What to see in Jerez de la Frontera
The top 3 according to 527 votes from people: Alcázar of Jerez · González Byass bodegas (Tío Pepe) · Royal Andalusian School of Equestrian Art. (Updated Mar 16, 2026.)
Sherry bodegas, Andalusian horses and flamenco: the essentials of Jerez according to guides and travellers.
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Top 10
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1
Alcázar of Jerez
Almohad fortress with a mosque, Arab baths and a camera obscura.
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González Byass bodegas (Tío Pepe)
Tour of the city's most famous sherry cellars.
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Royal Andalusian School of Equestrian Art
The 'How the Andalusian Horses Dance' show.
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Church of San Miguel
Flamboyant Gothic in the San Miguel district.
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Plaza del Arenal
Large central square with an equestrian statue.
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Bodegas Tradición
Sherry cellar with a Spanish painting collection.
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Jerez Cathedral
Baroque church next to the Alcázar.
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Santiago district
Gypsy quarter, cradle of Jerez flamenco.
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Andalusian Flamenco Centre
Flamenco archive and documentation centre.
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Jerez Circuit
Racetrack hosting the MotoGP Grand Prix.
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11
Tabancos
Traditional taverns pouring sherry from the barrel.
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Central Market
Central market with fish stalls and tapas.
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Comments (3)
Las bodegas tendrían que ir más arriba, si vas a Jerez y no entras en una bodega no has ido a Jerez
Totalmente, Tío Pepe o Lustau como mínimo
Fuimos un jueves a ver los caballos de la Real Escuela y merece muchísimo la pena, reservad antes.