Be astonished by its Alcázar, declared a Historical Artistic Monument and one of the few Almohad buildings that still exist on the Iberian Peninsula. The Cathedral, with a gothic style and being home several works of Zurbarán, the cloister of Santo Domingo, representatives of the Andalusian gothic style, and the Cartuja of Santa María de la Defensión, is considered to be the religious work of most artistic value in the province of Cádiz. Take a stroll through the streets and check out the old Boulevard, admire the beauty of the palaces, the old Town Hall, the Mudéjar style church of San Dionisio, as well as the Plaza del Arenal…

Pay a visit to the many WINERIES and VINEYARDS in the area. Jerez is home to one of the most coveted wines in the world, Sherry (Jerez). Other well-known products that stand out are brandy and vinegar from the area. Its centuries old wineries are abundant throughout the city, numbering at about 20. Learn about and dive into the wine culture, at its origins, tasting various products and observing the art of pouring.

Delight in the CULTURE of JEREZ, enveloping yourself in the atmosphere, experiencing its cellars full of barrels where wine is served in bulk and in what is considered to be the home of the art of FLAMENCO. This unique environment is perfect for enjoying the typical GASTRONOMY, and listening to a traditional guitar and singer duet of the region. Jerez offers the best flamenco performances on its stages, with recitals, celebrations, and festivities in its honor. This city has witnessed the rise and development of the best guitarists and singers of this art. A visit to the Andalusian Center of Flamenco is imperative to truly understand this unique artistic expression.

Jerez is also synonymous with the PUREBRED SPANISH HORSE. Check out the Royal School of Equestrian Art: observing the exhibition and learning about the history of this 19th century building designed by Charles Garnier. Take a tour through the history of horse riding and discover the Carriage Museum with an impressive collection of carriages, harnesses, and traditional horse riding attire, all while walking through the wonderful gardens. La Yeguada de la Cartuja Horse Reserve portrays the strength, grace, and art of this prestigious breed throughout the world. Its origins lie in the 15th century and today there are more than 200 pureblood horses. It is a key point to visit while in Jerez.

Close to the city tourists are able to enjoy the magnificent BEACHES of La Costa de la Luz (Bright Coast), or even the spectacular PUEBLOS BLANCOS (WHITE TOWNS) OF CÁDIZ and get a rush of adrenaline at the JEREZ CIRCUIT RACETRACK, where one of the most popular races of the World Motorbike Championships is held.