Visita guiada de medio día por Cádiz
Ventajas
- Disfrute de una visita guiada a pie por Cádiz, la ciudad más antigua de Europa y llena de historia.
- Admira la belleza barroca de la Catedral de Santa Cruz con su cúpula dorada.
- Oportunidad de saborear el ambiente andaluz del Mercado Central
- Vea los principales monumentos y atracciones en un recorrido turístico en autobús.
Esta experiencia cumple con los criterios del Consejo Mundial de Turismo Sostenible. Al elegir esta experiencia, proteges los lugares que te gustan, cuidas el medioambiente y colaboras con las comunidades locales
Qué te espera
Cádiz, la ciudad más antigua de Europa, es un tesoro de lugares y calles históricas, paseos marítimos y un animado ambiente andaluz. En esta excursión de medio día, descubrirás su pasado con un paseo guiado y admirarás lugares destacados como la catedral, la playa de La Caleta y el Mercado Central.
Comenzaremos la excursión con un recorrido panorámico por Cádiz. Podrás conocer de primera mano esta ciudad situada en un promontorio, casi rodeada por el océano Atlántico. Pasearás por plazas grandiosas y arboladas, verás la playa y descubrirás las ruinas del teatro romano más grande de Europa. En la Plaza de España, veremos la Casa de las Cuatro Torres, la antigua Aduana y el monumento a la Constitución de 1812.
También admirarás la catedral barroca de dos torres y cúpula dorada. Estar frente a ella en la plaza rodeada de palmeras y admirar su fachada de dos tonos es toda una sensación. Y pasarás por el Mercado Central neoclásico. Si te apetece, puedes entrar y curiosear entre los puestos y bares. Además, tendrás algo de tiempo libre para encontrar tu brújula interior en esta ciudad tan transitable como es.
Información importante
- Traer bañador, toalla y protector solar
- Comida y bebida no incluida
- Entradas no incluidas
- Esta experiencia no sigue nuestra política general de cancelación. Si necesitas cancelar, tienes que hacerlo al menos 24 horas antes para recibir un reembolso completo
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TUI España Turismo, S.L.U, with Tax Number B08089187 and Travel License Number GCMD-4
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Horario de apertura: Nuestro equipo está disponible de 10:00 a 18:00 (CET)
Número de teléfono: +34 919 01 23 40
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