Main Monuments of Cadiz

The Cathedral is the most important monument of the old part of the town. It is very impressive and mixes Baroque style with Neoclassic elements. The mortal remains of Manuel Falla, a famous spanish writer, rest inside the Cathedral.

Santa Cruz Church. It is built in Gothic style and is placed next to the new Cathedral in the Pópulo district.
The Roman Theatre. It is situated behind the Santa Cruz Church
Hospital de las Mujeres. It is a classic example of the Baroque architecture, it has wide patios and an Imperial stair.
Tavira Tower. Of Baroque Style, it was the official watchtower of the Port of Cádiz long time ago, and it offers the best views of the city. Nowadays, it is an exhibition room.

San Felipe Neri chapel. It represents the Baroque architecture of Andalucía of the 18th century. There is a picture from Murillo, dating back to 1680, inside. The Spanish Constitution was signed here in 1812.
Cádiz Museum. It is an archaeologic and art museum, which exhibits important tombs.
Mina Square. It is surrounded by wonderful buildings of Colonial style. It is worth seeing it due to the light effect.