Combine Culture With Fiestas When Staying in Hotel Accommodation in Jerez

If you're looking for a real cultural break whenwhich have been on the site where medieval walls
staying at hotel accommodation in Spain, why notonce stood.
book your break in the Andalusian city of Jerez?You'll then reach El Molino Winery, which has been
Plan your stay for September and you can join theerected on the site of the original winery and dates
locals as they get into the fiesta spirit for the wineback to the 16th century. Taste the samples for
harvest at this time of year when they produce theiryourself and pick up a bottle of sherry to take home.
most famous export - sherry.After enjoying your exploration of the cellar, pay a
The city is renowned globally for its sherryvisit to the Andalusian Centre of Flamenco, where
production, as well as for its resdients' excellentyou can view flamenco-related items such as musical
equestrian skills and as the birthplace of flamencoinstruments and costumes at the museum and library.
singing, so book a break at the central GuadaleteAnd you might also want to call in at the renowned
Hotel and be in prime position to enjoy all theRoyal Andalusian School of Equestrian Art to have a
attractions.look at the interactive exhibitions here and gain an
You'll find the hotel in a quiet area and it is just 500insight into the world of horses.
metres away from Royal Andalusian School ofBefore you head back to the hotel, take a look
Equestrian Art - a riding centre that rivals Vienna'sround the city and notice the diversity of the
Spanish Riding School. And not far off is thearchitecture - much of which dates back to the
world-renowned Bodegads Jerezanas Wine Cellar. TheMoorish occupation of the area in the 11th century.
cellar incorporates a number of wineries that can beAnd when your feet can't take any more, enjoy a
accessed through an entrance courtyard.relaxing dip in one of the many pools back at the
Here you can explore San Pedro Winery, also knownhotel or soak up some warm rays on the sunbathing
as Fernando VII's Winery, dating back to the 18thterrace.
century, as well as the El Castillo Winery, the walls of