Plaza de la Encarnacion
It traces its origin back to the 18th century. Inside it are precious relics: the painting of “La Virgen Niña” by the famous painter of his day, Zubaran and the image of Jesus Christ, a 14th-century relic.
Museo de Reloj, the “house of clocks”
Here you will find at least 300 clocks, some dating back to the 16th century. Be there when these clocks strike and see if you can handle the chimes of the ages!
Alcazar
This is 12th century fortress where you can find the “Camera Oscura”. This is a 360 degree camera which is at the top of the Alcazár from where you have a beautiful view of the surroundings.
Plaza Arenal
It is a beautiful square right in the heart of the city centre with a fabulous fountain in its centre.
Calle larga
Main shopping street in Jerez.
Centro Andaluz de Flamenco
It aims at protecting and promoting the art of flamenco and is worth visiting.
The most popular short excursion from Jerez is to Sanlúcar de Barrameda just 20 minutes away by car where you can dine on some of Spain's finest seafood at one of the restaurants at Bajo de Guía which overlook the Doñana National Park (get directions in advance from your hotel reception).
Museo de Arte Flamenco
An imposing building with a huge assortment of flamenco instruments.
Parque Zoologico
A zoo and a garden under one roof! The collection of botanical plants and animal species are impressive.
Real Escuela de Arte Equestre
This is a training school for equestrian akills. Equestrian ballets are scheduled every Thursday.
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