Your first stop in La Viña should be at the Calle Virgen de la Palma, where tourism is revved to the maximum yet the overall ambiance is quaint and relaxing. Here you can find quite a number of tapas bars, clubs, flamenco bars and the best fried fish (pescadito frito). There are quite a number of unpretentious yet excellent tapas bar where you can have your fill of tapas – grilled fish, papas alinades (potato salad soaked in vinegar), jamón (ham) and so much more.

La Viña Tourism

Iglesia de la Palma (La Palma Church)
An 18th century Baroque style church.

Playa de la Caleta (Caleta Beach)
The only beach in the city. Also known as the Baño de la Viña, it is accessible at all times and there are no entry fees.

Balneario de La Palma
This concentrates on subaquatic archaeology of Cadiz and is situated in La Caleta beach.

Intrenet Guide:
Cadiz Guide