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See another side of Spain with a stay in the stately, ancient city of Cadiz

One of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in Europe, Cadiz exudes history from every nook and cranny. This is a part of Spain that speaks to anyone fascinated by the past, with architecture from across the ages sitting side by side along the charming streets. The best way to see Cadiz is to just wander without thinking about it, seeing where your feet take you, and coming across handsome plazas dotted with stately statues and places to kick back and drink in the sun. Look out for the centuries-old city walls and remnants from the days of the Romans, and when you’re in need of refuelling, there’s always the famous, fresh seafood to feast on. The city is perched on a peninsula surrounded by the Bay of Cadiz, so Cadiz holiday rentals are all within a short distance of the sweeping coastline.

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To really make the most of a stay in this sea-bound part of Spain, it’s worth considering holiday apartments in Cadiz. Many of these are located just steps away from the ornate sights of the old town, and – as well as offering proximity to the major attractions – they also provide the kind of privacy you’d never have in a hotel. Having your own place really is like settling into a home away from home, giving you plenty of space to relax on lazy afternoons in between your Cadiz excursions, and letting you bring back ingredients to prepare in a proper kitchen. Cadiz holiday rentals will make you feel like one of the locals, rather than just another passing tourist.

Top things to do in Cadiz

There are things to do in Cadiz that will suit everybody. If you’re the kind of city breaker who relishes old architecture, Cadiz Cathedral is an essential stop. It took well over a century to build, which explains its alluring mixture of baroque and rococo flourishes, and its striking yellow dome is an icon of the Cadiz cityscape. Beach lovers, meanwhile, will be well served by Playa de la Victoria, a wide strip of sandy bliss which is capped by a promenade and numerous places to eat and drink. La Caleta is an even more picturesque beach, flanked on either side by jutting, historic forts. Back in the heart of the city, your casual ambling may well lead to the tree-filled Plaza de Mina, where you can sit at an outdoor café table and watch the people go by.

Getting around in Cadiz

Much of Cadiz is like an open-air museum, and deserves to be seen on foot. Strolling and sightseeing is one of the great pleasures of visiting the peninsula. Buses are available, however, and – if you’re staying in your Cadiz holiday rental for a longer period – you might want to look into hiring a car. This way, you can drive out to explore the forests and coastal towns of the wider province, or head over to the grand city of Jerez de la Frontera, famed for flamenco and tapas.