This guided tour showcases two iconic 18th-century landmarks in Cádiz: the New Cathedral and Torre Tavira. The Cathedral of the Holy Cross on the Sea blends Baroque, Rococo, and Neoclassical styles, reflecting the city’s architectural evolution during its golden age. Inside, admire artistic details and the Cathedral’s Treasure, home to valuable historic pieces.
After touring the Cathedral, climb 173 steps to Torre Tavira, the highest point in the old town. From here, enjoy sweeping views of the city and bay, highlighting the blend of sea and urban life. The tour includes the camera obscura, an optical device projecting live moving images of the outside, offering a unique sensory experience.
At the end, you can freely visit the Cathedral Museum, located above the Roman Theatre, to delve deeper into local history and culture. This tour suits those interested in heritage and architecture and requires good mobility due to stairs, as it’s not wheelchair accessible.
The meeting point is Plaza de San Juan de Dios, a central and iconic square in Cádiz, easy to reach from various city points. The tour lasts about two hours, with options for private tours or Torre Tavira only, catering to different interests and paces.