Cadiz is the oldest city in Western Europe!
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Cadiz is the oldest city in Western Europe! The Phoenicians arrived here in 1100 BC. "Sea siren" called it Byron! Only 10 km2 of its area and on all sides - the Atlantic Ocean! In ancient times, the city was an island, today only a narrow isthmus connects Cadiz with the remaining Spain.
The program includes not only monuments, which are enough here (sarcophagi of the 5th century BC, the largest theater of Spain during the Roman Empire, the fortress and fortress of St. Catharina, the Arabian Medina, one of the most beautiful cathedrals of the Spanish Baroque, paintings by Murillo and Goya), but also the city itself with its magnificent beaches, narrow streets, spacious squares, an exotic park and, of course, secrets. Surely you want to find a dragon that is 400 years old, visit the Dark Chamber, try sea urchins and churros, find out what La Pepa means. I hope to fall in love with this city on the Atlantic Ocean!