The Port of Cádiz is considered the gateway to Seville. Cruising ships find their way to Cádiz enroute Western European tours to the capital of southern Spain. Cádiz is a lovely cruise port with inhabitants settled on a split of land verily surrounded by the sea. It is said to be the oldest city in Western Europe.

Enjoy the open top bus tour taking off from the docks to show you around town to get a taste of the history of the place. Also walking to the old town is a great option to explore the narrow streets and large squares. The streets around the cathedral have great shops in this gem of a city that’s a great cruise ship destination.

There are several landmarks of historical and scenic interest in the city. An unusual cathedral of varied architectural styles, a theatre, an old civic building, a 300 year old watchtower, ancient city wall remnant, intact excavated Roman theatre and eye catching electrical pylons carrying cables across the Bay of Cádiz.

The old town is characterized by narrow streets connecting squares or plazas, bordered by the sea and by the city walls. Most landmark buildings are located on the plazas. Old town is one of the most densely populated urban areas in Europe and is packed with narrow streets. Discover the fun and attractions in striking plazas like Plaza de Mina, San Antonio, de Candelaria, San Juan de Dios and Plaza de España that draw visitors all the time.