2025 Jerez Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in April)

|Portugal + Spain 7 cities 13 days, all the way beautiful to crazy. 🍀This summer, . Sisters who want to go don't cross it out, you will be able to use it~ day1 💠Many places in the old town of Porto are not accessible to vehicles, very suitable for City Walk ~ Lero Bookstore, St. Benedict Train Station, Porto Cathedral, Church of the Holy Spirit, Red Top Sunset, Libera-sur-Duro area Dinner, spend a day just right~ day2 🔹Lisbon, the city of weddings - Obidus is my first stop. After lunch, go to the capital of Lisbon, take a tram to feel the romance of this city is the best way, watch a Fado performance in the evening, perfect day3 💠Cintra, Fairytale Palace-Pena Palace, Cliff Town, Cape Roca are today's main characters!Especially in the afternoon to Cliff Town this next💠afternoon tea shop, square grid floor-to-ceiling windows with the opposite scale of red The house, the atmosphere is really breathtakingly beautiful~ day4-5 🔹Southern coastline, in addition to surfing, windsurfing, boating, swimming, pristine beaches, cliff sea views and wine estates can not be missed! 🏯 Hotel recommendations 💠Porto: Pestana Palacio Do Freixo Lisbon: Tivoli Avenida Liberdade Xing Southern coastline: Vila Vita Parc day6 💠Arrive in Andalusi, Spain, ancient architecture and Tavera in the small town of Faro for afternoon tea, stay in Seville for the evening. Dinner was 🔹used at the hotel, and you can see a game of Flamengo day7 🔹Sevilla Royal Palace, Seville Cathedral, ancient carriage tour super-famous Spanish Square, Seville ancient city full view restaurant dinner, is the play arrangement of this day. day8 Jerez, please, in addition to the sense of age in the old town, the vineyard winery is the highlight! This time we will go to Sherry Winery and Vineyard, which started in 1886, to taste 2 extremely precious VORS grade sherry wines! , day9 How to play the day: “Best place for elopement” - Ronda on the cliffs, City of Flowers - Córdoba, dinner at the riverside restaurant in the Old Town, admiring the view of the famous Roman Bridge. day10-12 These 3 days in Madrid, windmill town, ancient city of Toledo tour and afternoon tea, Madrid Royal Palace, Plaza Mayor lunch, Prado Gallery and more and strolling souvenirs. 🏯 Hotel Recommendations: 💠Cinzeville: Hotel Colón Gran Melià Cinjeres: Casa Palacio María Luisa 🔹Hin Cordoba: Hotel Hospes Palacio del Bailio Hing Madrid: Thompson Madrid

A little stop off on a road trip consisting of Sevilla, Jerez, Cadiz (next review) and Tarifa on the way back to home! Cobble streets and close proximity to Sevilla and Cadiz made this a great one night stop over which helped give us the chance to explore a little! Finding a random pizza place behind a street, to eating a chocolate covered waffle from a super super funky shop was amazing…however nothing beat the fact they covered and old church into a Mercadona! it’s not the best but it certainly made for some interesting architectural in the cheese aisle! Again not something to add to your list for a specific trip but a stopover is the best!

I love traveling abroad and visit five times a year, so I'd like to introduce a one-day plan for Jerez de la Frontera, Spain, which I actually visited. Jerez is a beautiful city in Andalusia, famous for its rich history, culture, wine, and flamenco. It's a small city, so I think you can enjoy it in one day, including a wine tour! ①Alcazar The Alcazar of Jerez is a fortress built by Muslims in the 12th century. The labyrinth-like intricate courtyard is interesting. If you go up to the top, you can see the view of the city. ②Cathedral A magnificent Baroque cathedral built in the 17th century, with an attractive, solemn exterior. I only saw it from the outside. There is also a winery (Bodegas Tio Pepe) nearby. Opening hours: Monday to Saturday: 10:00-13:00, 17:00-20:00 Sunday: 10:00-13:00 Admission fee: 5€ for adults ③ Numerous wineries When you walk around the city, you will find sherry wineries everywhere. You need to make a reservation in advance to visit, but just walking around and looking at the exterior is irresistible for sherry lovers... Some wineries offer two-hour tours with advance reservations. If you find a winery that interests you, please make a reservation and go! ④ Station The station in Jerez is very beautiful. The tiled waiting room and platform are mesmerizing. Take a good look at it!! I also visited wine shops and walked around the city, so one day was just right. Please visit them for reference. #Spain#Jerez #Overseas travel strategy

Jerez de la Frontera train station is located at Plaza de la Estacaion Ferrocarril s/n, approximately 500m east of the historic city center. It is a building of great architectural value and is therefore protected as a cultural asset. This gorgeous historic building is still in use and is a pleasant surprise for tourists visiting Jerez. The station combines Renaissance and Mudéjar elements, which are reflected in many of the decorative elements. The ornate building is on one side of the railway line and on the other side is a simple curtain wall. They are spanned by a freestanding, unremarkable steel and glass roof. Those viewing the station from the east side could be forgiven for not giving the station a second glance. There are 2-3 Alvia long-distance trains per day to Madrid and Barcelona, ​​MD medium-distance trains to Cadiz, Seville, Cordoba and Jaén, some of which continue to Jaén, and Cercanias commuter rail services to San Fernando and Cadiz. #11月好去2024 #SpainTravel #Andalucia #TrainTour #RailwayTour #RenaissanceArchitecture #Moors

Andalucia Tour ~ Jerez Amazing place to visit. Hidden away on a side road. The Time Museum was formerly a wine cellar, which was once the owner's home. Very beautiful palace/mansion full of period pieces from the 17th century onwards Great exhibitions and their collection of rare and historic clocks will amaze you. Beautiful music accompanies your stroll through the exhibition. Tip: Please arrive before the hour. We arrived there on the hour and there was a bell concert going on. If you're in Jerez for a day or two, this is definitely worth a visit. #11月好去2024 #SpainTravel #Andalucia #Watchshop #CultureAntiques #Museum

Andalucia Tour ~ Jerez Tio Pepe Winery gave us a wonderful tour, full of history and wine curiosity. Start with a small train ride around the winery grounds, followed by a walking tour of the old factory and storage rooms. Also, the tasting experience was incredible: 4 delicious tapas paired with 4 excellent wines for less than 30€ per person. For an extra 5 euros you get two extra glasses of Sherries, which IMHO makes it an unforgettable experience for wine and food lovers. #11月好去2024 #SpainTravel #Andalucia #WineFarm #WineTasting #WineryVisit

Jerez Cathedral is an architectural gem that you cannot miss when visiting this city. Its impressive exterior and majestic interior will amaze you. The combination of Gothic, Baroque and Neoclassical styles makes it a unique masterpiece. Furthermore, its octagonal tower is a unique symbol of Jerez and offers stunning views of the city. A calm and spiritual atmosphere permeates the interior, making it an ideal place to reflect and appreciate the beauty of religious architecture. If you’re staying in Jerez, we definitely recommend visiting the Gothic-style Jerez Cathedral and immersing yourself in the city’s history and culture. The entrance fee is 8 euros and for 1 euro more you can go up the tower as you get a great view of the city. The cathedral provides an audio guide that helps to understand the history of the building. #11月好去2024 #SpainTravel #Andalucia #ReligiousArchitecture #GothicArchitecture #BaroqueStyle #Cathedral

Andalucia Tour ~ Jerez A beautiful church that you must visit no matter what, the exterior is impressive and the interior is even more impressive. The construction details are exquisite and the craftsmanship is impeccable. Its structural hierarchy is very much from the late Southern European Renaissance, but there is a great line and ease to the way it is assembled to the base of the backrest system. All in all the building is brilliant, even though it has been overwhelmed by the disorderly modern urban layout. I prefer it to Jerez Cathedral and it is without a doubt the most beautiful thing I have seen in Jerez. #11月好去2024 #SpainTravel #Andalucia #ReligiousArchitecture #ChurchTour #ArchitecturalStoneSculptureArt

Andalucia Tour ~ Jerez The Alcázar in Jerez de la Frontera is a silent witness to Andalusia's rich history. This impressive complex was built during the Almohad rule in the 12th century and has survived centuries of conquest and transformation. Each stone and arch tells a story, from the Muslim days to its re-conversion into a Christian fortress. Here, time seems to stop and history comes to life. I really enjoyed visiting the Alcazar in Jerez. It’s not as crowded as Seville and Granada, but still has plenty to offer visitors. We loved the architecture, the orange trees and the beautiful gardens. #11月好去2024 #SpainTravel #Andalucia #CastleArchitecture #Palace #Moorish

Andalucia Tour ~ Jerez The Plaza Mamelon connects the historic and commercial centre of Jerez with Avenida Mayor Álvaro Domecque and was one of the main roads of urban expansion and development during the 20th century. It is called the "Alameda of Seville", but people have always called it the Plaza Mamelon because it is located on a low, nipple-shaped hill. In 1893, the plaza was beautified, and in 1952 the Monument to San Juan Bautista de La Sal was added. In 1987 architect Juan Ramón Díaz Pinto created a large lake in the center of the square. When the city hosted the World Equestrian Games in 2002, the Gran Break sculpture complex by sculptor Eduardo Soriano was added to the nearby plaza area. The bronze equestrian monument depicts a chariot pulled by five horses. The carriages were occupied by characters dressed in traditional Andalusian costumes, and some passengers sat alongside the ladies. At night the square is illuminated by colored lights reflecting on the lake, making it an evocative place. #11月好去2024 #SpainTravel #Andalucia #CityCenter #Relax #Leisure

Yes this is where those famous dancing horses come from and it is also a fine place to watch or even learn flamenco. When i was in Seville, there were a lot of daytrips offered via tours that would help explore most of Andalusia. But this time around I was in no rush. So i decided to do all those places that have long interested me. And the Andalusian region is one of my favourites in Spain. I try my best to avoid it in summer though. Once i was through with Seville, I booked myself a train ticket. At around 10:12am i got on a train from Seville station. It took a little less than an hour to get there. The city of Jerez de la Frontera is known for its rich cultural heritage, including its historic center, sherry production, and flamenco music. Personally, i found the city to be quite friendly and fascinating. I was put up in the center of the town as this has always served me well. It makes things walkable distances or at least I rely a lot on it. In Jerez the most important sights of tourist interest are the cathedral and the alcazar. Beside the Alcazar is the Paseo de la Alameda Vieja, which is a broad esplanade where people like to stroll. It's beautiful with the acacia trees with their violet flowers that ring this esplanade. One of the principal squares is the Plaza del Arenal, a very large plaza with a monument in the middle of the plaza to General Miguel Primo de Rivera. There is another large plaza called plaza de mamelon and besides it is is palecia domec. Other than that i visited the monastery of la cartuja. And if you have the time or the interest, i recommend a tour of a winery too! #myhiddengems #europe #summerdestinations #spain #100waysoftravel #myitinerary #cherryblossom2024