Meet up with a knowledgeable local guide and set off for a historical tour through the Spanish city of Jerez. Wander through its streets, squares, buildings, and monuments, learning about the city’s historical and artistic heritage along the way. Then head to one of the region’s most famous wineries for a lesson in the production and history of brandy and wine. Take a train ride through the vineyard and learn more about the area by watching a short film. After touring the vineyard, enjoy a delicious tasting of its best products and visit the wine store to purchase any bottles you wish to take home. Don’t miss this exciting opportunity to experience the best of Spanish culture and history through an interactive half-day tour.

Important gotic church. It was declared a National Historic-Artistic Monument in 1931

The Alameda Vieja is a green and recreational area close to the Alcazar. Its origin dates back to the surroundings of the Alcazar, being dedicated to the hero of Jerez Fortun de Torres

We will visit only surroundings of the Alcazar.The Alcazar is a group of fortified buildings of Almohad origin (probably the 12th century, being the oldest Almohad building in the Iberian Peninsula)

We will visit only surroundings of the cathedral.The cathedral of Jerez is a 17th century construction that combines Gothic, Baroque and Neoclassical styles.

The Plaza del Arroyo is one of the largest of the existing historical public spaces within the Islamic walls of the city. In this square is situated the Bertemati palace and the Conde de Puertohermoso palace. We will visit only their surroundings.

A genuine square where three styles come together: the Renaissance, the Mudejar and the Neoclassical. In this square you will be able to contemplate the exterior of the church of San Dionisio in the Mudejar Gothic style, the old library and town hall and the beautiful palace houses.

Visit to one of the most famous wineries and tasting of three famous Sherry wines