Cádiz
Located on a peninsula-island in South-West Spain, Cádiz is a historic and picturesque port city and a truly wonderful place to visit for its atmosphere, culture and sightseeing.
Getting there and where to stay
The closest airport to Cádiz is Jerez which can be reached by train on Renfe Cercanías line C1 in around 50 minutes. Trains are not that frequent from the airport but run every hour from Jerez de la Frontera station which is under 10 miles from the airport.
You can also get to Cádiz from Seville Santa Justa station, trains are regular and good valve, taking around 1 hour 40 minutes. Cadíz is around 25 miles from Jerez and 90 miles from Seville if you're looking to hire a car.
Cádiz itself is small and compact city and staying close to the Cathedral and up to Plaza de San Juan de Dios provide a good, central base to explore the city.
Getting tickets
Match tickets - https://entradas.cadizcf.com/open#/eventshome
How to get to the Ramon de Carranza Stadium
The stadium has a capacity of 25,000 and is located around 3 miles from the historic centre so allow an hours walk which gives you the opportunity to walk alongside the glorious beach, Playa de la Victoria.
Alternatively Bus 1 runs frequently from Avenida Del Puerto to Estadio and takes around 20 minutes.
Where to go before a Cádiz match
If you take the gorgeous walk from the city centre to the stadium alongside Playa de la Victoria, there are numerous bars along the way and you can pretty much take your pick of one you like the look of.
Cafe Bar Gol screams Cádiz CF and is a busy bar right next to the stadium or O'donoghues 15 minutes walk away both provide a good atmosphere.
Not to miss while you're in Cádiz
Cadiz Cathedral - Twin bell towers can be seen from all over Cádiz and offer superb views over the city and port from Tower of Poniente (West tower).
Plaza de San Juan de Dios - Lively square lined with bars and decorated with water fountains.
Playa de la Caleta - Stunning beach which featured in Bond film 'Die Another Day'.
Museo de Cádiz - Archaeology and fine arts museum.
Try 'freidurias' (take away fried fish shops) dotted all over the city.