This museum is in a restored 18C Palace, which has preserved its attractive facade. The rooms are set around the patio and show the history of Jerez and the region. Notice especially the elegant Greek Helmet from the 7C BC, discovered in the River ..

This is one of the primitive churches built by Alfonso X in the 13C on the site of old Arab mosques. The present building dates from the 15C. As for the exterior walls, they are supported by sturdy buttresses.

Housed in the tower of the Palace of the Villavicencio is the second darkroom to be set up in Spain. A subtle combination of magnifying glasses and mirrors offers a different view of Jerez. A novel way to begin a visit to the town.

Created in the 1950s on the site of an old botanical garden right in the north of the town, this interesting zoo is one of the most pleasant parks in Jerez and an ideal place for children, who are certain to be captivated by more than four hundred sp..