Puerto Real

Puerto Real is a seaport in Andalusia, within the province of Cadiz. As of 2010, it had a population 40,667. The town is located on the northern shore of the inner lobe of the Bay of Cadiz, at the site of the historical Roman settlement of Portus Gaditanus. An ancient buying and selling put up, it is probably the oldest agreement on the Bay of Cadiz. It owes its present day call to the fact that it was rebuilt in 1488 by using Ferdinand II of Aragon and Isabella I of Castile. Puerto Real boasts public squares and vast streets; it also has a town-corridor building and a sixteenth-century church, which turned into constructed in several patterns.

Although the city changed into based in 1483 by means of the Catholic Monarchs, the actual records of Puerto Real begins in pre-Roman antiquity. There are vestiges of each prehistoric and Roman settlements in Puerto Real that bear witness to the truth that the land on which the cutting-edge city is sited has been inhabited for a totally long time. Puerto Real is the website of the ancient Roman agreement of Portus Gaditanus, that means "The Port of Gades", the maritime appendage of the Roman colonia, Gades, across the slender quit of the bay.