The 1812 Constitution Monument in Cádiz: photos, reviews

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Standing proudly in Cádiz, the 1812 Constitution Monument is a testament to Spanish history and architectural artistry. Designed by Modesto López Otero and completed in 1929, this remarkable structure celebrates the pivotal Constitution of 1812 with intricate statues and detailed carvings. Visitors of all ages can explore the monument's grandeur, making it a fitting destination for families. Convenient garage parking and additional paid parking options ensure a stress-free visit. With an impressive Google rating of 4.6, it remains a cherished spot for both locals and tourists to reflect on Spain's rich past amidst the serene surrounds of the park.

Features

Suitable for children, Garage parking, Paid parking, Wheelchair accessible entrance

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Republica Argentina

Bus stop 162 m walk

Plaza Espana

Bus stop 99 m walk

Alameda Clara Campoamor

Bus stop 206 m walk

Plaza De España

Bus station 209 m walk

4.6

based on 4,823 reviews

Google

4.6/5 4,823 reviews

Xana Muniellos

Excelente monumento con significados de hondo calado y conmemorativo de la primera constitución española.

José Carlos Merino

Un monumento historico. Es un gran monumento, dedicado, además, a una noble parte de la historia del país. El monumento impresiona tanto por su tamaño, como por los personajes que aparecen en el. Forma parte de la vida nacional!

The 1812 Constitution Monument in Cádiz

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