Cadiz Best-of ➽ DISCOVER a selection of the best of Cadiz: unusual, everyday, practical, gourmet, language and expressions.
Karine has long been proud to call herself a "guiri". Proud to shout it on the fly. She got the word from a gaditano in Puerta de Tierra, the new town. And if Karine was proud at first, it's because she heard the word the way she wanted to be seen: as [...].
Being guiri: the lot of those who come from elsewhere Read more "
We discovered Cadiz in an unusual way in August 2015. "Where is Cadiz, is there sea?" were our first questions. Followed by those of our parents and relatives: "Is it hot? Is the water cold? And from colleagues looking for a vacation on September 4: "When should we go?
7 frequently asked questions about Cadiz Read more "
The N.I.E or "Número de Identificación de Extranjero" is the "Green Card" for foreign residents in Spain. The N.I.E allows you to take administrative steps, open a bank account, buy property, sign employment contracts, register for social security and benefit from various public services in Spain. How to obtain it
🔎 The best way to get your N.I.E in Cadiz fast Read more "
A lovely book published on April 8, purchased from Libreria Manuel de Falla, Plaza de Mina, two doors down from the building where the composer was born. Most of "El poema del Cante Jondo", first printed in 1931, was composed by Federico García Lorca as early as November 1921. Less
"El poema del Cante Jondo" Federico Garcia Lorca Read more "
Luisa Roldán, the eminent. Luisa Roldán was born in 1652, during the Counter-Reformation. This was the century of the Spanish Baroque, when painting had to be at the service of religion, in reaction to Protestants who rejected the authority of the Pope.painting and sculpture had to humanize religious representations.to be naturalistic, with larger-than-life physiques that took on a new meaning.
La Roldana, Spain's first Baroque sculptor Read more "
