This article is part of Traveller’s ultimate guide to cruise ports.See all stories ... and fourth voyages (which sailed from Cadiz) became a major port servicing the Americas.

Andalucia’s underrated wonder, Cádiz, was as important as Seville in Spain’s maritime history ... There are only about six blocks from the port wharf on the north coast to the ocean on ...

Take a 40-minute train ride from the Cadiz, Spain, port to Jerez, the home of sherry—and a perfect spot for sampling the drink, says one reader who entered our cruise contest. "From the port of ...

Located in the Andalusia region of southwestern Spain ... de la Catedral to see Cadiz Cathedral and the ruins of Arco de la Rosa. Next, head to Torre Tavira, the port’s main watchtower, and ...

If I weren't on a cruise, I'd probably not be visiting ... half the gold of the Americas flowed through Cadiz's port. In 1812, Spain's first liberal constitution was signed here.

Cadiz, the ancient port city in southwestern Spain, has been revealed as the favourite European ‘hidden gem’ destination by UK cruise guests for the second year running. The finding was ...