Pictures of Cadiz
On the left, the dry dock of Navantia facilities in Puerto Real. On the right, the Puntales tower. It is a 156 meters high pylon. In front of it, across the bay is its partner, the Matagorda tower, 160 meters high.
This image shows Puntales and Matagorda towers. The distance between them is 1,650 meters away.
Puertas de Tierra.
Plaza de San Juan de Dios. Cadiz City Council.
Idem. Night view.
New Cathedral. Facade.
New Cathedral. Towers and dome.
Cathedral Square. Left in the background, the city of El Puerto de Santa María.
NW panoramic view from the cathedral. You can see the Post Office, the Tavira Tower, the Falla theater and the oblique tower of the Technology Center of Cadiz. Right in the background, the town of Rota.
SE panoramic view from the cathedral.
Plaza de las Tortugas. At the bottom, the building of the Provincial Government.
Plaza de España. Monument to the Constitution of 1812.
Plaza de España. Monument to the Constitution of 1812.
Plaza de España. Monument to the Constitution of 1812. Detalle.
Plaza de España. Gardens surrounding the monument to the 1812 Constitution.
Puerto de Cádiz.
Plaza de Sevilla.
Puerto de Cádiz. Retrospective image of the year 2000. In the background you can see the building of the Provincial Government in the colors of that time.
Alameda Apodaca. Dawn.
Alameda Apodaca.
Baluarte de la Candelaria.
Museo de Cádiz. Located in the leafy Plaza Mina, exhibits magnificent pieces that testify the three millennia long history of the city of Cadiz. Among others, here are two anthropoid sarcophagi of over 2,400 years
Rectorado de la Universidad de Cádiz. Located in "calle Ancha".
Plaza de San Antonio.
Plaza de San Antonio. Iglesia de San Antonio.
Gran Teatro Falla. Venue of the competition of carnival groups.
Oratorio San Felipe Neri. In this building the Cadiz Parliament met to enact the Constitution of 1812. The sessions were held from February 24, 1811 until September 14, 1813. Although previously the sessions took place in Isla de Leon, the current San Fernando, from September 24, 1810 to February 20, 1811.
Oratorio San Felipe Neri. This side is located at the confluence of the streets of San Jose and Santa Inés.
Oratorio San Felipe Neri. Plaque commemorating the centennial.
Castillo de San Sebastián. View from the ground of the Martyrs.
Castillo de San Sebastián. View from the beach of La Caleta.
Castillo de San Sebastián. Entrance.
Baluarte.
Castillo de San Sebastián. Baluarte.
Baluarte.
Paseo de Fernando Quiñones. In the background, the castle of San Sebastian.
Castillo de San Sebastián. South Side.
Sunset on the ride Fernando Quiñones.
Balneario de Nuestra Señora de la Palma y del Real. Caleta Beach.
Castillo de Santa Catalina. Sunset.
Playa de la Victoria. Sports at sunset.