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The city of CADIZ is one of Spain\u2019s oldest settlements<\/strong>, being founded by the Phoenicians in 100 BC.<\/strong> It is the nation\u2019s major port, having risen to fame on as the Spanish-American trading increased when Sevilla was silted up in 18th century.<\/p>\n

That was when Cadiz port<\/strong> had autonomy over the silver and gold trading with its profits going to the building of the gold colored dome cathedral. This island city is located on a peninsula with majestic open squares, charming <\/strong>turreted houses and sailors\u2019 walkways. <\/strong><\/p>\n

The Look and Feel of Cadiz<\/strong><\/p>\n

This city has a very soothing look caused by the sea breeze on its soft limestone, creating a serene and mysterious atmosphere. It is more relaxed and non-threatening compared to other ports of similar size; day or night. It has a compact shape that none can get lost in since the sea surrounds it with fortifications and alamedas<\/strong> as striking landscapes.<\/strong><\/p>\n

The tone of this town is one of tolerance and liberalism,<\/strong> which was established since the time of Franco\u2019s dictatorship.<\/strong> This led to the acceptance of Cadiz\u2019s large gay population as evident in its lively carnivals.<\/p>\n

Cadiz exudes a soft ambience even in its caf\u00e9s, backstreets, and blind alleys.<\/p>\n

Sights of Cadiz<\/strong><\/p>\n

An interesting place to visit in Cadiz <\/strong>is the Museo de Bellas Artes <\/strong>which is located at Plaza de Mina 5. It has a splendid display of local archaeological items as well as paintings of saints by Francisco Zurbar\u00e1n that came from a Carthusian monastery in Jerez. These paintings depict the power of the Spanish saints from their intensity of colors and shadows.
\n<\/strong>
\nZurbarian has spent a fair amount of his life painting the monks whom he met in his travels around the monasteries. The High Baroque displays a big, albeit crumbling, 18th century structure:<\/strong> the Catedral Nueva,<\/strong> which is still very imposing as a cathedral cum museum.<\/strong><\/p>\n

Its stone structure is well proportioned with much effort having been put into its restoration. In its crypt lays the famed composer, Manuel de Falla, whose astounding Andaluc\u00eda-inspired masterpieces such as \u2018Nights in the Gardens of Spain\u2019.<\/p>\n

The Santa Cruz cathedral<\/strong> is an ancient mammoth structure with a unique interior, where votive candles have been slotted along the wall liberally.Cadiz boasts of a Roman theatre that was excavated recently.<\/p>\n

The tallest building here is an 18th century mansion with great rooftop views of the sea. Moreover, there are two churches which house beautiful paintings. Another 18th century structure, Santa Cueva chapel <\/strong>is oval-shape with three intrinsic Eucharistic themed frescoes done by artist Goya. <\/strong><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

The city of CADIZ is one of Spain\u2019s oldest settlements<\/strong>, being founded by the Phoenicians in 100 BC.<\/strong> It is the nation\u2019s major port, having risen to fame on as the Spanish-American trading increased when Sevilla was silted up in 18th century.<\/p>\n

That was when Cadiz port<\/strong> had autonomy over the silver and gold trading with its profits going to the building of the gold colored dome cathedral. This island city is located on a peninsula with majestic open squares, charming <\/strong>turreted houses and sailors\u2019 walkways. <\/strong><\/p>\n

The Look and Feel of Cadiz<\/strong><\/p>\n

This city has a very soothing look caused by the sea breeze on its soft limestone, creating a serene and mysterious atmosphere. It is more relaxed and non-threatening compared to other ports of similar size; day or night. It has a compact shape that none can get lost in since the sea surrounds it with fortifications and alamedas<\/strong> as striking landscapes.<\/strong><\/p>\n

The tone of this town is one of tolerance and liberalism,<\/strong> which was established since the time of Franco\u2019s dictatorship.<\/strong> This led to the acceptance of Cadiz\u2019s large gay population as evident in its lively carnivals.<\/p>\n

Cadiz exudes a soft ambience even in its caf\u00e9s, backstreets, and blind alleys.<\/p>\n

Sights of Cadiz<\/strong><\/p>\n

An interesting place to visit in Cadiz <\/strong>is the Museo de Bellas Artes <\/strong>which is located at Plaza de Mina 5. It has a splendid display of local archaeological items as well as paintings of saints by Francisco Zurbar\u00e1n that came from a Carthusian monastery in Jerez. These paintings depict the power of the Spanish saints from their intensity of colors and shadows.
\n<\/strong>
\nZurbarian has spent a fair amount of his life painting the monks whom he met in his travels around the monasteries. The High Baroque displays a big, albeit crumbling, 18th century structure:<\/strong> the Catedral Nueva,<\/strong> which is still very imposing as a cathedral cum museum.<\/strong><\/p>\n

Its stone structure is well proportioned with much effort having been put into its restoration. In its crypt lays the famed composer, Manuel de Falla, whose astounding Andaluc\u00eda-inspired masterpieces such as \u2018Nights in the Gardens of Spain\u2019.<\/p>\n

The Santa Cruz cathedral<\/strong> is an ancient mammoth structure with a unique interior, where votive candles have been slotted along the wall liberally.Cadiz boasts of a Roman theatre that was excavated recently.<\/p>\n

The tallest building here is an 18th century mansion with great rooftop views of the sea. Moreover, there are two churches which house beautiful paintings. 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