Historic Cadiz without architectural barriers

Departure: Gaditano casino, San Antonio square

1- Plaza de San Antonio, presided over by the Church of San Antonio and surrounded by buildings built during the 19th and 20th centuries. It serves as the setting for the Cádiz Carnival Proclamation.

2- Plaza de Mina, located in the heart of the old town in whose center is the statue of General Espoz y Mina to which it owes its name.

3- Plaza de San Francisco, in the header highlight the Convent of San Francisco, a square full of life surrounded by terraces and shops.

4- Plaza de España, where the monument to the Constitution is located.

5- Calle Ancha, one of the most emblematic streets.

6- Oratory of San Felipe Neri.

7- Continuing with the visit we go to the Tavira Tower, the highest lookout tower in Cádiz located 45 meters from sea level. It was the official watchtower of the port in 1778 and has exhibition rooms and the Camera Obscura, a unique tourist attraction.

8- Cathedrals.

9- Pópulo neighborhood.

10- San Juan de Dios Square. In this square there are buildings such as the Town Hall, the Church of San Juan de Dios, the Casa de los Pazos Miranda and the two recently built fountains from which you can enjoy a show of light, color and sound.

At the end of the live showcooking visit of Sabor a España where they will see the way of making a nougat of guirlache.

Free tasting of a wide variety of products: nougat, caramelised, creams and chocolates.