Old Town city walls Walk

Published by flag-gb Anonymous . — 4 years ago

Blog: Cádiz
Tags: flag-es Erasmus blog Cadiz, Cadiz, Spain

We decided to spend some time exploring parts of the old part of Cadiz that we hadn’t yet seen, but our first stop was a postcard shop, I selected a couple of postcards with views of Cadiz that I was familiar with to send home to my grandma. We then stumbled across the old cathedral which was in a beautiful square, we resolved to go and take a closer look at its tower, with the camera obscure at some point in the year. Then, we went for a further stroll along the winding streets of the old town ending up in Plaza de Flores, from there we also looked at the main market which opens daily and sells all sorts from fruit and vegetables and meats. We decided to head out from the market towards the sea and walk home from there along the coastal walls of the city. When we reached the wall we got a beautiful view along the whole coast, including the back of the cathedral that we had seen along the beaches of Victoria beach. Definitely a good opportunity to take photos, would recommend it to anyone in a heartbeat, the views were stunning. We walked along the coast past La Caleta back to the Plaza de Mina where we had a well-earned rest, walking in the hot sun was completely knackering.


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Comments (3 comments)

  • flag-gb Emma Gilligan 11 years ago

    ooooh this sounds good!

  • flag-pt Gabriela Peixoto 11 years ago

    could you tell me in what month these pictures were taken? so I can get an idea of how the whether is down there :) tnks

  • flag-gb Anonymous . 11 years ago

    These were taken in September when I first arrived =]

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