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Chiclana de la Frontera, a battleground during the Spanish War of Independence, is a well-known tourist destination with a number of spectacular spots hidden away.

Chiclana de la Frontera, a battleground during the Spanish War of Independence, is a well-known tourist destination with a number of spectacular spots hidden away.

With a traditional Andalusian clubhouse and a walkable, pleasant course, a game of golf here is a relaxing affair tinged with real Spanish atmosphere.

With a traditional Andalusian clubhouse and a walkable, pleasant course, a game of golf here is a relaxing affair tinged with real Spanish atmosphere.

Chiclana de la Frontera, a battleground during the Spanish War of Independence, is a well-known tourist destination with a number of spectacular spots hidden away.

With a traditional Andalusian clubhouse and a walkable, pleasant course, a game of golf here is a relaxing affair tinged with real Spanish atmosphere.

With a traditional Andalusian clubhouse and a walkable, pleasant course, a game of golf here is a relaxing affair tinged with real Spanish atmosphere.

Chiclana de la Frontera, a battleground during the Spanish War of Independence, is a well-known tourist destination with a number of spectacular spots hidden away.

Designed by the same architect as Cadiz Cathedral, this neoclassical parish church has three vaulted ceilings and numerous Baroque canvases.

With a traditional Andalusian clubhouse and a walkable, pleasant course, a game of golf here is a relaxing affair tinged with real Spanish atmosphere.

Chiclana de la Frontera, a battleground during the Spanish War of Independence, is a well-known tourist destination with a number of spectacular spots hidden away.

With a traditional Andalusian clubhouse and a walkable, pleasant course, a game of golf here is a relaxing affair tinged with real Spanish atmosphere.

Designed by the same architect as Cadiz Cathedral, this neoclassical parish church has three vaulted ceilings and numerous Baroque canvases.

With a traditional Andalusian clubhouse and a walkable, pleasant course, a game of golf here is a relaxing affair tinged with real Spanish atmosphere.