SightsClosed Mondays
Punic Wall Interpretation Centre
A stretch of the city wall built when Carthage founded the town, with a crypt of later burials above it.
The regional capital, with a cathedral whose Baroque façade is one of Spain's finest and a lively old centre.
| Terminal | One way | How |
|---|---|---|
| Cruise terminal, Muelle de Alfonso XII | 55 min | bus or train |
Times are estimates. Allow extra on busy days and for tender queues.
A stretch of the city wall built when Carthage founded the town, with a crypt of later burials above it.
A glass lift whisks you up to the castle park, with peacocks, an exhibition on the city's history and the best view over the harbour.
A route through two buildings and under a church brings you out into a Roman theatre rediscovered only in 1988. The entrance is on Plaza del Ayuntamiento.