Cortijo Fain Cádiz

Ctra. Arcs Algar km 3, Arcs of the Border Cádiz, Costa de la Luz, Andalusia, 11630, Spain and Canary Islands

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3000 Year Old City

A travel blog entry by tlvice

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... like! Our lunch came to a total of 86.60 Euros.

From the restaurant we walked to the store, Bengala. It is one of the stores along the Cathedral Plaza. We several souvenirs.

We walked back through the Plaza de San Juan de Dios. When we got there and looked to the port, we saw a huge cruise ship. We were going to get the car and drive back to the lodge at Rota. Instead, we decided to take a taxi to the Santa Catalina Castle. If ...

Jerez

A travel blog entry by viva.sabata

Jerez, the sherry capital of Andalucia and probably all of Spain, is a cute but dirty seaside town about an hour from the ferry across the straight to Africa. It is non descript but offered a decent stop to explore the old quarter and sample some local food. I finally found a leather jacket (I've been looking for one for several years now). It wasn't the smokin' deal I wanted but still on the lower end of all the ones Ive looked at in the past ...

Cadiz

A travel blog entry by stacycd

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... make their money from cattle and famously bulls. We drove through the main area where the bulls are bred and raised for the Spanish bull fighting and bull running. These bulls (great big beasts with massive horns) are bred and then left wild for up to five years until they are ready to be sold for use in the fights and runs. Although I am not keen on these activities the guide pointed out that without them these bulls would be extinct within 20 years as there ...

Tugging and Stretching

A travel blog entry by truetravelerare

... world stops spinning when I pick up a good book.
Spain. Cadiz. Espana. I am watching the people and searching for insight on what drives the national psyche. Spent the day at the beach people watching. I wandered the mercado and was delighted to find fresh figs! They were so plentiful every Shabbat in Israel. I spotted them, asked the price, and snapped them up. It was a modest Euro per kilo.The trip across the Atlantic is completely worth it, just for ...

Viva Espana!

A travel blog entry by amber.thomas

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Cadiz was awesome!
A few of my friends and I stayed local instead of heading to Madrid or Barcelona like many of the other students and had a great time. We explored every inch of the city and saw some great cities and meet some interesting people. I went to see the attraction "Torre Tavira," the Tower Tour, where I climbed about 14 floors up and was able to see the entire city. There was also an interesting ...