Cadiz private Tapas and cultural walking tour
Private Cadiz Tapas tour shore excursion and day trip
Embark on a private 3-hour walking tour of Cadiz, where you can indulge in delectable traditional Tapas amidst the charming historical center, all while enjoying a rich cultural exploration.
As the oldest city in Western Europe, Cadiz boasts a fascinating history. Established by the Phoenicians nearly three millennia ago, the city has been the site of countless conquests and settlements by various civilizations, each contributing its unique cultural imprint and making Cadiz a crucial hub throughout its past. The blend of food, culture, and customs from the Romans, Greeks, Arabs, Jews, and Catholics creates a remarkable tapestry that defines the region.
During our stroll through this ancient city, we'll take in stunning sights, including the iconic Cathedral of Cadiz and the majestic castles of San Sebastian and Santa Catalina.
This gastronomic sightseeing tour will introduce you to two distinct Tapas bars, where you can savor the unique and delightful flavors that characterize Cadiz's cuisine, complemented by the region's exquisite local wines.
Cadiz private walking tours and cruise shore excursions.
Tapas and private local guide included
- Season: All year
- Scheduled days:
Available Daily. (Subject to availability)
- Departure time: From 9am or choose your ideal departure time.
- Duration: Approx. 3 hours
- Pick up point:
From the town hall in Cadiz city and Cadiz cruise port.
- Return point:
Town hall or Cadiz cruise port.
- Included: 2 Tapas and 2 drinks and official private local guide.
Not included: Gratuities and other expenses.
The city of Cadiz is located on a peninsula that extends into the bay of Cadiz, nearly enveloped by water on all sides. Founded around 1100 BC by the Phoenicians and known as Gadir, Cadiz originally served as a trading post. It was later taken over by the Carthaginians and eventually became a thriving Roman port. Although it fell into obscurity during the Visigoth and Moor periods, Cadiz regained its prominence in the early 16th century as a pivotal maritime hub for voyages to newly discovered lands in America.
Sir Francis Drake of England targeted this crucial region in the battle for dominance over the trade route to the New World, enduring a fierce siege laid by Napoleon's forces.
In the early 19th century, Cadiz emerged as the epicenter and stronghold of Spain's anti-monarchist liberal movement, leading to the proclamation of Spain's first Constitution here in 1812.
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