Catches in Cadiz
Cadiz is an old city of Spain located in Andalusia. In fact it is one of Europe’s oldest cities! Such is evident in its physical makeup seen in the landscape, buildings and structures that are in many ways preserved to its olden fashion. Cadiz is influence by Moorish culture visible in the cobbled stone streets and houses. A stroll through its neighborhood is a course of experience through history. The mountain villages is a composition of small white houses, most of which of Moorish and Roman remains. The Arcos de la Frontera is a beautiful village located in the high cliffs that from a distant view looks like a blooming white flower. These mountain view places are perfect for group camp-outs and fun-filled adventure. Furthermore, the ancient churches, cathedrals, castles, palaces, museums, gardens and national parks are an amazing treat for trippers. Any trip is not complete without a visit to the Grazalema Natural Park, the Town Hall and the Cabildo Square. The Donana is a wildlife wonderland. The Coast of the Light is a long strip of neat and stunning beaches along with a windy coast making a beautiful weather. The high waves are perfect for adrenaline sports such as surfing! But most of all, it is hard not to get tempted to dive in the cool, blue waters so enchanting, not to mention the beautiful serene view beyond the horizon. Moreover, it is close to the tranquil villages of San Fernando, Rota and Chipiona, and countless resorts are seen nearby.
The food is one of a kind as it is a combination of Roman, Arab and Fenician. The rich history of Cadiz influenced its general piece. The major specialties are in the dishes of oysters, clams, squid, shrimps and the like. Being close to the seas these typical dishes are made more elaborate resulting to a savory taste. Indeed, not only is Cadiz mysteriously marvelous, the food is even terrific. The common leisure recreation of Cadiz is the festive tradition of the Carnival. People participate by presenting themselves in creative figures wearing costumes and masks as they dance along or sing their hearts out! This festival is known to be the most enjoyable carnival in Spain. There is so much more to Cadiz beyond its simple yet diversified quality.