Cádiz is a tourist destination famous for its sun and its beach! But what many people do not know is that in spring and autumn, this province shows us its true charms. This province offers us beach tourism, impressive promenades, fine sand beaches and coves, mountain tourism in Sierra de Grazalema, and even cultural tourism, a unique branch of tourism not known to many.

Phoenicians, Romans and Muslims passed through this province, leaving part of their essence in each of the towns in Cádiz. If you want to know the history and the monuments that all these towns left in the province of Cádiz, you have to take a guided tour! The good thing about doing a guided tour in Cádiz is that you can visit several towns! Why stay only in the centre of the city of Cádiz when you can enjoy visiting a multitude of towns and cities with great cultural and historical charm?

What options do I have to do a guided tour in Cádiz?

- If you have never been to this province, we recommend you take a guided tour of Cadiz capital City, commonly known as the silver cup. This city offers us the magnificent sight of many monuments and cobbled streets to walk through. During these guided tours, you can learn about the history of the Cathedral, the city's bay and other places like the Cádiz town hall or museum and stroll through the famous neighbourhood of Pópulo.

If you have already done this type of excursion on any occasion, then the perfect plan for you is to take a guided tour of hidden Cadiz! On these routes, they will tell you the most unknown and terrifying secrets and legends of the city.

- Another relevant tourist spot in this province is Jerez de la Frontera, and taking a guided tour of this city is impressive. This place is known for harbouring the most art in Andalusia. It is heralded for being the cradle of great artists of our country. This city offers us an impressive cathedral, a multitude of shows with Andalusian horses as the main protagonists, the most sumptuous food in tapas bars, and a large number of parks, squares and cobbled streets where you can walk like a true Andalusian citizen.

- If you are a true lover of nature, you have to do a guided tour of the Sierra de Grazalema. This natural setting offers us movie landscapes where you can enjoy rivers, forests, magnificent white villages and hiking trails that will leave you speechless.

- Another of the Cadiz municipalities that is worth visiting is Arcos de la Frontera. If you come to Cádiz, it is highly recommended that you take a guided tour of Arcos, a white town considered one of the most beautiful places in Spain. Declared a national historical-artistic complex, Arcos de la Frontera offers us a variety of places to visit, such as the town hall, basilicas like that of Santa María de la Asunción, or streets and parks through which to spend an unforgettable day.

If you already know this town, then we recommend taking a guided night tour through the streets of Arcos de la Frontera. With this tourist visit, you will be able to enjoy the most impressive light effects in Andalusia.

- And what to say about Sanlúcar de Barrameda! Take a guided tour of this town and fall in love with Cádiz. Here you can enjoy the marshes of the Doñana natural park, visit the Manzanilla wineries, see one of the most impressive sunsets in Spain, or stroll through its beautiful streets of white houses. The town squares are adorned with impressive fountains, such as the square of the Cabildo. And if you want to end this day of tourism in the best possible way, go for tapas in Sanlúcar.

- Known as the city of 100 palaces, the port of Santa María is one of those places in Cádiz that you must to visit. Take a guided tour of Puerto de Santa María, with these routes you can visit such emblematic places as the Castillo de San Marcos, the Plaza de Cristóbal Colón, the typical Andalusian patios or the wineries of Osborne, Gutiérrez Colosía and Rives.

We know that our guide will have been of great help to you in deciding which guided tour in Cádiz best suits your tastes and that of your companions.