Jerez de la Frontera boasts world-famous attractions that make it one of the most well-rounded and captivating destinations in the whole of Andalusia. Horses, wine, brandy and flamenco are hallmarks of Andalusia and Spain, and distinctive features that fully define and characterise the city.

Jerez offers a wealth of possibilities: the incredible equestrian shows at the Royal Andalusian School of Equestrian Art and the Hierro del Bocado Stud Farm; a visit to the unrivalled sherry cellars of Jerez, where wine and brandy are born, mature and age in silence; the chance to enjoy flamenco in its purest form, and its old town, designated a Historic-Artistic Monumental Site, where churches, palaces and unique buildings can be discovered amongst orange trees and fountains throughout the squares, streets and hidden corners; there are also numerous museums and themed centres where the bull, the horse, flamenco and wine take centre stage, alongside others of great interest that showcase our tradition and heritage.

Other well-known attractions include the world-famous Velocidad Circuit, which hosts numerous motor racing events throughout the year; the Jerez Zoobotanical Park, where young and old alike can enjoy an exceptional setting and one of the most comprehensive zoological collections in Spain, as well as its numerous country estates and haciendas, or the ravines and natural enclaves, where visitors can enjoy active tourism and the great outdoors.

Finally, it is also worth noting that Jerez’s privileged geographical location, nestled between the mountains and the sea, makes it possible to use Jerez as a base for numerous excursions and visits to different towns in the province via the various established routes: the White Villages Route, the Bullfighting Route, the Atlantic Route, etc.

If you’d like to discover everything Jerez has to offer, visit the following website: www.turismojerez.com