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The ones worth your time.
The 15 most popular jerez de la frontera tours in Spain. What each one is actually like, who runs it, and what you can expect to pay.
See Andalusian horse dressage in ballet form, then tour the Art Equestrian and Carriage Museums at Jerez’s Royal School.
“An incredible display of talent. This is a true spectacle and one not to be missed.”
Visit the Cartuja stud farm near Jerez for a guided look at Cartujano horses, then watch a dressage show with the season’s foals.
“Our guide was excellent. He was very well informed and very personable. The facility is well run and organized. The horses were absolutely beautiful and well taken care of. We really enjoyed our time there. I would most definitely say it was worth the time and money spent.”
2-hour guided visit to Jerez’s Royal Andalusian School: stables, tack rooms, interactive museum, palace halls, gardens. $18.
“Javi was an excellent guide, very knowledgeable and happy to answer questions.”
Guided Bodegas Fundador tour in Jerez with a stop in the historic La Mezquita, museum time, and a sherry and brandy tasting.
“Loved the tour and the tasting was great. Highly recommended!”
Guided Cayetano del Pino winery tour in Jerez with 138 years of sherry tradition and a guided tasting of two wines with appetizers.
“excellent tour, with lots of beautiful information boards and a video, as well as a guide.”
Tour a historic Jerez bodega, learn how sherry is made, then taste four wines and sherry at Cayetano del Pino for about $29.
“Good guide, very knowledgeable and worth the money”
Walk Jerez’s historic center with a guide, from Muslim-Christian streets to San Dionisio, ending with two Jerez sherry wines for $26.
“Charo was a wonderful tour guide! This private walking tour was like wandering through a city with a friend, chatting about what we were seeing. It was so relaxed and very informative without feeling like a school lesson! She was knowledgeable about the history of the town and had lots of funny stories too. We…”
Guided tour of Bodegas Álvaro Domecq in Jerez with sherry, brandy, and vinegar tastings. 1.5 hours for $26.
“This was a great tour with a great guide. The information given was interesting with the right amount of detail. We did the 5 sherry tasting option, and were really pleased we did. The last two were definitely our favourites! A really enjoyable tour in a beautiful location, with some very tasting sherries.”
Watch flamenco in Jerez at Tablao Puro Arte in a 1739 bodega, with a drink included and optional lunch or dinner.
“la atención y el espectáculo. la calidad de la comida correcta, sin más.”
Taste classic sherries and fortified wines on a guided visit to González Byass in Jerez, with hands-on tasting and production stories.
“We didn’t do it because no one was there!”
Jerez tapas and sherry pairings in 2 hours. Walk historic streets, hit 3 tabancos, and enjoy 3 tapas plus 3 drinks for $42.
“Great tour, Lucia was very knowledgeable and a great guide.”
See Jerez’s Domecq Palace in 45 minutes with an audio guide, admiring Andalusian-Baroque rooms, marble courtyard, and balconies.
“good commentary via earphones in english”
A 2-hour guided walk in Jerez that blends plazas, legends, and Almohad architecture inside the Alcázar.
“Rose was a fantastic guide! We throughly enjoyed the informative tour around Jerez! Muchas Gracias!”
Cathedral of Jerez entry with free audioguide and 360º virtual view. Explore five naves and the bell tower for about $9.
“Kort.. van buiten spectaculairder dan binnen. Viel wat tegen als je andere in Spanje hebt bezocht”
1-hour flamenco in Jerez at La Guarida del Ángel with an included drink, in a 16th-century palace near San Miguel.
“me gustó el.espectaculo en general. Las bailarinas muy buenas y la cantante tb. la guitarra me pareció excelente”
