• Alcazar Jerez de la Frontera - Of defensive origin, it is one of the few Almohad architectural constructions that have been preserved on the Iberian Peninsula, hence its importance. From the outside you can see what remains of the Octagonal, Almohad and Ponce de León towers and, once inside, you can enjoy the City Gate, the mosque or the Arab baths, as well as its gardens and courtyards. Visit from the outside.
• Catedral de Jerez de la Frontera - A colossal construction with five naves built on the remains of the old main mosque. Also known as the cathedral of San Salvador, it harmoniously combines Gothic, Neoclassical and Baroque elements, such as its imposing main façade, its great dome or the bell tower - independent of the main building and in the style of a minaret - and the bell tower, which has been built in the style of a minaret. The visit will be from the outside.
• Plaza del Arenal - The perfect place to sit down for a drink on one of its terraces. Originally an Andalusian “musara”, this square has also been the scene of duels and battles. Nowadays, this rectangular space houses a statue on horseback of Miguel Primo de Rivera, a native of Jerez, in its centre, and on one of its sides, the Alhóndiga building with its striking gallery of semicircular arches, home to one of the city centre’s tourist offices.
• Convento de Santo Domingo - A 13th century construction in which Mudejar, Gothic and Renaissance elements once again coexist and where the first Catholic mass was celebrated after the Reconquest. Don’t miss the Gothic-style cloisters annexed to the church, nor the chapels of Consolación and Virgen del Rosario de los Montañeses, the main altarpiece and the sacristy inside. If you leave the convent behind, next to the statue in honour of the Domecq house, you have the no less well-known park or square of Mamelón, which is shaped around an elongated pond. The visit will be from the outside.
• Plaza de Las Flores - Take this opportunity to visit one of the most important squares in Cadiz along with a private official tour guide.
• El Populo - Take the chance to visit this incredible neighborhood located in the heart of Cadiz.
• Cadiz Town Hall - Your private guide will take you to visit Cadiz Town Hall, located in the center of the city, surrounded by many bars and restaurants.
• Cadiz - The rest of the time you will be traveling to/from Seville.

• Private tour
• Private official tour guide for 5 hours
• Private vehicle with driver for 10 hours
• Pick up and drop off from place of choice in Seville

• Food and drinks

Embark on a private tour of Jeréz de la Frontera and Cadiz and enjoy an enriching cultural experience in Spanish territory. Your journey will be comfortable and informative, with your own personal driver and a professional tour guide to give you deeper insights into these fascinating cities.

Cadiz, known as one of Europe’s most captivating and historic cities, is also home to one of Spain’s most vibrant and visually appealing carnivals. The city’s vivacious atmosphere and alluring landmarks are irresistible attractions for tourists.

Jerez de la Frontera is nestled in Andalusia’s southern part, marked by the impressive Alcázar de Jerez, an 11th century Moorish fort. The city is renowned for its flamenco rhythms and premium sherry wine, produced in the renowned Jerez Wine Triangle to the west.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.