The Histories of Cádiz. A three-year city.

Cádiz is a three-thousand-year-old city. The oldest city in the West, which apart from its official history, has the internal history lived by the citizens of Cádiz. A mixture of both is what we want you to know. A tour that begins in the Plaza de San Juan de Dios, a place where for centuries it is the entrance hall to the house of all that is Cádiz, since in Cádiz nobody feels like a stranger. After visiting the medieval walls we enter the Barrio del Populo, with its three access doors, the church of Santa Cruz (old Cathedral), its streets and noble houses, and the essential visit of the Roman Theater. Outside of Barrio de Populo, the Medieval city was more than a quarter, we will see the Cathedral of Cádiz, for the Gaditanos, the New Cathedral. The Cathedral of the Americas because its construction is related to the splendor of Cádiz in the eighteenth century and its trade with the "New World". Next to the Cathedral you can visit the Church of Santiago witnessing important moments

I am a gaditano who feels his city. In love with his past and hopeful in his future. Sometimes I like to feel like an outsider in Cádiz and fill my senses with its heritage and its history as if it were the first time I have met her.

In front of the Monument to Segismundo Moret in front of the fountain in the Plaza de San Juan De Dios.

Plaza de San Juan de Dios 16 11005 Cdiz Spain