On your way along Calle San Juan de Dios you'll be dazzled by this church's fabulous baroque façade. It's dedicated to Juan Duarte, later canonized as San Juan de Dios, who came to Granada in 1536 and dedicated his life to caring for the sick. He encouraged his followers to help others by caring for the less fortunate. You'll see a silver urn on a raised shrine inside the church that contains his remains. There's also an interesting collection of 17th-century paintings and sculptures.
Erected in the 18th Century, Torre Tavira was the official watchtower of Cádiz at the time. Standing on the highest point in the city, a climb to the top offers you panoramic view of the beautiful cityscape. Divided into multiple floors, each story has something to offer. The first hall and second hall play host to various exhibitions that enlighten visitors on the history of the city and the tower. The topmost floor is home to the Camara Obscura, where a telescope and binocular are used to reflect mesmerizing views of the city on a screen. Above that is the open terrace, from where you can feel on top of the world while gazing at the city below. Some minimal entry charges apply, however, the views and the experience makes it worth the money. To know more, check the website.
Basilica de Santa Maria de la Asuncion is a breathtakingly beautiful church situated in the very heart of the town of Arcos de la Frontera in Spain. This Gothic house of worship was constructed circa 15th Century, and is undoubtedly an architectural gem in its own right. The interiors of the church are equally awe-inspiring, and feature several Baroque and Renaissance architectural elements. The basilica has been designated as a National Monument, and is often heralded as a pivotal heritage site. This place is an absolute must-see!
Palace of Marqués de Montana also known as The Palacio Domecq is a baroque-style palace that was constructed in 1776 at the orders of Antonio Cabezas de Aranda y Guzmán, first Marquis of Montana. After his death, the property was transferred to the Cabildo College of Jerez. It is an impressive structure with thee stories, balcony and embellishments that reflect the architectural brilliance of the 18th Century.
Church of San Marcos, Jerez de la Frontera is a 15th Century church commissioned be King Alfonso X of Castile. It has a Gothic architecture with Mudéjar influences. It was supposedly built on a mosque. The apse is polygonal in shape. There are three faces, each one with a distinct architectural style and embellishments.
Church of San Dionisio (Jerez de la Frontera) is a beautiful church built in Gothic-Mudéjar style. It dates back to the 15th Century and was consecrated by Alfonso X the Wise. The church has a Baroque architecture and embellishments inside which were added later. Its tower was used as a watch-tower for the citizens.
Galería Belén is a beautiful art gallery that has exhibitions throughout the year. It showcases different kinds of artwork, including paintings, photography, sculptures and more.
One of the most prominent spots in the municipality of Jerez de la Frontera, is Sala Paul. It is a music lover's paradise, with hordes of concerts and live music gigs lined up each evening. Popular bands and iconic singers have held concerts at Sala Paul. Hugely successful events at the venue include Rock and Roll Dildos, Maldita Nerea, Tote King, Neuman and others. Sala Paul promises you a rocking night!
Teatro Villamarta is one of the most important theaters in Jerez, showing a wide variety of performances throughout the year. You can catch operas, concerts, musicals and more!