With pristine white buildings gleaming along a turquoise shore, it’s easy to mistake the seaside city of Cádiz for one of Andalusia’s famous White Towns, also known as the “Pueblos Blancos.” But technically, Cádiz is not considered one of the 19 Pueblos Blancos even though it shares many of their characteristics, such as whitewashed houses that stand out against the scenery, narrow streets that lead to cute town squares, and a relaxed vibe that conceals a complex history.