Museums in Europe - Jerez

The Alcázar de Jerez stands proudly as one of the city's most iconic landmarks. Nestled in the southeast corner of the ancient walled area, it creates an impressive defensive system with its walls, towers, and gates. The name "alcázar" originates fro

In 1264, Alfonso X's troops decisively took Jerez from the Muslims. Around that time, the king gifted the Dominicans a military structure of Islamic origin, located opposite the Seville gate, to establish their convent. The first century of the Santo

Imagine wandering through a Spanish winery, not just to taste exquisite wines, but to feast your eyes on a stunning collection of art. That's what awaits you at the Pinacoteca de Bodegas Tradición. Since June 2006, this unique venue, transformed from