Bienvenido a la web de Turismo de Jerez

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• 1:History and Present Day (ALT-H).
• 2:Geographical location and climate (ALT-G).
• 3:Arriving (ALT-R).
• 4:What to visit (ALT-W).
• 5:What to do (ALT-T).
• 6:Where to stay (ALT-E).
• 7:Where to eat (ALT-O).
• 8:Shopping (ALT-S).
• 9:Nightlife (ALT-N).
• 10:Routes from Jerez (ALT-U)
  • 10.1:Sanlúcar, Chipiona & Doñana National Park Route (ALT-L).
  • 10.2:Puerto de Santa María & Cádiz Route (ALT-P).
  • 10.3:The White Villages Route (ALT-I).
  • 10.4:The Atlantic Coastal Route (ALT-C).
  • 10.5:The Bull Route.
  • 10.6:Sherry Wine and Brandy de Jerez Route (ALT-Y).
• 11:Thematic Jerez (ALT-M).
• 12:Calendars.
• 13:Professional Services  (ALT-V).
• 14:Visitor´s Book (ALT-K).
• 15:Sistema Integrado Información Turística.

Due to Jerez prime geographical location, nestled between the sea and the mountains, there are an outstanding number of options open to tourists which make Jerez the perfect place to base yourself while investigating the province.

El Puerto de Santa María is a short 12 minutes drive from Jerez. Sanlúcar and Chipiona are only 15 and 20 mins Hawai, as is the unrivalled National Park of Doñana, Cádiz, the capital of the province, is only 20 minutes Hawai, as is the beautiful Atlantic Coastal Route. The beautiful white village of Arcos de la Frontera, known as the gateway to the route of the White Villages, is less than a half-hour drive away.

Jerez also forms part of both the Route of the Bull and the Wine Route. Other villages and towns on these routes include such marvels as Chiclana, Vejer and Medina Sidonia. All within short travelling distance.