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Jerez de la Frontera is the largest city in the province of Cadiz. It is the capital of Spain for the breeding of horses and a destination for Horse lovers from all over the world. Can be found in the southwestern corner of Andalusia, on the banks of the river Guadalete and few minutes drive to both beaches Atlantic and the mountains of Cadiz.
The most important economic sectors are in the wine industry, retail trade, tourism and agriculture dry. Also part of both the Toro and Route Wine Route. It has the fifth highest population of the Andalusian cities. More than thirty-two thousand hours of sun shine every year in the city.
The region of Jerez as the name suggests, only sherry. Jerez is one of the earliest designations of origin recognized in Spain with an area of approximately 16,000 hectares.
The restaurants are in Jerez, very appreciated quality have developed in recent years, offer the highest level kitchen.
It is very pleasant to stroll through the city, much of which is pedestrian. The main shopping streets are located between Plaza Romero Martinez and Plaza del Arenal. Local products and handicrafts can be found such ancient as the manufacture of barrels, wicker, wine-related items and flamenco and saddle.
Jerez is famous worldwide for its sherry and brandy production. The nightlife is traditional tapas bars, cafes, nightclubs all nights and some wonderful local festivals. Virtually every street in the city is full of bars, cafes and restaurants. Plaza de Mina in the center and Manuel Street Rances are among the liveliest places.
From Jerez has the option of going to spas.
In September a grape harvest festival with a program flamenco events related to wine, horses and Andalusian cuisine. The show opens with a grape treading demonstration and display of fireworks artificial, with several weeks of free concerts and entertainment at the door. Also there is music and flamenco events, both in and out doors, food and wine sampling, a gala at the Royal School of Equestrian Art.
The city is also famous for its beautiful horses. The Royal Andalusian School of Equestrian Art is famous for his dancing horse shows, typical of Jerez, where thoroughbred horses are trained famous Andalusian dances for high-precision ballet music. The school trains horses and riders in dressage.
About the Author
Douglas Scott writes for The Car Hire Specialist. and is a free lance writer for The Jerez Rental Site
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