From the owner: Parking recientemente rehabilitado, con nuevas plazas para minusválidos y ascensor en la propia…read moreplaza. Cuenta con plazas especiales para coches de menos de 3 metros a parte de las plazas normales, está situado en el casco histórico de Cádiz; en un radio de 300 m se pueden encontrar monumentos como Catedral, Oratoria San Felipe, Castillo de San Sebastián, la playa de la Caleta, Gran Teatro Falla, museos y lugares de interés turístico. En aparcamiento está dentro de un gran centro comercial rodeado de universidades, colegios oficiales (médicos,arquitectos), una escuela de enfermería, edificios de la Seguridad Social (Centro de Valoración de Enfermedades, Ambulatorios...).

This is for the Interparking Canalejas - Carranza, location in Cadiz…read more CASH ONLY!!!!!!!!! CASH ONLY!!!!!!!!! CASH ONLY!!!!!!!!! Cons: - Under no circumstances will they accept credit cards without pin numbers, and it would not prompt our American cards to give pins, so you are out of luck if you have a foreign c-card. - Public bathrooms inside. Dirty, gross. - Rude attendants. - Hourly fees don't seem to add up to what's dictated on signage when you enter. Pros: - Cap of 14,95€ per day (compare this to 35€ per day in towns like Marbella) - Convenient location to tourism office on Paseo de Canalejas, as well as Puerto de la Bahía de Cádiz.

This beautiful square is one of the welcome sights for people coming into Old Town Cadiz…read more The old Plaza Mayor of the city, also known as La Corredera, was found outside the walls, as was common in medieval cities, and near one of the access gates, in this case to the original Puerta del Mar, today Arco de la Pópulo. The irregular layout of this square is conditioned, since in the past it coincided with one of the mouths of the ancient sea, which crossed the current island of Cádiz. In the Plaza de San Juan de Dios, several buildings of interest stand out, such as the Municipality, the church of San Juan de Dios and the Casa de los Pazos Miranda. We loved seeing the activity in here, kids running around and playing, people strolling, just a nice cute cozy place in Cadiz.

The is a beautiful plaza and very easy to find coming from the cruise port as it is the first thing…read moreyou see on your way into the city. It is a very vibrant area with a lot of activities going on. There are tents with merchants selling local made products at reasonable prices. We worth a stop to check them out.

The great thing about this train station is the very affordable parking. Parking can be…read morechallenging to find near the city center so if you are driving to Cadiz and looking to see the city center I would avoid driving around looking for parking (like I did) and just park here. It is a short walk to the city center. As we were leaving, went into the main terminal to use the bathroom, place looked clean and relatively modern, and the bathrooms were passable.

The place is clean until you walk into the bathroom. The train station has a small café that sells…read moreall sorts of dishes.

As an ancient city, Cádiz is a huge tourist destination. It is known as the oldest city in Western…read moreEurope (technically the oldest continuously inhabited city in Western Europe). Cádiz city, is the capital of the province of Cádiz, within Andalucia. They host archaeological remains dating to 3100 B.C., with various civilizations, and periods of history, along the way. TONS to see! There are 4 tourism offices in Cádiz. This one it along the Paseo de Canalejas, opposite the Port of Cádiz and a short walk from the Plaza de San Juan de Dios and City Hall. This location is the main reception and information center for tourism in Cádiz (city). It is a busy office, even in the off-season, with foreign and Spanish tourists streaming in and out all day long. However, due to the city's popularity and importance as a major touring hotspot, the office has had enough pressure and practice to be well-run, and has info galore, at convenient disposal. The best feature about tourism in Cádiz is that they provide city maps (in all languages) with color-coded walking routes, that correspond to lines painted on the ground, to lead you on a self-guided tour through the city. Choose which theme you want to visit (Medieval District, Castles, Shippers to the Indies, or Cádiz Constitution), and voila, your own specialized tour, done at your own pace, with options to stop or switch routes at any time. VERY COOL! * * * TIP * * * FREE secure WIFI !!!!! (just ask for password inside) * * * TIP * * * NO public restrooms in this location. You must use the adjacent parking garage bathrooms, or some on the street nearby.