first introductiones to the tour.

we'll go out through Puerta Tierra, the old wall that separates the two sides of the city, to visit the beaches of the new part

biking along the sea side

biking around the ship areas

we'll see the little Habana, Campo del Sur , a cultural mosaic where we can distinguish the contrasting footprints of the diverse civilisations that have passed through the city.

quick stop before venturing into the picturesque neighbourhood of el Pólpulo, the oldest in the city, finding our way through the medieval streets

get into the Roman theatre which lies underground, beneath the neighbourhood.

Next we have the Old Cathedral, formerly a mosque and now known as Santa Cruz church

we’ll head towards the Cathedral square where we can appreciate the contrasting architectural styles that make it so unique.

ituated between palatial homes and the post office building which leads into one of the most beloved stops

the Central Market, where we will immerse ourselves into its heart contemplating the great variety and freshness of the produce it has to offer, being able appreciate the scale (no pun intended!) of the fishing tradition in the city and the generous diversity of local seafood.

Just a few more meters and we enter La Viña, a friendly fishermen neighbourhood with plenty of character, famous for its many tapas restaurants and its carnival

la Caleta: a small but charming beach guarded by its two castles and under the convenient shade of the Balneario de la Palma. Here we can visit Castillo de San Sebatián, one of the two castles whith one of the best panoramics of the city, the only point where we can observe Cádiz from the sea without getting wet!