
Explora los sabores auténticos de Cadiz en una experiencia gastronómica inolvidable.
Cádiz, the oldest city in the West, is an island of joy and light anchored in the Atlantic.Known as the 'Silver Cup', its old town is a labyrinth of narrow streets that open onto bright squares and the omnipresent sea.Cradle of freedom, liberal constitutions and a Carnival unique in the world, Cádiz seduces with its Phoenician history, its seafood gastronomy, the friendliness of its people and a light that has enchanted artists and travelers for centuries.
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A temple of seafood.The gastronomy is fresh, direct and delicious, with 'fried fish' as a religion.
Cradle of Jerez wine (Sherry), Carthusian horses and flamenco.Visit one of its wineries and the Royal Andalusian School of Equestrian Art.
One of the most beautiful white towns in Spain, perched on a hill with a labyrinth of streets of Arab heritage.
A spectacular unspoilt beach with a huge sand dune and the well-preserved ruins of the Roman city of Baelo Claudia right next door.
Famous for its Manzanilla wine, its prawns and horse racing on the beach.A gastronomic paradise at the mouth of the Guadalquivir.
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Ver guía completaThey are establishments where you buy fried fish in a paper cartridge ('cartridge') to take away or eat there.It is the most authentic way to try it.
It is the star dish of Cádiz, a kind of thin and crispy crepe made with flour and tiny shrimp.A delight.
Inside the Central Market, there is an area of food stalls where you can try everything from fresh seafood and Cádiz sushi to chicharrones and local wines.
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