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Far removed from the crowded tourism of the coast, Jerez de la Frontera is the perfect place in which to learn and improve your Spanish. With all the facilities of a small provincial city (airport, shopping areas, theatre and wide range of leisure activities) Jerez has managed to maintain its uniquely Spanish character and architectural style. Places to visit include the world famous sherry wineries, Royal Andalusian School of Equestrian Art, Alcázar, Camera Obscure, botanical gardens, vineyards, bull farms, flamenco centre, clock museum and horse-carriage museum, or simply stroll around the cobble-stoned streets and sip a leisurely glass of cold fino sherry in one of the picturesque squares with their tall palm trees. Situated equidistant from the beautiful Sierra de Cadiz hillside villages and the white sand beaches of the Atlantic coastline, with an average of 290 days of sun per year, Jerez has a truly privileged location and climate. |
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