Jerez de la Frontera, one of the noblest towns in Cádiz brings together the splendour of aristocratic palaces with the popular flavour of typically Andalusian houses. A daytrip to Jerez could have the following ingredients:

Yeguada de la Cartuja

At the Yeguada de la Cartuja stud farm you can witness the great talent and natural beauty of the Spanish horse. The monastery stables house the world's most important stock of Carthusian horses and their fundamental aim is to preserve the genetic treasure of the Spanish thoroughbred horse.

Bodegas of Gonzales Byass

A trip through the world famous bodegas of "Tio Pepe" becomes a walk through sherry making history. Enjoy a tour of the bodegas where you will have the opportunity to taste a selection of dry an sweet sherries and to learn about the heritage of a great Andalusian tradition.

Alcázar de Jerez

The Alcázar, the former residence of the Sevillian caliphs during the long Moorish reign, is one of the town's oldest and most important monuments. It boasts a beautiful Moorish garden and a baroque church, added by King Alfonso X after the Reconquest of Spain.

La Taberna Flamenca

Round off your visit with the colorful and enchanting ambience of a genuine flamenco show a spectacular part of Spanish culture not to be missed!