Cities like Madrid, Barcelona and Valencia have been the face of Spain until now. However, Cadiz is one of the oldest cities in Western Europe, which is still a hidden gem and worth discovering.  Cadiz is an exotic, marvellous, mid-sized city in the very south of Andalusia one can’t help but fall in love with.  Even the New York Times has dedicated an entire article wondering how this place can still be little known.   Thank God, new age travellers are looking beyond usual tourist hubs and are eager to discover another Spain, a Spain that looks like Cadiz Travellers now are in quest of self-discovery, authenticity, culture, gastronomy, sports and adventure. And yes, Cadiz offers all of this. The irresistible charm of Cadiz is mainly due to the authenticity of its old streets scattered with quaint bodegas serving fresh fish and seafood. The streets dotted with flower markets and no less than 133 ancient watchtowers date back to the 18th century.     Cadiz is not only about its glorious history but also one of the hottest European spots for beach sports and leisure Cadiz is undoubtedly your go-to destination if you are into beach volleyball, surfing, windsurfing … Continue reading Cadiz: Does this Spanish city ring a bell to you? No? A real shame. Why?