Discover the rich history of Guadix and its surroundings
Quo Wadis Tours invites you to explore Guadix and discover ancient secrets and breathtaking landscapes, creating unique and unforgettable experiences.
Did you know that guadix is one of the oldest cities in spain?
It was founded by the Romans under the name of Acci more than 2,000 years ago. In fact, remains of the Roman theater—recently discovered next to the cathedral—are still preserved today.
Step into the heart of Guadix and explore its historic district, where every street and square tells a story spanning centuries.
The Cathedral of Guadix, the Villalegre Palace, the Plaza de las Palomas, and the traditional cave houses are symbols of its unique identity. Strolling through its streets is like embarking on a journey through the architecture, art, and traditions that have shaped the city’s history.
What to See in Guadix
Quo Wadis Tours invites you to discover the cultural and natural riches of Guadix and the Granada Geopark, connecting travelers with authentic experiences that celebrate the history and beauty of the surroundings.
Historical and Architectural Heritage
Alcazaba 
Plaza de la Constitución 
Arch of Saint Torcuato 
Cathedral of the Incarnation 
Torreón del Ferro 
Parish Church of Our Lady of Grace 
Church of Saint Dominic Roman theater
Guadix is an open-air museum where history isn’t just observed… it’s experienced.
- Alcazaba.
- Plaza de la Constitución.
- The Old Gates of the Medina.
- Cathedral of the Incarnation.
- Torreón del Ferro.
- Parish Church of Our Lady of Grace.
- Church of Santo Domingo.
- Roman Theater.
Cultural and artistic heritage
Julio Visconti Foundation 
Guil, centre culturel contemporain. 
Sculpture de Pedro Antonio de Alarcón. 
Statue du Cascamorras.
The local culture is expressed through sculptures, contemporary art, unique traditions, and creative expressions that showcase the town’s vibrant identity.
- Julio Visconti Foundation.
- Guil Contemporary Cultural Center.
- Sculpture of Pedro Antonio de Alarcón.
- Statue of Cascamorras.
Cave-dwelling and landscape heritage
The caves of Guadix as seen from the Padre Poveda viewpoint 
Viewpoints
To speak of Guadix is to speak of inhabited caves, landscapes that seem to have been carved by hand, and a natural setting that leaves no one indifferent.
- Cave settlement.
- Viewpoints.
It is one of the most striking cultural landscapes in Andalusia and one of the city’s most authentic landmarks.
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The Blog at a Glance
Discover unique articles and tips for exploring Guadix, where history and nature come together in every experience.
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5 fascinating places to see in Guadix: the European capital of cave dwellings
‘What is there to see in Guadix?’ is the question thousands of travellers ask themselves before venturing into one of Granada’s most unique landscapes. Known worldwide as the European capital of cave…
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San Pedro Poveda: the saint amongst the caves of Guadix
Pedro Poveda in Guadix: a city with a very special character. This Saturday, despite the rain, I had the privilege of exploring Guadix in a very special way. As part of the…
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Mudejar art – Dar al-Horra Palace – English
Learning to ‘read’ architecture makes all the difference when interpreting heritage. I’d like to share a fascinating detail about the Dar al-Horra Palace that I learnt thanks to Home – GranadaSingular. If…
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