Lonely Planet recommends revelling in Spain's most exuberant carnival currently taking place, indulging in Cadiz's mouthwatering tapas, sinking into the city's pulsating flamenco scene, and soaking up the authentic Spanish coffee culture.
For historical enthusiasts and beach lovers alike, the must-sees of Cadiz include its pristine beaches, ancient sights, and cultural experiences like Jerez's famed sherry and the prestigious Royal Andalusian Horse School.
Basking in winter sunlight and surrounded by waters, the stunning Spanish city of Cadiz in Andalusia is not only one of Europe's oldest metropolis but also a haven where you can enjoy a pint for just £2.50.
With its prime location protruding into the Bay of Cadiz and nearly encompassed by water, Cadiz boasts continuous inhabitance since 1100BC.
Hailed as the most ancient city on the continent by Turismo de Cadiz, its history spans several illustrious civilisations including the Phoenicians, Carthaginians, Romans, and Muslims.
