Castillo de San Sebastian — Attraction in Cádiz

Great place to see Cadiz from a distance. No tickets needed. Due to its nature, I recommend checking tide times as it's a lot more attractive to visit during high tide😉 Ideal spot to watch the Atlantic during storms 👌🏻 We've been lucky on this front and saw it in very windy days🌊🌊👌🏻 It was interesting to observe huge difference in conditions between south and north side of the walkway. Could be difficult to make it all the way in and out without getting wet, so be prepared for a challenge during high tide on...

The Castillo de San Sebastian (1706) occupies a tiny island off Playa de La Caleta at the westernmost point of Cádiz, Spain. Its artillery was intended to protect the city from hostile ships approaching from the west. The castle is largely abandoned but still accessible to the public. The entrance is always open, inviting the curious to come in. It's on a small island off Playa de La Caleta, accessible via Paseo Fernando Quiñones. It's an interesting...

I really like this place, me and my friends visited this place. but... We had to fight off the horde of gray fellas. Some of my friend got jumped by a red eye gray fella. But we manage to escape the place because of the British guy that lower the platform but he got jumped too so one of my friend need to go and lower the platform. Never the less i would still recommend visiting this place but. bring a musket and sabers for defending yourself incase gray...