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Enjoy Cadiz with guided tours specially designed to reveal its most representative spaces. Let our team guide you whether you want to feel like a movie star at the San Sebastián Castle or get lost in the millenary history of the Roman theatre.
Available in Spanish and English, our guides will make sure you get to know all the details that make up this wonderful town. To book our guided tours in Cadiz you can contact us either by phone or via the web. We also have tour guides for Cádiz and other Andalusian destinations.
With us you won’t have to wait in endless queues to get tickets to the most famous monuments in the city of Cadiz.
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Through our guided tours in Cadiz you will not only learn about its history but you will also experience its streets. They are designed for you to discover all the beautiful spaces that make this destination an emblematic city.
In addition, you will learn about its history in an entertaining way while savouring the most traditional gastronomy of Cádiz. Leave behind the old and heavy travel books and contact us to get accurate and quality information. Book now our guided tours in Cadiz and let yourself be seduced by this ancient city.
Get to know all the secrets of the Gran Teatro Falla, home of the famous Cadiz carnival, or the imposing Torre Tavira with its camera obscura. Visit the main tourist attractions of the city from the centenary cathedral to the millenary theatre. All this guided by an expert tour guide of Cádiz. They will be sure to answer any questions you may have. It doesn’t matter if it’s about the past of the monuments or about places to have a drink. Say goodbye to the hateful queues at the ticket offices by booking the best guided tours in Cádiz.
Turn your trip to Cadiz into an unforgettable memory with the help of the best professionals. Our team is not only made up of competent staff, but also of people who are passionate about Cádiz. By contracting our services you are assured of tickets to the most famous monuments of the city without the need to queue at the ticket office.
The mysteries of the most iconic heritage sites will be revealed to you by trained and knowledgeable guides. Stroll along the beach of La Caleta guarded by the castles of San Sebastian and Santa Catalina under the guidance of professional guides. Contemplate the religious fervour of the cathedral and the oratory of San Felipe while they explain their past.
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Tourist map of Cadiz provided by OWAY Tours
Any self-respecting traveller should carry a tourist map with them. Although in recent times it is common to replace it with Google Maps, it is important to remember that the tourist map is designed to suit the needs of visitors.
There are four tourist offices in Cádiz. Two of them in the city, the Tourist Reception Centre on Paseo de Canalejas, just opposite the town hall, and the Tourist Office on Avenida José León de Carranza, in the area outside the city walls. The other two are located in the most visited sandy areas of the town, La Caleta beach and Victoria beach, which are only open in summer.
We know that when you travel you inform yourself beforehand through acquaintances or the internet. Don’t worry, at OWAY Tours we make sure you don’t miss any of the best places to visit in Cadiz.
In the capital of Cádiz there are many monuments that are worth seeing. Unfortunately, we don’t always have time for all of them. For this reason, here we are going to point out the most famous ones in the city. Firstly, there is the Cathedral, which started out baroque but gradually changed to neoclassicism and is now a mixture of both.
If there is one thing Cadiz is known for, it is its carnival, which is based in the red neo-Mudejar building of the Gran Teatro Falla. Although if anything has marked the city historically it has been the sea and the remains of its importance are still echoed in its streets. Hence the need for such tall watchtowers as the one at Tavira or defensive constructions on the beachfront such as the Castle of San Sebastián. Close to the religious temple is the Roman theatre, which, due to its millenary past, is a must-see.
Not everything fits on a list, such as the also very important Oratorio de San Felipe Neri, in baroque style with works by Murillo, or the monument to the Cortes de Cádiz. Therefore, the best thing to do is to pack your bags and visit the sights of Cádiz accompanied by experts who are in love with the city.
