Cadiz

Cádiz, located in southwestern Spain’s Andalusia region, is one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in Western Europe. Founded by the Phoenicians, it historically served as a crucial trading port – once holding a monopoly on trade with the Americas. Today, it’s a vibrant city offering a unique blend of history and modern life, with a relaxed pace ideal for digital nomads.

The city is defined by its distinctive layout: a compact Old Town (Casco Antiguo) of narrow, winding streets contrasting with wider, more modern avenues. Surrounded by the sea on three sides, Cádiz boasts a mild climate and lush parks, including the Parque Genovés with its exotic, historically significant plant life. Expect a distinctly Andalusian vibe with a strong local culture and a growing digital community.