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Que faire à Cadix ?

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Cadiz est une de ces villes dont on n’attend pas grand-chose, mais qui vous laisse avec une envie d’y revenir. Premier voyage post-Covid, j’en suis tombée amoureuse dès les premiers moments. Une ville au charme andalou, mais petite et tranquille où prendre le temps de se ressourcer, c’est exactement ce dont j’avais besoin à ce moment précis. Souvent délaissée, au profit de ses grandes sœurs, Séville ou Grenade, c’est pourtant une destination qui mérite de s’y arrêter ne serait-ce une journée. Découvrez que faire à Cadix ?

Que faire à Cadix?

  1. Cathédrale
  2. Plaza San Juan de Dios
  3. Monument de la Constitución
  4. Quartier Popola
  5. Quartier La Viña
  6. Parque Génoves
  7. Châteaux San Sebastian et Santa Catalina
  8. Plages
  9. Gran Teatro Falla
  10. Marché de Abastos

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Cadix en quelques mots

La ville de Cadix, c’est un long bras qui se jette dans la mer Méditerranée, une ville portuaire historique andalouse, un foyer pour plusieurs civilisations depuis plus de 3 000 ans.

Située dans le sud de l’Espagne, c’est la capitale de la province qui porte son nom. Non loin, Huelva, Tarifa et surtout Sevilla attirent aussi les touristes.

En berbère et phénicien, Gádir signifie “château”ou “forteresse”. Son nom a évolué au fil des siècles pour devenir Cádiz en espagnol.

La ville, qui comprend plus de 100 miradores, perd chaque jour des habitants, qui préfèrent ses loyers moins élevés dans les villes proches ou bien qui la quitte pour des grandes villes, faute d’opportunités laborales inexistantes.

Son port et son tourisme sont les deux secteurs économiques qui permettent de faire vivre la ville.

Il faut dire que Cadix ne manque pas de charmes avec ses palmiers, ses façades colorés, son patrimoine historique, l’accent typique de ses habitants, sa gastronomie savoureuse et sa baie d’où émerge Halle Berry dans Die Another Day.

Que faire à Cadix ? 10 lieux incontournables

Cadix est une ville à visiter lentement en savourant la douceur de vivre andalouse. Voici 10 lieux à ne pas rater.

1. Cathédrale

Les touristes se sentent tout petit face à la façade de cet imposant monument. Sa blancheur éblouissante charme dès le premier instant, tout comme sa parfaite symétrie. Si cette beauté extérieure m’a subjugué, l’intérieur m’a déçue.

Cependant, il faut absolument la visiter pour pouvoir profiter de la vue depuis l’une de ses tours. D’ici, Cadix s’offre aux regards des curieux. Ses maisons blanches s’étalent au loin. De l’autre côté, c’est le bleu de la mer à perte de vue.

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2. Plaza San Juan de Dios

Les terrasses des bars, le Carrefour Express, le Mc Do, la Mairie, les hôtels proches font de la Plaza San Juan de Dios, un lieu de rendez-vous incontournables pour les locaux comme pour les touristes.

Cette grande place piétonne bordée de palmiers, dont l’origine remonte au 16ᵉ siècle, est la plus ancienne de la ville.

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3. Monument de la Constitución

D’un côté, les figures allégoriques de l’agriculture et de l’autre de la citoyenneté. Le moument de la Constitución, aussi appelé Monumento de las Cortes, se situe dans les jardins de la Plaza de España où faire une pause au soleil.

4. Quartier Popola

C’est le quartier historique de Cadiz, le plus ancien de la ville, un labyrinthe des rues étroites qui protègent du soleil. Il n’est pas avare en jolies découvertes : murailles, église, théâtre romain, rue insolite et bars pleins de charme.

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5. quartier La Viña

Rues blanches qui éblouissent, palmiers, églises et restaurants qui ne paient pas de mines. Dans ce quartier, n’importe qui se sent comme un vrai gaditano. C’est la zone parfaite pour déjeuner ou diner entouré de locaux.

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Si vous préférez explorer la ville tout en étant guidé, voici 3 excursions faites pour vous :

6. Parque Génoves

C’est le parc de Cadiz, un petit espace vert qui date du 18ᵉ siècle. Entouré par les murailles de la vieille-ville, il est tout proche de la mer. Il abrite des dizaines d’espèces différentes, mais c’est surtout sa cascade qui attirera votre attention.

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7. châteaux de San Sebastian et Santa Catalina

Cadiz a deux châteaux : le castillo de San Sebastian, ouvert au public, et le castillo de Santa Catalina, espace culture.

Pour rejoindre le premier, il faut emprunter un étroit chemin sur l’eau qui offre de magnifiques paysages et contrastes entre le bleu de la mer et la terre sableuse et rocheuse qui se laisse voir à mer basse.

Le deuxième est une fortification qui se trouve sur la plage de la Caleta. Bâti à la fin du 16ᵉ siècle, il a une forme d’étoiles. Bien d’intérêt culturel, il a servi de prison militaire.

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8. plages

La plus connue des plages de Cadix, c’est la Caleta. Une petite étendue de sable coincée entre les deux châteaux. Proche du centre-ville, elle est très fréquentée.

Pour moi, c’est la plage idéale pour observer le coucher du soleil depuis une table en terrasse ou bien assis sur le passage qui mène au castillo de San Sebastían, mais pas vraiment pour y poser sa serviette.

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Je lui préfère la plage de Santa Maria, qui n’est pas non plus très loin du centre. En semaine, peu de monde.

Un peu plus loin, vous trouverez les plages de la Victoria et de la Cortadura. Elles sont aussi accessibles à pied si vous aimez marcher. Sur ces étendues de sable là, moins de chance de tomber sur des touristes puisqu’elles se trouvent dans des quartiers résidentiels, pas du tout touristique.

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9. Gran Teatro Falla

Le théâtre doit son nom à la star de la ville, Manuel de Falla. De style mudéjar, la façade de ce lieu central pendant le carnaval, attire tous les regards.

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10. Marché de Abastos

Le marché est l’endroit idéal pour prendre le pouls de la ville, faire le plein de produits frais, notamment de poisson et fruits de mer, et goûter aux spécialités de la ville.

Combien de jours pour visiter Cadix ?

Vous pouvez très bien programmer une seule journée pour visiter Cadix lors d’un road-trip en Andalousie. Cependant, je vous conseille d’y passer au moins un week-end pour pouvoir profiter de sa douceur de vivre, de ses plages et de ses spécialités culinaires.

Rien ne vous empêche d’y passer plus de temps pour de vraies vacances à la mer. Si comme moi, vous êtes aussi digital nomad, pourquoi ne pas y rester plusieurs semaines pour mêler travail et détente à la plage.

Que faire à Cadix en 1 jour ?

Si vous avez peu de temps pour visiter Cadix, vous pouvez très bien profiter de l’essentiel en 1 journée :

  • La cathédrale : admirez là de l’extérieur avant de la découvrir de l’intérieur
  • La plaza San Juan de Dios : profitez de ses terrasses pour une petite pause café
  • Barrio Popola : perdez-vous dans ses jolies ruelles
  • Le marché de abastos : promenez-vous dans ses allées avant d’y déjeuner
  • Les châteaux : découvrez les deux châteaux avec vue sur la mer
  • La Caleta : profitez du coucher de soleil en terrasse
  • Barrio La Viña : dînez dans ce quartier si agréable

Que faire à Cadix en 2 jours ?

Passer un week-end à Cadix est une excellente idée pour pouvoir découvrir la ville tranquillement, profiter de la vie nocturne et aussi faire un tour sur la plage.

Jour 1 : 

  • La cathédrale : admirez là de l’extérieur avant de la découvrir de l’intérieur
  • La plaza San Juan de Dios : profitez de ses terrasses pour une petite pause café
  • Marché de abastos : promenez-vous dans ses allées avant d’y déjeuner
  • Les châteaux : découvrez les deux châteaux avec vue sur la mer
  • La Caleta : profitez du coucher de soleil en terrasse
  • Barrio La Viña : dînez dans ce quartier si agréable

Jour 2 : 

  • Monument de la Constitución : promenez-vous tranquillement dans le parc tout en admirant cet imposant monument
  • Gran teatro Falla : marchez dans la ville jusqu’au célèbre théâtre
  • Parque Genoves : profitez d’un moment de détente dans LE parc de la ville
  • Barrio Popola : déjeunez dans le quartier principal de la ville
  • Playas : choisissez une des plages de Cadiz pour profiter du soleil

Quand aller à Cadix ?

Si vous souffrez de la chaleur, il faut absolument éviter d’aller à Cadix de juin à août.

Pour profiter de la plage, il est, bien entendu, conseillé de ne pas partir en hiver.

Il y a deux périodes de l’année pour profiter de la ville : d’avril à juin et de septembre à octobre.

Comment aller à Cadix ?

Les aéroports les plus proches sont ceux de Séville et de Jerez. De nombreux vols directs depuis d’autres communes espagnoles ou des villes européennes atterrissent dans ces aéroports.

Il est aussi possible de se rendre à Cadiz par train depuis plusieurs villes espagnoles. Vous pouvez consulter les horaires ici.

Bien entendu, de nombreuses compagnies de bus passent également par la commune.

Enfin, vous pouvez aussi arriver en voiture. C’est d’ailleurs, une option parfaite si vous prévoyez un road-trip en Andalousie. Si vous ne possédez pas de véhicule, passez par la location !

Comment se déplacer dans Cadix ?

Cadix est une ville assez petite et il y a fort à parier que vous serez logé assez proche du centre-ville, si ce n’est dans le centre-ville lui-même. Vous pourrez donc tout faire à pied.

Dans tous les cas, vous pouvez aussi compter sur le système de transport de la ville. Et bien sûr, il est possible de se déplacer en taxi.

Où se loger à Cadix ?

Le quartier Popola est le meilleur endroit pour séjourner à Cadix. En effet, toutes les attractions sont à quelques mètres. De plus, c’est idéal pour profiter de l’ambiance de la ville, notamment de nuit.

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Être digital nomad à Cadix

Cadix n’est pas vraiment une destination prisée des digitals nomads. Vous risquez de ne pas trouver une grande communauté, mais si ce n’est pas un frein pour vous, ce sera sûrement une bonne destination.

Soleil, plage et bonne gastronomie, seront suffisants pour vous faire passer un agréable séjour dans cette petite ville. Il y a de nombreux cafés avec wifi pour travailler. Il existe aussi quelques co-workings. Par contre, aucun co-living n’existe dans la ville.

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Voyager responsable à Cadix

Comme partout dans le monde, il est important de voyager responsable pour prendre soin de la planète et aussi des populations locales. Voici quelques idées d’actions éco-responsables : 

  • Utilisez de la crème solaire eco-friendly
  • Ramassez vos déchets sur la plage
  • Choisissez un logement qui prend des mesures pour l’environnement
  • Fréquentez les bars et restaurants tenus par des locaux
  • Faites vos courses au marché
  • Achetez des produits de saison
  • Renseignez-vous sur les règles de tri des ordures
  • Apprenez quelques mots d’espagnol

Être une personne racisée à Cadix

L’expérience de chaque personne racisée est bien entendu différente d’une personne à l’autre. Étant d’origine sud-asiatique, je n’ai rencontré absolument aucun problème lors de mon séjour de 15 jours dans la ville.

J’espère que cet article Que faire à Cadix ? vous aidera à préparer votre prochain séjour dans cette sublime ville.

N’hésitez pas à le partager sur Pinterest pour aider d’autres voyageurs !

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