Castillo de Santa Catalina

Interesting walk through, great spot for the view, it's free entry so you can't be disappointed that there is nearly no sign explaining any history of the structure. It's been converted to an art gallery now, do you got that.

Cádiz, Castillo de Santa Catalina, the castle is the oldest military construction in Cádiz city, and is a good example of historic preservation. Situated to the north of Playa La Caleta and Castillo San Sebastian, it is well worth a visit. Construction started in April: 1598, led by architect and military engineer, Cristóbal de Rojas. The castle was completed exactly 23 years later, in September 1621, at the end of Felipe III's reign.

Nice view from the castle. Free entrance. Good for walking.

Another free site in Cadiz worth a quick stop. Beautiful views from here of the harbor and adjacent beach. A great place for some quick photos. The buildings house various rotating exhibitions of art, photography, etc.

This castle is underrated. Inside the castle, there’s a garden, there’s a museum, and there is a small chapel. When you go around the castle, it is a stunning view of the ocean and the beach. I took many videos so that you can see from a different perspectives. Best of all, it is free to go in. Enjoy the Beatles see use of the sea.

Wonderful views out to the ocean and down on the beach from this unusual shaped castle on the coast. Lots of uneven steps to walk around the ramparts and turrets. It is well worth a visit. The best part I thought was the little chapel which had lots of character and interesting displays. Their was benches for a rest or picnic and toilets. No entrance fee.

The 17th century Castillo de Santa Catalina next to Playa de La Caleta in Cádiz, Spain, was built by order of King Philip II after the Anglo-Dutch capture of the city in 1596.

Loved the 1643 chapel .fantastic view all along the walls .Has wee seats in good shaded era with great views.

A nice find. There is a local art museum inside as well as the history of the castle.