Jerez de la Frontera

Jerez de la Frontera - a city that combines Andalusian elegance with passion and taste. Walking through the old town, we will visit the Moorish Alcázar, the baroque cathedral and the charming whitewashed streets smelling of oranges. We will stop at Gallo Azul - a neo-Mudejar building with a blue dome that has been an icon of Jerez for years. We will also see Atalaya Tower, a former watchtower that today houses the Clock Museum.

You will also learn, Where sherry wine came from in Jerez. It is here, thanks to the unique climate, limestone soils albariza and white vine varieties palomino fino, one of Europe's most distinctive spirits is produced. The production of sherry dates back to Phoenician times and flourished during the reign of the Arabs and the era of the great sea voyages - when wine from Jerez was exported to England, Flanders and America.

We will look at facades former residences of bodegas ownersfull of history and Andalusian splendour, and then we will stop at the famous bodedze Tío Pepe.

For those wishing, the opportunity to see a spectacular show andalusian horses at the Royal Riding School and the evening performance of the flamenco in an authentic peña, where music and emotion are alive like nowhere else.

Feel what real southern Spain tastes like!