Jerez History and Art Walking Tour
Jerez, Spain
Trip Type: City Tours
Duration: 2 hours
Guided tour where you will enjoy unique surroundings and a particular architectural style visiting the streets, squares, buildings and major civic monuments of historical and artistic heritage of Jerez that still retain the essence of centuries past.
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Guided tour where you will enjoy unique surroundings and a particular architectural style visiting the streets, squares, buildings and major civic monuments of historical and artistic heritage of Jerez that still retain the essence of centuries past.
Jerez de la Frontera, is the most prominent city of the province of Cadiz, to preserve an important historical and artistic heritage. It was where the Tartessos settled. Later it was Phoenician colony and site of later civilizations such as Roman, Visigoth and Muslim. Cultures that left their mark in Jerez.
We have designed an interesting tourist, cultural and artistic itinerary, so you can discover all the charms that offers Jerez de la Frontera. In our tour of the historic center of Jerez, you will meet to detail and enjoy a unique city. Its special architecture, streets, monuments, landmark buildings and squares; corners that still preserve the essence of the past.
A must-see Historical Center.
Jerez de la Frontera, is the most prominent city of the province of Cadiz, to preserve an important historical and artistic heritage. It was where the Tartessos settled. Later it was Phoenician colony and site of later civilizations such as Roman, Visigoth and Muslim. Cultures that left their mark in Jerez.
We have designed an interesting tourist, cultural and artistic itinerary, so you can discover all the charms that offers Jerez de la Frontera. In our tour of the historic center of Jerez, you will meet to detail and enjoy a unique city. Its special architecture, streets, monuments, landmark buildings and squares; corners that still preserve the essence of the past.
A must-see Historical Center.
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