Guidebook for Jerez
Everything Else
10 minutes walk. You can also take a taxi here if you are carrying a lot of luggage and don't want to walk.
Plaza de la Estación
10 minutes walk. You can also take a taxi here if you are carrying a lot of luggage and don't want to walk.
Sightseeing
The view from the "Camara Oscura" is beautiful and very informative.
The place is not expensive to visit and is a must!
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Alcázar de Jerez
s/n Calle Alameda ViejaThe view from the "Camara Oscura" is beautiful and very informative.
The place is not expensive to visit and is a must!
The monument to the most famous Flamenco Singer/Dancer/Actress, LOLA FLORES is here.
Plaza la Cruz Vieja
Plaza la Cruz ViejaThe monument to the most famous Flamenco Singer/Dancer/Actress, LOLA FLORES is here.
Lovely ancient square where City Hall used to be located. This is a must!
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Plaza de la asuncion
4 C. ChapineríaLovely ancient square where City Hall used to be located. This is a must!
Arts & Culture
Bodegas Tradicion
3 C. CordobesesThe Painting collection just worth the visit! Secret gem!
"How the Andalusian Horses dance" is a beautiful show. Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays (Thursdays are the best). The rest of the weekdays you can visit the museum and the stables.
I recommend to go early so you can stroll around the gardens and have a look inside the french style palace.
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I-Royal Andalusian School of Equestrian Art
s/n Av. Duque de Abrantes"How the Andalusian Horses dance" is a beautiful show. Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays (Thursdays are the best). The rest of the weekdays you can visit the museum and the stables.
I recommend to go early so you can stroll around the gardens and have a look inside the french style palace.
They are open everyday Mon-Sun. No booking necessary. Tours in English, German, Spanish, and sometimes French. Very professional tour.
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Gonzalez Byass
12 C. Manuel María GonzálezThey are open everyday Mon-Sun. No booking necessary. Tours in English, German, Spanish, and sometimes French. Very professional tour.
Church of San Miguel
Amazing church with a mix of different styles.
Food Scene
Jerez is full of lovely and different places to eat, from Michelin Star restaurants to small family run businesses serving simple local food. My recommendations are:
- Avoid those ones with boards showing photos of the food, these are mainly for tourists.
- Although Paella is something Spanish, it is not typical from southern Spain!, if you see a photo of a Paella, asume this is frozen and taken out from a pack! so this is a no no zone in Jerez!
One of my favourite places for a glass of Sherry and Patatas Bravas!!
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El Almacen
6 C. LatorreOne of my favourite places for a glass of Sherry and Patatas Bravas!!
Big portions and big variety of food. It gets busy with locals, so you may struggle sometimes to get a table!
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La Cruz Blanca
16 C. ConsistorioBig portions and big variety of food. It gets busy with locals, so you may struggle sometimes to get a table!
Great atmosphere, simple tapas and secret indoor open Patio with flamenco shows. In Summer, the do small concerts in the back garden.
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Las Cuadras
2 Pl. de la AsunciónGreat atmosphere, simple tapas and secret indoor open Patio with flamenco shows. In Summer, the do small concerts in the back garden.
Always busy, always good food and good wine, always good prices!!
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Las Banderillas
12 C. CaballerosAlways busy, always good food and good wine, always good prices!!
(not to be confused with Tabanco Cruz Vieja), this is a nice tapas bar 1 minute from the apartment near the monument of Lola Flores. This place has got very good tapas and very good prices. One of their specialities are their giant Spanish Tortilla but I like everything from here!
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Abacería Cruz Vieja
2 C. Ramón de Cala(not to be confused with Tabanco Cruz Vieja), this is a nice tapas bar 1 minute from the apartment near the monument of Lola Flores. This place has got very good tapas and very good prices. One of their specialities are their giant Spanish Tortilla but I like everything from here!
Very old fashioned “Tabanco” (where sherry can be purchased by the glass or direct from the barrel).
Great to get yourself immersed in Flamenco, Sherry, simple tapas, and good atmosphere! (Free flamenco “shows” everyday at lunch time and evening time).
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Tabanco El Pasaje
8 C. Sta. MaríaVery old fashioned “Tabanco” (where sherry can be purchased by the glass or direct from the barrel).
Great to get yourself immersed in Flamenco, Sherry, simple tapas, and good atmosphere! (Free flamenco “shows” everyday at lunch time and evening time).
Very simple place where you should try the local dish “Ajo Campero” or “Ajo Caliente”. This is a very old traditional dish made with warm bread soaked in tomato and peppers. It tastes better than it sounds!
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Tabanco San Pablo
12 C. San PabloVery simple place where you should try the local dish “Ajo Campero” or “Ajo Caliente”. This is a very old traditional dish made with warm bread soaked in tomato and peppers. It tastes better than it sounds!