration: 2 hours.
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