Yes, Cadiz is an interesting place to visit.
I have been there a few times.
One thing I really like is the Camera Oscura
They get light from a sort of periscope and project it onto the walls.
It is a very good way of looking at the city and spending a while in the old part of town.
Here is a link.
https://torretavira.com/en/The best way to get to Cadiz (until the engineering works are finished is the bus)
See
https://alsa.es As for
Tapas in Cádiz I asked a friend in Cadiz to give me some restaurant tips (he is a bit of a foody)
Here is what he said.
1) El Faro (Calle San Felix) - best restaurant in Cádiz (not cheap)....but you can have tapas at the bar. A must!
- make sure they order Tortillitas de camerón and Paté de Cabracho & papas aliñadas - not to be missed!)
2) 100 metres from there is a traditional bodega Bar Manteca (Calle Corralon de los Carros en el bario de la Viña
- on the tourist map but worth having a quick tapa of Chicharorones ESPECIALES or queso añejo with a manzanilla for the atmosphere
3) Mesón Cumbres Mayores (calle Zorilla) - is a good standard tapas bar. Especially good for ham and pork (100s of jamones hanging from the ceiling
4) La Candela (calle Feduchy) – is a relatively new place which was opened by a talented chef. Very Creative tapas and dishes
5) Also new and pretty good is Ultramar & Nos (calle Enrique de las Marinas on the corner of Plaza de Mina
6) For good old fashioned fried fish Bar las Flores (Plaza de las Flores/Pza Topete) is as good as any. Many other alternatives nearby around (and in) the marke
7) If you go over to Pto Santa María a good place for seafood is el Romerijo...and if they have 175€/head to spare(!!!) - Angel León's restaurante "Aponiente" is an amazing experience. (has 2 michelin stars). Only sea products (experiments with algae and plankton) .
Most English people pronounce the "z" on the end of Cadiz as a Zed as in Quiz.
It is pronounced as a "th" as in THink
The emphasis is on the "a" so it is
CAdiz.
So it should be KA dith