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Cadiz (Seville), Spain

La Caleta Beach, Cadiz

Introduction

Cadiz is a port city on the southwest coast of Spain near Gibraltar. It is 124 km south of Seville.

Where You're Docked

Cruise ships dock at Puerto Comercial on the northeast side near the train station.

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Money and Tipping

Spain's currency is the Euro (EUR). A small tip (5-10%) is appreciated when dining in restaurants. Tip taxi drivers between 5-10%.

Local Transportation

Cadiz is fairly small and can be explored on foot. Trains run hourly to go to Seville and the trip takes just under two hours. Fares are approx €13 one way and €24 return. You can check schedules here - http://www.renfe.com/EN/viajeros/

Hotels

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Sights

Cadiz

• City walls - You can walk along parts of the wall surrounding the old town
• Castillo de Santa Catalina - A large fort on the western end of the city
• Cadiz Cathedral - You can climb the west tower for views of the city
• La Caleta Beach - A popular beach in the summer located on the west side

Seville

• Alcazar Palace - A royal palace with moorish influences and large garden.
• Seville Cathedral - Third largest cathedral in the world houses the tomb of Christopher Columbus.
• Plaza de Espana - This pavilion built for the 1929 World's Fair now houses government buildings. For Star Wars fans, the buildings are featured in Attack of the Clones.
• Plaza de toros - Seville's bull fighting arena. Fights are usually on weekends but you should check the schedule if you plan on visiting. There is a museum and tours are available on non-fight days.

Shopping & Restaurants

There is a central market in Cadiz.

Internet

Cafes and restaurants may provide free wifi to customers.

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Cadiz

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Weather

Cadiz Weather Forecast

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