Next to the beach, Hotel Monte Puertatierra Cádiz.

By car

• Entering from Seville via the AP-4 motorway -(Ref.: end of AP-4 motorway) - See map and route
• Entering from San Fernando via the CA-33 (Ref.: San Fernando) - . - See map and route

By plane

From Jerez de la Frontera airport.

• From Jerez de la Frontera by car: See map and route
• From Jerez de la Frontera by bus: See routes and times See routes and times.
• From Jerez de la Frontera airport by train (Cercanías). See routes and times..

​RENFE ​(Departure "Aeropuerto de Jerez" - Destination "San Severiano")

By Train

From Cádiz Train Station

• A 15-minute walk (Exit via Puertatierra elevator).
• Bus no. 1 to the stop opposite the hotel (Comisaría de Policía).

By bus

From Cádiz Bus Station

• A 15-minute walk (Exit via Puertatierra elevator).
• Bus no. 1 to the stop opposite the hotel (Comisaría de Policía).
• Taxi

See Cádiz taxi fares: SEE STOPS AND FARES.
See Cádiz city bus fares: LINES AND FARES.

Monuments and places of interest

• Cádiz Cathedral and Poniente Tower

One of Cádiz’s most emblematic buildings. It blends Baroque and Neoclassical styles and has a Latin cross floor plan. The sound of the sea inside the cathedral is breathtaking. From the cathedral’s Poniente Tower there are wonderful panoramic views of the city and the Atlantic ocean. Map

• Puerta de Tierra Walls - Virtual Visit of 18th-Century Cádiz​​

Two spaces located in the Puerta de Tierra walls: a virtual reality room where you can go on themed virtual visits of 18th-century civil and military Cádiz, and an audiovisual room where you can watch Cádiz y el Mar (Cádiz and the Sea). Map

• Castle of Santa Catalina

​Located at La Caleta beach, it is now a cultural centre. Map

• Castle of San Sebastián

Located at one end of La Caleta beach, opposite the Castle of Santa Catalina, on a small island. It is joined to the mainland by a promenade, making it accessible even at high tide. Map

• Tavira Tower - Camera Obscura​​​​​​

​Rising 45 metres above sea level, it is one of the tallest lookout towers in the city, The camera obscura is located on the top floor. Map

• Oratory of Santa Cueva

​​Built in the basement of the Church of El Rosario, in the street of the same name, it houses one of Cádiz’s artistic treasures, comprising three works by Goya. Map

• Reina Sofía Municipal Cultural Centre

​Houses various cultural institutions and the Fundación Municipal de Cultura. The Juan Luis Vassallo Museum is situated on the second floor. Map

• Roman Theatre

​Dating from the 1st century BC, it is the oldest and largest theatre of its type in Spain. Map

• Casa del Obispo (Bishop’s House) Archaeological Site

Archaeological remains from the Phoenician-Punic period right up to the 18th century, including the medieval period and the 16th and 17th centuries. Map

• Oratory of San Felipe Neri

Church with numerous plaques commemorating the Cádiz Cortes and the 1812 Constitution. It houses one of Bartolomé Esteban Murillo’s most important works: The Immaculate Conception.Map

• Hospital de las Mujeres (Women's Hospital)

​Contains notable sculptures and paintings, including Saint Francis’s Vision by El Greco. Map

• La Candelaria Bastion

The Bastion of La Candelaria is a fortification dating from the modern era. It is now a permanent exhibition venue. Map

• Los Mártires Bastion

​Built in 1676, this city fortification was declared a site of cultural interest in 1993 by the Regional Government of Andalusia. It formed part of the city defences, closing off the La Caleta arch. Map

• Gran Teatro Falla

​The Gran Teatro Falla theatre is a symbol of the city and is known worldwide for its role in the Cádiz Carnival Contest. It is constructed in red brick in a neo-mudéjar style. Map

• Other sights and places of interest

​This link contains information in several languages on other interesting sights in the city of Cádiz, such as: the City Hall, the Monument to the Cádiz Cortes, the Central Market and stately homes which reflect the city’s essence.