The 21 best places to visit for arts and culture in Jerez De La Frontera

An amazing building but a fascinating history right in the heart of Jerez. The building features both Christian and Islamic architecture reflecting the history of the area. You can go up the tower and walk some of the walks too. All in all exceedingly good value for €5 (concessions available-ask)

Amazing old fortress to visit, a must do. We went on a Wednesday at 4.30pm, and did not have to wait to enter. This gave us 1.5 hours before closing time (last entry at 5.30pm) to view the complete complex (more than enough time). The tower and bathhouse are very interesting. It takes some effort to climb the staircase to the top of the octagonal tower, but well worth it.

I found this a really interesting historical site covering the occupation of the area by both Islamic and Christian religions. I enjoyed the architecture and the way the fortress was designed to ensure survival by harvesting rainwater and a well for water from the local aquifer.

Well worth the visit. Cheap entrance fee for the historical lesson. The building doesn't have too much on display, could host a lot more, seems empty other than an old pharmacy display, a few paintings and quite a lot of neat posters. The real deal here is the garden and the side buildings with their history and roles on display.

The place was very pleasant but the audio guide didn’t have matching signs so you have to guess a little bit were you were.

At first I wasn't sure, if I really want to go and miss the non rainy part of the day - I would do it all over! Loved it, especially the gardens! 🥰🥰

€5 to get in. Worth the visit as there are great views from several locations. The apothecary is a curio but the historic building is the attraction.

Offers a truly unique and stunning performance with magnificent horses. It’s well worth the trip from Seville to witness the elegance and skill of these wonderful creatures and their riders. An unforgettable experience for anyone visiting the region.

An experience like no other where artistry meets tradition meets animal husbandry. You can tell the horses are pleased with themselves if you keep watching as they leave the arena! I recommend you get there as early as possible to explore the grounds and the exhibitions before the show. Time flies by. Two points; if you are a horsey person and own/ride them, then the shop has some nice branded kit although some (but not all) is a bit expensive. It's hard to say no!! It's a shame (despite the photos below) that the venue no longer enforces its no video/no photos rule. The ladies in front of us on the front row watched 50% of the show through their camera screens and it was quite distracting. Oddly at one point one lady had a horse pass right in front of her.. but she was watching her screen on wide angle so it looked far away! See how I was distracted. Anyway, it's a must do on your Jerez visit.. but please enjoy the moment & limit your camera time😡

The horses and their riders were really elegant. The first part of the show was a little slow. But then it definitely picked up. There are some amazing feats from the horses. But much of what they do is very subtle and delicately intricate. We are not trained "horse people" so we are not the best judges. But the horses are certainly well-trained and capable.

How the Andalusian Horses Dance was such an incredible show. The school is a beautiful place and everything was so well organized and operated.

I bought a VIP ticket for my wife's birthday and it was worth every penny. We had a really knowledgeable guide for two hours plus visits to the palace, stables, museum and a VIP seat to watch the professional riders training and practicing. When the guide spoke of equestrian topics, horses and the education provided by the school he became beautifully animated, his enthusiasm clear to us both. A truly wonderful experience, one that will be with us for ever.

The show in the indoor arena is beautiful and the visit of the museum is very instructive 👏

A fairly interesting experience. Something a little different and memorable. Not something that I’d want to do again and again though

The only good thing is the location. No service whatsoever. No help around. Steep stair. No elevator. Nobody to help. Small rooms. Run down. Shouldn’t be a hotel. Certainly not a palace …

The man working at the reception for the guided tour was very rude. I asked for a ticket in Spanish and he told me the English tour just finished. I said it’s ok I’m learning Spanish. He laughed at me and told me I need to do more learning. There was no need for that level of rudeness.

Palacio del Virrey Laserna is one of my favourite places to take visitors to. I've probably been there 4 or 5 times and all the people I've taken there have enjoyed it. It's a chance to hear the history of a beautiful house from a first hand perspective which brings it all to life. You'll hear about pieces of beautiful furniture and artworks by well known artists and how they came to be in their family's possession and you'll see family photos and hear anecdotes about life in the house. The gardens are a lovely surprise too.

We stayed for one night. The castle looks very old and very romantic. It's located in the central part of the city near a parking, which is a great convenience. They welcomed us very kindly and expeditiously. There is a courtyard with a large charming garden with a swimming pool where you can enjoy some peace and quiet. The furnishings in the guest house are dated but well maintained and clean. There are artworks all over the walls. We were very pleasantly surprised by the compliments in the room - coffee, biscuits, cupcakes and nuts. The bed was super comfortable, which is a big plus. We didn't do the tour of the building due to lack of time, so I can't recommend it.

We had to go and find a cash machine as they only took cash. We left the pushchair in the lobby, as understandably we couldn't take it through the house. There are some stairs to navigate from the garden back into the house. In each room, items of interest were pointed out. Our tour guide was the son of the family, who still lives in the house. Would be great to stay in the house and amuse the pool in the garden.

A beautiful building and a gracious host. Excellent location.

Place is falling apart, but is neat to see. I paid extra for a nice room, but they ended up putting me in a cheaper room and didn't refund the difference of $42.

A lively Spanish plaza with lots of coffee shops and restaurant's

It's a very beautiful fountain and a lot of historical buildings around, only it's too hot at the afternoon in July

This is a nice plaza in the very center of Jerez. You'll find many bars and restaurants all around the plaza.

A decent guide to Jerez’s Plaza del Arenal, offering basic information about its history and nearby landmarks. It’s helpful for getting oriented and learning the essentials, though it lacks depth and engaging anecdotes. With more cultural context and recommendations, it could be much more informative — but as a general overview, it does the job.

Iconic and beautiful square at the heart of Jerez de la Frontera.

Pretty place to visit. Tho not much to go on. But there's nice local restaurants to eat, and some places to visit.

Jerez is beautiful!!! It's small, can be covered in a few hours... Great small Tabancos everywhere...good food.. great sherry and it's cheap. Don't forget to drop by one of their sherry Bodegas.

Nice cathedral, with a lot of light and ample spaces. There's also a small treasure museum and a VR-experience included in the ticket, which is of 8€ per adult, in my opinion too much though, for what the cathedral has to offer.

A very thorough and well-organized guide to the stunning Cathedral of Córdoba. It provides fascinating historical facts, clear architectural descriptions, and insightful details that enhance any visit. Perfect for both tourists and art enthusiasts. Have a great VR experience, but the schedules are a bit short, well overall it stands out for its quality and usefulness.

A must-see cathedral around Sevilla. I was amazed by its collection of silver holy items and thought this place was so underrated 🙃 I had no difficulties to find a place of parking nearby, after having enjoyed a local restaurant next to the Jerez cathedral, we headed to bell tower and entered the cathedral. There was not so crowded as it was a Tuesday, much more exciting than in weekends.

Charge to go into church? Can't help thinking about the money lenders in the temple. Tourist attraction nat a church

Visited the Cathedral of Jerez de la Frontera. Entry fee: 8 euros — greeted by the audio guide thanking me for my “generous donation.” The cathedral is beautiful, but really, that’s it. The audio guide goes on and on in epic detail for what is, frankly, a rather small site. Nearby palace costs 5 euros and offers much more for your money. I bailed after the “most beautiful” number — stunning, but my patience (and wallet) had limits. Architecture is impressive, yes. Price-performance ratio? Not even close. Go if you must, but bring your sense of humor… and a bigger wallet.

Beautiful. I didn’t expect Jerez to have such a nice cathedral. €8 entry, €6 for students. you can climb up the tower for one euro extra.

I bought 2 tickets for a guided tour of the Cathedral (not an audio-guide but an actual human guide) believing it to be in English, but it turned out to be in Spanish. This mistake was pointed out to me by the ladies at the ticket office, who first tried to rearrange the tour for another day and then, when that wasn’t possible because of our travel plans, arranged for an English-speaking colleague of theirs to come to the Cathedral and provide the tour. Alberto, who actually works at the nearby San Miguel church, arrived within 10 minutes and delivered a superb, informative tour that lasted over 2 hours. A history graduate and self-taught English speaker, Alberto provided an enormous amount of information and insight about the Cathedral and Jerez and, considering that the Cathedral doesn’t presently provide guided tours in English and that he had about 15 minutes notice, he did an amazing job. We have been fortunate enough to enjoy guided tours in Ronda, Granada and Cordoba and Alberto’s was by far the most enjoyable - he is an asset to the organisation that looks after the Jerez monuments, and we hope that guided tours in English become a regular part of their service offering; in Alberto they have an excellent guide. Many thanks also to the ladies at the Cathedral ticket office for their patience and resourcefulness in arranging our tour and turning a negative into a huge positive experience. This was one of our highlights so far of our 15 days travelling around Andalusia.

We took a wonderful two-hour excursion through the bodega, including a sherry tasting accompanied by a visit of the private painting collection, which dates back to the 15th century. Alex (Alejandro) did a fantastic job explaining the various steps of sherry production. They also produce a wonderful brandy.

I really recommend the private tour suited to your needs. Not only did we learn about the fascinating history of the bodega and how sherries are made but we had the opportunity to have beyond an amazing tasting within the bodegas art gallery. I am sorry that i dont remember the name of our guide that was originally from Germany but she made the experience what it was and we are very grateful.

We had an outstanding tour and tasting, here, and got to see the private art collection (the El Greco was our favorite). Alejandro was super informative, answering all our questions, and explaining the process the various sherries go through. They only sell VOS and VORS (20 and 30 year old) sherry, and are family run, so it has a unique and personal feel.

Amazing tour of a smaller quality sherry production. I would recommend coming in with a little knowledge on sherry production or starting with a different tour if you're taking multiple, but would highly recommend this tour. The tapas plate and the small art gallery were also lovely touches. Save a little extra time for getting there. The path is a bit confusing and they keep the main gate locked, but it was not hard to get in and they were very helpful - just might be stressful if you're running behind!

An excellent bodegas to visit. Pur guide was very knowledgeable and accommodating. The wines were spectacular. They specialise in older sherries with real depth of flavour. We came across this bodegas by chance and we're so glad we did.

Amazing place, amazing tour, amazing wines! Special shout-out to Maria who is an extremely knowledgeable, engaging and attentive guide 👏

Great tour of this traditional, yet, fairly new bodega. Very friendly. People took us on the tour around the bodega and gave its history followed by winetasting with the added benefit of the small art gallery with some wonderful pieces. For the uninitiated, a great way to get an understanding of the making of Sherry

(Translated by Google) The former Palace of the Countess Casares, which framed this illustrious square, has been renovated as the San Dionisio Palace Cultural Center and will open its doors before the end of the year. This space, in addition to being a cultural center, will house the new wine and brandy museum and will have a restaurant area on the ground floor. The renovation was carried out by Fulgencio Meseguer, who, in collaboration with Angelines Cabello and Roberto Amillo, has made possible the collection of more than 8,000 pieces that will illustrate the intimate history between our city and wine. Right in front, the Virgin of the Assumption shares a gaze with the Church of San Dionisio (patron saint of Jerez), holding so many of the secrets accumulated over their centuries of friendship. Behind it, the Old Town Hall of Jerez, built in the Renaissance style, completes this square. Declared a site of cultural interest in the Historical Heritage (1943), it currently appears to be part of the current Town Hall structure, with no clues as to its potential opening to visitors. (Original) El antiguo Palacio de la Condesa Casares, que enmarcaba esta ilustre plaza, se ha rehabilitado como Centro Cultural Palacio de San Dionisio y abrirá sus puertas antes de finales de año. Este espacio, además de centro cultural, albergará el nuevo museo del vino y el brandy y contará con una zona de restauración en su planta baja. Es autor de esta rehabilitación Fulgencio Meseguer, que en colaboración con Angelines Cabello y Roberto Amillo, ha hecho posible la recolección de más de 8.000 piezas que ilustrarán la íntima historia entre nuestra ciudad y el vino. Justo en frente, la Virgen de la Asunción comparte una mirada con la Iglesia de San Dionisio (patrón de Jerez), guardando tantos de los secretos acumulados en sus siglos de amistad. A su espalda, remata esta Plaza el Antiguo Ayuntamiento de Jerez, de estilo renacentista. Declarado bien de interés cultural del Patrimonio histórico (1943), actualmente parece formar parte del entramado del actual Ayuntamiento, sin dar pistas sobre su potencial apertura a visitas.

(Translated by Google) Pretty square surrounded by the old town hall and the San Dionisio church. In the center of the square, a pillar topped with a statue of Our Lady of the Assumption. (Original) Jolie place entourée de l'ancien Hôtel de ville et de l'église San Dionisio. Au centre de la place, un pilier surmonté d'une statue de Notre-Dame de L'assomption.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful square overlooked by the church of San Dioniso, the Cabildo Viejo and the Palacio de la Condesa de Casares, all built with different architectural styles. (Original) Bellissima piazza su cui si affacciano la chiesa di San Dioniso, il Cabildo Viejo ed il Palacio de la Condesa de Casares, tutti costruiti con stili architettonici diversi.

(Translated by Google) One of the most characteristic places in Jerez. A square with several different architectural styles. It is close to all the relevant points of the city and is the epicenter of the zambombas that are organized at Christmas. (Original) Uno de los sitios más característicos de Jerez. Una plaza con varios estilos arquitectónicos diferentes. Está cerca de todos los puntos relevantes de la ciudad y es el epicentro de las zambombas que se organizan en navidad.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful square .Christmas atmosphere in the capital of Christmas (Original) Preciosa plaza .ambiente navideño en la capital de las navidades

(Translated by Google) Emblematic square in the history of Jerez. (Original) Plaza emblematica dentro de la historia de jerez.

(Translated by Google) A simple and pretty square. (Original) Una plaza sencilla y bonita.

The Tío Pepe tour was a fantastic experience! Our guide Marta was amazing—friendly, knowledgeable, and made everything engaging. The setting was peaceful and beautiful, with plenty of interesting info about the sherry-making process. The tasting was a real treat, and the wines were excellent. Don’t miss the souvenir shop—great selection and very reasonable prices. Highly recommended!

I did the winery tour here and really enjoyed the experience. The tour takes you through various rooms with different wine barrels, includes a short ride across the winery grounds, and ends with a tasting of several wines paired with small nibbles. It was fascinating to see the winemaking process up close, and our guide was excellent—knowledgeable and clear in their explanations. A unique and enjoyable experience that's definitely worth checking out!

A good activity for a day out in Jerez. It's a beautiful place to visit. Fun ride in a small train to begin the tour. We tasted 4 diferent types of sherry for €27. I think it was a good value for the price.

Booked the English tour of this beautiful Bodega with two sherry tastings. Advanced booking is essential, even on a Monday in October. Personally I didn’t find the Guide particularly engaging and I would have liked to have learned more about the process. Also, one of the tastings was a spritz, so not pure sherry. Nevertheless, the beautiful grounds, history of the brand and central location made it a worthwhile visit. Also the modern tasting area is stunning.

The winery is huge and absolutely beautiful. For sure buy tickets in advance! We mistakenly booked our tour in Spanish. There were at least two tours the very same time in English but team refused to swap the group. It was a walking tour and open space, so I honestly don’t understand what was the problem of adding us to the English group. We didn’t understand anything from 2h visit. During tasting had to remind several times that we had more products to try and also had food included. There were no explanation during tasting at all. I wish client service were better.

Our visit lasted far longer than we expected. A little land train tour as intro, then a walk through many of the historic solera bodegas with a detailed explanation of the sherry process and the history of Tio Pepe. The grounds of the factory include some original streets from the city, they're beautifully preserved. We tasted 4 sherries - Fino, Alfonso, Cream and a Croft Twist (a ready made sherry spritz). A good visit, time well spent.

We did the Visita Tio Pepe, which included tasting two sherries. We got a fino and a Croft Twist, which isn't actually a sherry. Half the tour was on a land train, the other was walking around. We would have liked to learn more about the manufacturing process. It's the most visited winery in the world. We would have liked to have seen more personality, it felt like a mass produced tour. Maybe a tour with a smaller Bodega would have been more interesting. We didn't manage to book online, but asked for an English tour at the gate and was told to come back at 4pm for a 4.30pm tour.

Wonderful and peaceful loved seeing this beautiful architecture and learning about the history.

Awesome historical places ❤️

Closed for no reason. Jerez is such a dump.

I recommend visiting this church!

Beautiful church.

(Translated by Google) Let me first say that we may have gone the wrong way or not. Because I followed other people into the side door, I don't know if I have to buy a ticket or not? Built in the Gothic style between the 15th and 16th centuries, the church has an additional perpendicular nave. The current structure dates from the 17th century to the present day. Simple beauty It is not as luxurious as churches in France, Italy and Germany. In simplicity there is the power of holiness. (Original) ออกตัวก่อนนะคะว่าเราอาจจะ​เข้าผิดทางหรือยังไง​ เพราะเดินตามคนอื่นเข้าประตูข้าง​เลยไม่รู้ว่าต้องซื้อบัตร​มั้ย? โบสถ์แห่งนี้สร้างขึ้นในสไตล์โกธิคระหว่างศตวรรษที่ 15 และ 16 ได้สร้างทางเดินเพิ่มในแนวตั้งฉากเข้าไปด้วย ซึ่งโครงสร้างปัจจุบันมีอายุตั้งแต่ศตวรรษที่ 17​ จนถึงปัจจุบัน​นี้​ สวยงามแบบเรียบๆ​ ไม่เน้นหรูหรา​เหมือนโบสถ์​ในฝรั่งเศส, อิตาลี​และเยอรมันนี​ ในความเรียบมีพลัง​แห่งความศักดิ์สิทธิ์​

(Translated by Google) A convent and church worth visiting, built outside the Gothic-style walled enclosure, where its cloisters and courtyard host very interesting events and exhibitions. A visit is highly recommended. (Original) Convento e iglesia a visitar, edificado fuera del recinto amurallado de estilo gótico, donde en sus claustros y patio se celebran actos y exposiciones muy interesantes. Muy recomendable visitar.

This is a nice theatre. However I thought paying a little extra to be on the front row of the anfiteatro seating would be worth it, however the barrier/edge of the anfoteatro almost started to obscure the view of the stage and I think you probably get an even better view a row or two back! Also, during the show there were a few mistakes with the lighting - projections flicked on and off, and at one point instead of turning the spotlights on they turned the auditorium lights on for a few seconds. In a big theatre like this I wouldn't expect that kind of mistake which felt quite unprofessional.

Lovely experience. Excellent architectural concept, there is a good view of the scene all around the theatre. Ana Morales' show "Sin Permiso" was original, beautifully choreographed and performed, and supported by outstanding artists.

Smallish theatre but well-raked seats meaning good visibility even from the 'gods'. Seat/row marking could be improved.

A fantastic show in a wonderful venue.

Classic theatre, the only one in Jerez, which is a shame. I saw "Eloisa está debajo de un almendro", a Jardiel Poncela great comedy piece. Can't understand why the theatre hosted it only one night...

Best when flamenco festival A Historical place in Jerez and Andalusien culture scen.

Great location for events, very stylish and beautiful.

This is a nice newly laid out museum. And why there is short audio guide in several languages available and about three videos that you can watch in Spanish or English. They missed out on making the descriptions generally bilingual. This would have been a small effort in comparison and a great step forward. The exhibits contain not many outstanding finds. The most unusual are the prehistoric idols.

Very small [with nothing spectacular], but very well organized and kept. It shows love for the past. It is worth a visit.

The museum is well laid out, you're directed by signage. I don't know if there was an English language audio guide, but I had fun reading the Spanish and trying to figure it out. It's a beautiful location, outside the central places. And the senior discount can't be beat - Eu 1.8!

The Archaeological Museum at Jerez de la Frontera has recently been refurbished and renovated and in quality and type of display now rivals any provincial museum in Andalucia. There is only one drawback, most of the information is in Spanish although free audio handsets are available in a number of languages. The building that houses the museum the Old City Hall in Plaza del Mercado, was itself declared a building of Cultural Interest in 1962. The displays take you from deep prehistory through to the modern age.

Absolutely fabulous museum. Gorgeous building, wonderful curation, great audio visual presentations and nice staff Although most text is in Spanish, there is an English brochure and most displays are self explanatory. Very glad to have visited this gem in Jerez. Nice way to spend an educated hour or two.

Such a hidden gem. It’s a must go! So well laid out. Interesting Audio visual films on each floor in English. Superb way to see Jerez come to life before your very eyes: from Neolithic times to 21st century. Museum is in beautiful building, exhibition is very well curated with superb journey management to create an experience of Jerez through time across the levels. Highly recommend.

If you love history this is the place to go. Wonderful exhibits with 'pit stops' where you can learn more about the history of Jerez by watching a short film. . Each room takes you to the next era, a journey through time. Excellent place.

Wedding was held here, the church is beautiful and so well illuminated. I recommend visiting

Beautiful small church in center of jerez.

Not worth the visit. Church is dirty, dusty w lots of bird droppings. Better churches around.

Incredibly beautiful altar retable

Very beautiful place with gorgeous liturgy on Sundays at 7 pm.

(Translated by Google) The Church of San Marcos has a single nave and is covered with star-shaped ribbed vaults. The Mudejar-style baptismal chapel is the oldest in the temple. The main baroque altarpiece, composed of 20 panels of paintings on biblical themes. The sacramental chapel is a baroque work from the 18th century. You can visit from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. (Original) La Iglesia de San Marcos, es de una sola nave, se cubre con bóvedas de crucería estrellada. La capilla bautismal de estilo mudéjar es la más antigua del templo. El retablo mayor barroco, compuesto por 20 tablas de pinturas sobre temas bíblicos. La capilla sacramental obra barroca del siglo XVIII. Se puede visitar de 11 a 14 pm.

(Translated by Google) It is a place full of charm where each stone tells a story. (Original) Es un lugar lleno de encanto donde cada piedra cuenta una historia

I went to the museum on Saturday December 31 at noon. It was closed. I wish I can go back to Jerez de la Frontera and gain access to the museum.

Visited today, 3 March 2022, at 19.10 and it was not open. Waited until 19.30. Left very disappointed.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful dioramas and nativity scenes of all kinds, different authors and places, we went with a large group, it cost us 1.80 per person and included a guide, it took us an hour to visit, it is worth it. (Original) Bonitos dioramas y belenes de todo tipo,distintos autores y lugares, hemos ido un grupo grande nos ha costado 1.80 por persona e incluía guía ,hemos tardado una hora en visitarlo ,merece la pena .

(Translated by Google) I went with excitement because I like nativity scenes, but without any expectations because I had no reference to the museum. From the moment the museum guide began to tell us what we could see there, I was already excited. And then it got even better. We discovered many things: the magnificent dioramas with all kinds of scenes, from classic ones to the almost contemporary ones from the Betis and Olot nativity scenes. The different types of nativity scenes were surprising: Neapolitan, Murcian, Colombian, Andalusian... It's an unforgettable museum. Congratulations to the nativity scene makers and the institutions that make it possible. It's a benchmark for all of Spain. (Original) Fui con ilusión porque me gustan los belenes pero sin ninguna expectativa porque no tenía ninguna referencia del museo. Desde que el guía del museo empezó a contarnos qué podríamos ver allí ya me entusiasmó. Y luego cada vez mejor. Descubrimos muchas cosas: los magníficos dioramas con todo tipo de escenas, desde las clásicas hasta las ‘casi’ contemporáneas de los béticos y los de Olot. Sorprendente los distintos tipos de belenes: napolitanos, murcianos, colombianos, andaluces… Es un museo inolvidable. Enhorabuena a los belenistas y a las instituciones que lo hacen posible. Es un referente para toda España.

(Translated by Google) A must-see!!! An absolutely wonderful place where you move from one admiration to the next. The scenes are marvelous, imaginative, and surprising. Spectacular creativity and artistic execution. Absolutely worth the visit! (Original) Imprescindible!!! Un lugar absolutamente maravilloso en el que pasas de una admiración a la siguiente. Las escenas son maravillosas, imaginativas y sorprendentes. Espectacular creatividad y ejecución artística. Rotundamente, merece la pena la visita!!!!

(Translated by Google) Beautiful museum dedicated to nativity scenes, with numerous representations of them, perfectly set, in maximum detail. Pure art. Congratulations to all the nativity scenes and the entire lighting team for achieving such a perfect setting. (Original) Precioso museo dedicado a los belenes, con numerosas representaciones de ellos, perfectamente ambientados, al máximo detalle. Puro arte. Enhorabuena a todos los belenistas y a todo el equipo de iluminación para lograr esa ambientación tan perfecta.

(Translated by Google) We have been lucky enough to have Ramón García as a guide. He has had the great detail of revealing to us the wonderful world of Nativity scenes in Jerez de la Frontera. Dioramas, Neapolitan Nativity Scene and the magnificent Nativity Scene with music, speech, lights and special effects. A very enriching visit. (Original) Hemos reunido la suerte de tener como guía a Ramón García. Ha tenido el gran detalle de descubrirnos el maravilloso mundo de los Belénes en Jerez de la Frontera. Dioramas, Belén Napolitano y el magnífico Belén con música, alocucion, luces y efectos especiales. Una visita muy enriquecedora.

(Translated by Google) A majestic palace, a manor house, originally in the Renaissance style, but with Baroque and Neoclassical additions. I seem to recall it was once owned by the Domecq family. (Original) Un majestuoso Palacio, casa solariega,originariamente de estilo renacentista, pero con añadidos barrocos y neoclasicos. Creo recordar que fue propiedad de la familia Domecq.

(Translated by Google) The origin of the building, according to the tombstone displayed on the portal of the residence, dates back to 1545, ordered to be built by Pedro Benavente Cabeza de Vaca y Carvajal on an Islamic construction. Inside it houses the oldest winery in Jerez. (Original) El origen del edificio, según la lápida expuesta en el portal de la residencia, data de 1545, mandado construir por Pedro Benavente Cabeza de Vaca y Carvajal sobre una construcción islámica. En su interior aloja la bodega más antigua de Jerez.

(Translated by Google) Spectacular, incredible place for celebrations, it doesn't look that big from the outside. It has charm (Original) Espectacular, increíble lugar para celebraciones, no parece tan grande desde fuera. Tiene encanto

(Translated by Google) The most important thing for me is the cleanliness, and it was great, and if we compare it with the price it is very good, I don't give it 5 stars because I didn't like the breakfast at all. But otherwise very good. (Original) Lo más importante para mí es la limpieza,y estuvo genial,y si lo comparamos con el precio está muy bien,no le pongo 5 estrellas porque el desayuno no me gustó para nada .Pero por lo demás muy bien.

(Translated by Google) I really liked its facade. It is very well preserved compared to others. It is rented for filming which impressed me because it is an original way of maintaining it. I was left wanting to see its interior. (Original) Me gustó mucho su fachada. Está muy bien conservado comparados con otros. Se alquila para rodajes lo que me impresionó porque es una forma original de mantenerlo. Me quedé con las ganas de ver su interior.

(Translated by Google) Magnificent palace house perfectly rehabilitated. (Original) Magnífica casa palacio perfectamente rehabilitada.

(Translated by Google) It seems incredible that behind those two large doors there is such an impressive palace with a beautiful central patio and a delicious garden. (Original) Parece increíble que tras esas dos grandes puertas haya un palacio tan impresionante con un patio central precioso y un delicioso jardín.

If you like Easter season this is the place

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(Translated by Google) The Basilica Menor de Ntra Sra del Carmen in Jerez de la Frontera is a church with an attached convent belonging to the second half of the 17th century. The main doorway dates from 1731. With a quadrangular floor plan, it is made up of three naves. The main altarpiece has images of Saint Angel and Saint Albert and a large canvas of Saint Elias. On the central floor is the dressing room of the Virgen del Carmen. We had the opportunity to participate in the Eucharist and procession, held on Sunday, July 16, 2023, the feast of the Virgin of Carmen. (Original) La Basílica Menor de Ntra Sra del Carmen de Jerez de la Frontera es una iglesia con convento anexo pertenecientes a la segunda mitad del siglo XVII. La portada principal data de 1731. De planta cuadrangular se compone de tres naves. El retablo mayor cuenta con las imágenes de San Ángel y San Alberto y un gran lienzo de San Elías. En la planta central se encuentra el camarin de la Virgen del Carmen. Tuvimos la oportunidad de participar de la Eucaristía y procesión, efectuada el domingo 16 de julio de 2023, festividad de la Virgen del Carmen.

(Translated by Google) I did not know this church and today I had the opportunity to visit it, with its hall plan and the interior decoration it amazes and dazzles you because you did not expect that wonder seeing its exterior. I'm sure the photos don't do it justice, you have to go and see it for yourself. (Original) No conocía esta iglesia y hoy he tenido la oportunidad de visitarla, con su planta de salón y la decoración interior te asombra y deslumbra por no esperarte esa maravilla viendo su exterior. Seguro que las fotos no hacen justicia hay que ir y verla por uno mismo.

(Translated by Google) Spacious inside. All the figures are very beautiful and the adoration of the baby Jesus is very endearing. A basilica that seems to have a lot of internal parishioner activity due to the amount of notices and information at the entrance. The organ on the upper floor is spectacular, and the frescoes on the ceiling are remarkable. (Original) Espaciosa por dentro. Muy bonitas todas las figuras y muy entrañable la adoración al niño Jesús. Una basílica que parece tener mucha actividad interna de feligreses por la cantidad de avisos e informaciones a la entrada. El órgano en la planta superior espectacular, y los frescos en el techo notables.

(Translated by Google) These wonderful views are from the bell tower of this Basilica, it is not open to the public so on this occasion I publish these photos so that you can contemplate these unique views of Jerez de la Frontera, you can see the cathedral and the Churches of San Marcos, San Dionisio, among others. The tower shows the passage of history with its almost 4 centuries old through its bricks and wide walls. Simply unique, knowing that from here you can hear these bells in honor of the Virgin of Carmen. (Original) Estas maravillosas vistas son desde la torre del campanario de está Basílica, no esta abierta al público por eso en esta oportunidad publico estas fotos para que contemplen estas vistas únicas de Jerez de la Frontera, se puede observar la catedral y las Iglesias de San Marcos, San Dionisio, entre otras. La torre deja ver el paso de la historia con sus casi 4 siglos de antigüedad a través de sus ladrillos y muros anchos. Simplemente único, saber que desde aquí se escuchan estas campanas en honor a la Virgen del Carmen.

This was our 6th flamenco show in Spain and it was by far the best. We did theater style in Sevilla, courtyard style in Cordoba, cave style in Granada, tavern style in Jerez and this one. The restraint, release, passion, everything for this one was perfect, the performers felt like the most advanced ones we have seen so far.

We booked flamenco shows in other cities when visiting Spain but this was by far the best: we had a missunderstanding in terms of the ticket type but once solved we enjoyed every moment! Talented dancers and singers, delicious food if you decide to book a table that includes food as well! And I do recomend you do so!

Very nice. We enjoyed the show and were happy to be at your venue. Overall, a pleased evening with a short stroll back into town.

Amazing show. Definitely recommend it. On Saturday late in the evening wasn’t crowded at all. Received pure flamenco experience, had the tickets with drinks and they were good too.

The show and menu tapas was a wonderful experience! There is a performance area right in the middle of the dining tables so you get to see the performers up close for the opening ensemble act. The performers were amazing at portraying the emotions of the stories, which helped even though I had limited understanding of the songs themselves. The food was a great selection of delicious tapas, an entrée, and dessert. They were very helpful in accommodating my friend's shellfish allergy and had alternate foods available that were also very delicious. It came with one beverage (wine/beer/sherry/juice) included, but does not include cocktails as an option within the flat dinner rate. You may get additional drinks, such as cocktails or wine/beer/sherry/juice, for a separate additional cost at the end.

The best Flamenco show ever. All the performers were amazing, excellent and so passionate. Shout out to the best Camerero Paco and staff so welcoming and accommodating even to your dietary needs. The food was excellent, the pork cheeks fell apart so tender. Highly recommend +++

Fantastic! Really experienced flamenco dancer and lovely performance. It started in the middle of the floor among the audience, so one could get an intimate preview. The following segments were on stage. The tapas menu we chose was substantial and include one drink also. It is great value. Only thing I would advise is that to expect the show starting at 10pm, which was not obvious from the website. We thought door opens at 8pm but it is more like 8:30pm, food served at 9pm and performance at 10pm

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(Translated by Google) Although not very large, it is harmonious and the altarpiece on the front is especially attractive for its configuration in addition to containing the image of Mercy in its center. There are also several images among which the Lord of Transportation stands out, a Virgin just below the organ ( is used) and an image of the Virgin of the Head, which is nothing like the one that appears in the photos. (Original) Aunque no muy grande,es armónico y el retablo del frontal es especialmente atractivo por su configuración además de contener en su centro la imagen de la Merced.Tambien hay varias imágenes entre las que destacan el Señor del Transporte,una Virgen justo debajo del órgano (se usa)y una imagen de la Virgen de la Cabeza, que en nada se parece a la que aparece en las fotos.

(Translated by Google) It's very pretty. I have had the opportunity to enter several times. I'll stick with the hand kisser from the image of Sebastián Santos. It's a beauty. The Easter weekend before Lent I recommend going. There is a very good atmosphere and the steps are very rich. I recommend 100% (Original) Es muy bonita. He tenido la ocasión de entrar varias veces. Me quedo con el besamanos de la imagen de Sebastián Santos. Es una preciosidad. El fin de Semana Santa antes de cuaresma recomiendo ir. Hay un ambiente muy bueno y tiene gran riqueza los pasos. Recomiendo 100%

(Translated by Google) A historical site in this Our Lady of Mercy patron of the city that history says appeared behind a brick and tile oven. (Original) Un sitio histórico en el esta Nuestra señora de la Merced patrona de la ciudad que dice la historia apareció detrás de un horno de ladrillos y tejas.

(Translated by Google) I had the joy of seeing this beautiful church every morning in front of the window of my friends' house where we stayed in Jerez. She is very pretty (Original) Esta iglesia tan bonita tuve la alegría de verla todas las mañanas frente a la ventana de la casa de mis amigos donde nos quedamos en Jerez. Es muy bonita

(Translated by Google) Magnificent Basilica of Our Lady of Grace, a must-visit! The portal alone is worth seeing! (Original) Großartige Basilika der Gnadenmutter Maria, die man unbedingt besuchen muss! Allein schon das Portal ist sehenswert!

(Translated by Google) The Basilica Menor de la Merced, patron saint of Jerez, is a Gothic and Baroque style temple. It houses several brotherhoods of Jerez. The floor plan of the Basilica is a central nave flanked by columns. The main altarpiece is baroque, where the titular Virgin of Mercy resides. The baroque façade, set on a Renaissance structure, makes it especially unique. (Original) La Basílica Menor de la Merced, patrona de Jerez, es un templo de estilo gótico y barroco. Alberga a varias cofradías de Jerez. La planta de la Basílica es de una nave central flanqueada por columnas. El retablo mayor es barroco, donde reside la titular Virgen de la Merced. La fachada barroca, aposentada sobre una estructura renacentista, la hacen especialmente singular.

Not interactive enough. Nice to see the stables with the horses!

They lie about the opening time. Came in 13.10 wanted to just have a look around, were not allowed. They are open until 14, but you are not allowed to buy a ticket. There is a lady at the entry, but she is not allowed to sell tickets, she just sits there and sends people away. Their (extremely messy and confusing) website says you can buy tickets until 14. So we spent 45 euro for train tickets from Seville to not be let in for no reason. Spanish communism in practice - yes, we are open, yes, you could get in no problem, but we just won't sell you a ticket, we do not want your money, as being helpful will not affect our salary.

Really disappointed!!! Asked several people including hotel staff if open today on a Friday and NOT open!!? Everyone said it is Please update proper times 2 very disappointed children here and a long walk fir nothing

Great candle light cube experience.

(Translated by Google) An incredible experience, the Falla quartet was wonderful, the music, the staging, the atmosphere... Everything was perfect, I'd definitely repeat this experience many more times. I highly recommend it for all ages. (Original) Una experiencia increíble, el cuarteto Falla maravilloso, música, puesta de escena, ambiente,... Todo perfecto, para repetir está experiencia muchas más veces. Lo recomiendo totalmente para cualquier tipo de edad.

(Translated by Google) The Carriage Museum is a unique space dedicated to equestrian art and the history of carriage driving, a discipline in which Jerez is a world leader. Located in beautifully restored 19th-century wine cellars, the museum exhibits an impressive collection of historic carriages, harnesses, tack, period costumes, and objects related to the world of horses and carriage driving. Each piece is carefully preserved and contextualized, allowing visitors to understand the evolution of this equestrian tradition so closely linked to Jerez culture. The museum's vaulted ceilings and brick walls transport visitors to another era. Furthermore, the museum is part of the Royal Andalusian School of Equestrian Art complex, making it a perfect complement to a visit to the equestrian shows. It is a must-see for horse lovers and anyone wishing to learn about this important aspect of Jerez's heritage. The visit is highly enriching and offers a unique perspective on the elegance and refinement of the art of carriage driving. (Original) El Museo del Enganche es un espacio único dedicado al arte ecuestre y la historia del enganche, disciplina en la que Jerez es referencia mundial. Ubicado en unas antiguas bodegas del siglo XIX bellamente restauradas, el museo exhibe una impresionante colección de carruajes históricos, arneses, atalajes, trajes de época y objetos relacionados con el mundo del caballo y la conducción de enganches. Cada pieza está cuidadosamente conservada y contextualizada, permitiendo comprender la evolución de esta tradición ecuestre tan ligada a la cultura jerezana. El ambiente del museo, con sus techos abovedados y paredes de ladrillo, transporta al visitante a otra época. Además, el museo forma parte del complejo de la Real Escuela Andaluza del Arte Ecuestre, por lo que complementa perfectamente la visita a los espectáculos ecuestres. Es un lugar imprescindible para los amantes de los caballos y para quienes deseen conocer esta faceta tan importante del patrimonio jerezano. La visita es muy enriquecedora y ofrece una perspectiva única sobre la elegancia y el refinamiento del arte del enganche.

(Translated by Google) It is a very beautiful and interesting place to learn about the world of horses and their carriages. All facilities are super clean, including the stables. I advise that if you go to Jerez you visit it! (Original) Es un lugar muy bonito e interesante para conocer el mundo del caballo y sus carruajes. Todas las instalaciones están súper limpias, incluidas las cuadras. Aconsejo que si van a Jerez lo visiten!

(Translated by Google) Parish church dedicated to the Patron Saint. (Original) Iglesia parroquial dedicada al Santo Patrón.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful restored church, in the flamenco neighborhood of Jerez (Original) Preciosa iglesia restaurada, en el barrio flamenco de Jerez

(Translated by Google) Great church with a lot of history (Original) Gran iglesia con mucha historia