On the same plain with Sanlúcar de Barameda and El Puerto de Santa María, Jerez completes the so called "Triángulo del Jerez". Try and taste one of the best Wines of Jerez in its various forms (Manzanilla, Fino, Amontillado, Oloroso and "Nata") in one of the local bars or in one of the Bodegas where you can also participate in a guided tour.

Along with Sanlucar de Barameda and El Puerto de Santa Maria, Jerez completes the ‘Sherry Triangle’. Come and experience the best sherry wine in all its forms (manzanilla, fino, amontillado, oloroso, and ‘cream’) either in the local bars or, more academically, in one of the wineries that hold organised tours and free tasting.

Another treat in Jerez is flamenco. The buleria, one of the most popular forms, was invented on a street corner of the gypsy quarter of Santiago and many important players, singers, and dancers hail from this area.

Jerez is also the home of Andalusia’s famous dancing horses. Several shows can be seen both in and just outside of the city.