Bertemati Palace
Built in the 1770s in the Plaza del Arroyo, the Bertemati Palace, declared a Site of Cultural Interest in 2005, is a magnificent example of 18th-century palatial architecture in Jerez. Its monumental Baroque façade, adorned with wrought iron grilles and balconies, displays the letters of the Dávila surname, the original owning family of the building.
Inside, a spacious central courtyard floods the rooms with light, reflecting the wealth and taste of the enlightened bourgeoisie of the era. The palace today serves as the seat of the bishopric and the Diocese of Asidonia-Jerez, giving it a living function within the historic heritage of the city.
Plaza del Arroyo, s/n
(+34) 956 338 800
www.diocesisdejerez.org
