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Cadiz and its beaches on the Costa de la Luz

Cádiz is the oldest continuously inhabited city in Spain. The city is located in a narrow strip of land within the province bearing the same name, in the region of Andalusia.

Due to the cityâ € ™ s long and varied history there are many interesting and well-preserved buildings and structures located within its borders relatively compact. The city is also full of contrasts, with the Old Town and its narrow, winding streets, the opening of large squares, apparently competing for space alongside the more modern buildings and broad avenues. You can find a large amount of target = "_self"> Costa de la Luz Hotels there.

Most notable places in this magnificent city are within these many places. One of the most memorable are the Baroque cathedral – which was built over a period of 116. This is located in the Plaza de la Catedral, with the church of Santiago with similar styles. The near El Arco de la Rosa, together with that of The Arc of whites are the doors of the old city and all that remains of the ancient wall that protected the city for many years. The remains of an ancient Roman theater had been discovered after a fire in 1980. The theater, which is still in process of being excavated, has proven to be the second largest in the world after Pompeii. All these historical highlights tourism is easily accessible from any target = "_self"> Costa de la Luz accommodation.

The ever-popular Carnival of Cadiz, which takes place in February, is one of the activities most eagerly anticipated of the year, with endless testing and public demonstrations taking place throughout the city. The carnival has a real advantage with satirical pieces comic music, in line with the reputation of the people of Cadiz with the best sense of humor in Spain!

For beach lovers who visit the city does not have to venture far to find beautiful beaches. La Caleta Beach is a magnificent backdrop, between the castles of San Sebastian Santa Catalina in the Old City. The beach consists of 400 meters of gently sloping sand and appeared in the James Bond – Another â € € OEDI Daya.

The longest of the Victoria Beach is a beach popular with locals and visiting families alike because of its moderate swell and the lack of rocks. This beach is next to the new part of the city and is about three miles long. There is a wide selection of restaurants, shops and Costa de la Luz Hotels near the beach on the other side of the long promenade.

With excellent views of the old town of Cadiz, La Playa de Santa Maria del Mar is a small beach located between these two beaches much more busy.

Venturing outside the city, there are a lot of excellent beaches located around the Costa de la Luz. The best examples of the thesis are in Zahara de los Atunes, La Antilla, Chiclana de la Frontera and Chipiona, all of which are only a short drive car.

Given the cityâ € ™ s geographical size, Cádiz get squeeze a lot of interesting old buildings, the activities and the beaches in a relatively small area, making it an ideal short stay for those wishing to do everything possible, without having to travel too long. The nearby beaches of nearby Costa de la Luz also makes the ideal holiday city two center.

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