Cádiz is not only the oldest city in Europe, but it is also the southernmost. Located in the bay with the same name, and surrounded by the Atlantic Ocean, Cádiz is linked to the rest of the Iberian Peninsula by a narrow isthmus. It´s one of the eight provinces that comprise Andalucía.

The province of Cádiz has 260 km of coastal, with countless beaches of fine sand. Just in Cádiz city you can find La Caleta

beach, in the old quarter, and Victoria, Santa María del Mar and Cortadura in the new built-up area. This, together with its great temperate climate, with an annual average temperature of 17,6º C., makes of Cádiz a wonderful place of living.
Cádiz has an ancient history. It was founded by the Phoenicians, and Carthaginians, Romans, Visigoths and Muslims also left their mark in this land. Cádiz played an important role in the discovery of America.
Cádiz hasn´t got a massive tourist industry, what, together with its university atmosphere, makes its people friendly and welcoming.

Its old quarter, considered historical and artistic monument, is surrounded by old walls. Inside the walls you can find important monuments as the baroque-neo-classicist Cathedral, Santa Cruz Church, San Sebastián and Santa Catalina Castles, Puertas de Tierra (old gate of the city), etc..