Its tourist attractions are characterized by their number and variety, offering the visitor unique tourist experiences related to the city’s many attractions: extensive beaches, golf, history, nature, gastronomy, sport ….. as well as those related to a wine culture that stretches back over a thousand years.

The town centre is well worth a visit, with its characteristic well preserved white houses and its architectural monuments and museums, such as the eighteenth century Santa Ana chapel, with impressive views of the whole city, the nineteenth century San Juan Bautista church or the thirteenth century Sancti Petri Castle, in ancient times a military fortress.

Its main tourist interest, however, lies in the city’s ambience and the lifestyle of its inhabitants. Stop off on your travels to enjoy the amazing local cuisine in one of the numerous bars and restaurants to be found in Chiclana, join the locals and enjoy the excellent fortified wines produced in the city: finos, olorosos and moscatels, craft wines from traditional wineries not to be missed on your visit to Chiclana de la Frontera.