These commemorative Melkart statues, created by Antonio Aparicio Mota, are placed in different parts of the city. The places where they are placed are related to the crossing of the Phoenician ships in the 7th century BC and to the course of the river Iro, which was an access route to the interior and to the shelter of the Cerro del Castillo, where the Phoenicians settled.

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Delve into the fascinating essence of Chiclana de la Frontera, a destination that combines the rich history of Andalusia with the serene beauty of its golden beaches. Nestled in the province of Cadiz, this Andalusian jewel invites you to explore cobblestone streets that whisper stories of centuries past and immerse yourself in the serenity of the Mediterranean on its extensive beaches.

Cadiz, the oldest city in Western Europe, is a historical and cultural treasure located on the southwest coast of Spain. With its rich history, beautiful beaches and vibrant cultural life, Cadiz offers a unique experience to visitors.

On the coast of Chiclana, 2.5 miles off the coast, lies a historical and natural treasure: the Islet of Sancti Petri and its majestic castle. This small island, which stands on a rock formation, has witnessed ancient cults, human settlements and military defenses over the centuries.