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The history of the palace is linked to one of the families with the greatest winemaking tradition in Spain and Europe. Symbol of social and business power of the city of Jerez de la Frontera throughout the centuries. The Domecq Palace responds to the typology of the Jerez bourgeois houses of the second half of the 18th century. Paintings, tapestries, sculptures and noble materials brought expressly from Italy, Flanders and France, frame a unique and exceptional artistic and cultural ensemble. Visiting the Domecq Palace is a unique experience in the city, since there is no palace with the characteristics of this jewel of Andalusian baroque. Within its walls, you will not only find the beauty of exceptional architecture, but you will experience the tradition and know-how of a family that left its mark on the city of Jerez and the world.

Discover legends, anecdotes, and stories of ancient civilisations that you might otherwise miss if exploring alone on a history-focused tour of Jerez. Take a deep dive into the history of one of the most emblematic monuments of Mudejar art, the Alcázar. Visit a mix of highlights and hidden gems as you explore the Andalusian city on foot, which allows you to focus on the finer historical details.

During your time in port in Cadiz, discover the stunning coastal city’s historical highlights on a City Sightseeing hop-on hop-off bus tour. With your 2-day ticket, climb to the top deck of a distinctive double-decker bus and see Cadiz’s impressive monuments from an ideal vantage point. Listen to informative audio commentary as you cruise past Cadiz Cathedral and Puerta de Tierra, and choose to disembark whenever an attraction captures your attention. Hop on or off as many times as you like within the validity period of your ticket.

See a remarkable display of Spanish horsemanship at a showcase of Andalusian horses, with routines that feature Spanish music and 18th-century costumes. Watch choreographed routines ranging from classical dressage to carriage driving and doma vaquera, which traces its roots to traditional cattle herding techniques. This ‘How the Andalusian Horses Dance’ show is held at the Royal Andalusian School of Equestrian Art, in the historic center of Jerez.