Half-Day Private Tour of Cadiz with pick up and drop off

Explore the gorgeous city of Cádiz at your own pace with this private 4-hour tour. Get picked up from your hotel or port by a private guide. Hop in a luxury vehicle with a chauffeur and set off for a private tour of the port city of Cádiz. See the gorgeous architecture of City Hall and the old and new cathedrals, and visit the popular Plaza de las Flores. Learn about the city’s rich history with stops at the Roman Theater and Roman Walls. See the vibrant neighborhoods of El Populo and Viña, and enjoy a walk in the sand at La Caleta Beach. Lastly, stop for a snack or for some edible souvenirs at the popular Food Market. Enjoy the best of Cadiz including Old Cathedral, Roman Theater, Plaza de las Flores, food market, and La Caleta Beach. This tour is fully customizable based on your interests and can include several other local attractions. When the tour is finished, the guide & chauffeur will take you back to your hotel or place of choice in Cadiz.

Itinerary

1. The Consistory houses were built at the end of the 17th century. A century later, the government buildings were demolished to make way for the first stage of the construction of the Ayuntamiento (Town Hall). The visit is from the outside. (1h 0min)
2. Lively square with flower market, bars, restaurants and the city's main post office since 1930. (1h 0min)
3. The Roman theatre of Cádiz (Theatrum Balbi) was discovered in 1980 during archaeological excavations to locate the Castillo de la Villa. The visit will be from the outside. (30 min)
4. La Caleta is a beach located in the historic centre of the city of Cádiz. It was a natural harbour where Phoenician, Carthaginian and Roman ships anchored next to the channel that separated the archipelago from the islands that formed Cadiz at that time. (1h 0min)
5. The Holy and Apostolic Church Cathedral of Cádiz is the episcopal see of the diocese of Cádiz and Ceuta, in Spain. It is a baroque and neoclassical building. Construction began in 1722 and was completed on 28 November 1838. The visit is from the outside. (30 min)