Universidad de Cádiz

Gaditanos tend to throw a lot of furniture onto the street. don't be fooled, most of it is still in good nick. Be careful of areas with lots of dogs though..

TRy and book into a hostal before you arrive. Quo Cadiz is particularly cheap, but has severe restrictions on your liberty(lock out at 12). For a more bohemian(and slightly more chaotic)experience. Book into the Casa Caracol(4 Suarez de Salazar, near Calle Gloria, next to La Plaza de San Juan de Dios). Also, take time out to visit Portugal, Marocco, Canos de Meca, Granada, Sevilla and Tarifa whilst your there. Oh, and bring a good costume for canaval.

The gaditano accent is possibly the most difficult to understand in Spain. Gaditanos tend to use a lot of slang, and professors at the university try their best to sound completely comprehensible. Sometimes, howevr, I struggles to keep up.

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The best bars in Cadiz for exchange students have to be Medusa, Osaka, Woodstock(New Town), El ollo and el Capos on Plza Mina. Best Restaurant has got to be La Gorda Bella off la calle neuva