Cádiz Travel Guide - Spain
Located on the "Costa de Luz" ("Coast of Light"), Cádiz is at once the western world's oldest populated city and a popular, modern beachside destination.
Cádiz has been an important trading post for thousands of years. Founded in 1100BC, the city's prime location - with the Atlantic to the west, the Mediterranean to the east, Europe to the north and Africa to the south - attracted all the Iberian peninsula's major civiliazations. Phoenicians, Visigoths, Muslims and, finally, Catholics have tread the streets of Cadiz's ancient quarter. These days, the locals are called "Gaditanos."
Cádiz is famous for its crazy Carnival celebrations (February/ March) and 10km of pristine beaches where you can chill out or practice water sports. It's only an hour or so from Sevilla and a short trip from other fascinating Andalusian cities. All in all, If you're looking to soak up some rays, southern culture and European history, Cádiz is the place to learn Spanish!
Interested in Studying Spanish in Cádiz?
Learn more about Spanish in the World:
50% Discount
50% Discount on the Application Fee if you book online! High season supplements are not calculated into the final price when you use this booking system. For more information, see our price page.
Special Deals for 2008!
- 15% discount in Alicante!
- 15% discount in Salamanca!
Member of the Association of Language Travel Organizations.
Member of the world's leading International Youth Organization.