Cadiz province

The centre of Cádiz is essentially agricultural and occupied by several large towns.

The main one is Jerez, the most populated city of this small province and internationally famous for its wines and horses.

It is also a modern town, as evidenced by the nearby Racing Track, and very friendly. The Cathedral, the Alcazaba Fortress and the Carthusian Monastery on the outskirts are the finest examples of its wealth of monuments.

Another town of full charm is Arcos de la frontera, perched on a mountain encircled by the Guadalete River. Steep white roads and its particular charm have made it favourite of artists and writers.

Other beautiful town is Medina Sidonia, where Arab remains coexist with Christian churches and palaces.

Vejer de la Frontera is also impressive due to the originality of its urban layout, in which the mark of the Arab cultura is clearly in evidence.