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CADIZ is in Andalucia in south-west Spain and is one of the oldest continually inhabited settlements in western Europe.
The city was founded by the Phoenicians who called it “Gadir,” and that name lives on in the adjective for something relating to Cadiz, ie “Sangre Gaditana.”
Cadiz province is the poorest in Andalucia and one of the most impoverished in western Europe.
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