Seville · JEREZ TOURS FROM SEVILLE
11 reviewed
The right jerez tours from seville should fit the heat, your walking pace and the rest of the day. These 11 options show the important differences without crowding the itinerary.
See Andalusian horses perform a 90-minute equestrian ballet in Jerez, then explore the Art Equestrian and Carriage Museums and palace grounds.
“I loved watching the horses in training, then watching the show. The museum was also very good.”
2.5-hour Yeguada de la Cartuja horses tour near Jerez, with guided walk, dressage show, foals, and free-running Cartujano horses.
“A wonderful tour and story and the show was very special, so glad we booked. The only complaint is that we missed our English group being called at the start of the tour so it began without us. It would be good if the tour guides can ensure their groups are complete before beginning.”
Pre-book entry to Jerez’s Royal Andalusian School of Equestrian Art for stables access, harness workshops, training sessions, and museums.
“Very impressed with the visit. We had an excellent guide who spoke good English. We were able to wonder around the school at our own pace observing the excellent facilities.”
Tour Bodegas Fundador in Jerez, see La Mezquita, learn sherry and brandy production, then taste Fundador brandy and sherry.
“We loved our tour of the Fundador Bodega Our guide Celia was fantastic, so knowledgeable and enthusiastic. The information she gave us was fascinating and we learned a lot The tour lasted an hour and a half but it went at a nice pace and never felt rushed We were shown around 3 separate bodegas from the oldest to the newest and each one was amazing We also visited the museum which was very interesting. We opted to taste 1 sherry and 1 brandy and both were really enjoyable There was no pressure to buy anything which was great We would highly recommend this tour, if you are visiting Jerez,…”
Guided tour at Cayetano del Pino in Jerez with a winery walk, 2-wine sherry tasting, and appetizers in about 80 minutes for $22.
“Tio Pepe is beautiful, it’s set in gorgeous grounds and has a fabulous tasting room. Everything was very well organised. The tour guide was knowledgeable although not very engaging. Unfortunately I didn’t learn as much about the Sherry making process as I’d hoped. For the tasting we had one Sherry and one Sherry spritz which was disappointing.”
Tour Jerez’s 1886 winery, learn how sherry is made, then taste 4 wines with a guide for about $29.
“The tour was very interesting and the sherries very tasty. We booked the day before we visited, and there was a bit of a problem when we turned up as our booking details hadn't arrived at the bodega. It was sorted quickly though.”
Jerez historic center guided tour with Muslim and Christian layers, San Dionisio Mudejar church, Alcázar wall views, and optional 2-wine sherry tasting.
“We definitely enjoyed what we got to see and hearing about the history and how everything connected.”
Álvaro Domecq in Jerez: guided cellar tour and sherry tasting. Learn solera aging, plus brandy and vinegar in 1.5 hours.
“Our guide was very welcoming and made our visit interesting and enjoyable. She answered any questions fully. I think we now have a much better understanding of the process of sherry production. Of course we all enjoyed the sherry tasting!”
Flamenco in a 1739 Jerez bodega at Tablao Puro Arte, with included drink and optional lunch or dinner. One-hour show.
“la atención y el espectáculo. la calidad de la comida correcta, sin más.”
A 2-hour guided Jerez tapas walk with 3 tabancos, 3 tapas, sherry pairings, and a look at historic squares and monuments.
“Roesalba was an excellent tour guide and a great source of knowledge. She is really fun and gave us a great introduction to the food, history and culture.”
Visit Palacio Domecq in Jerez in 45 minutes. See Andalusian-Baroque rooms, a marble courtyard, and balconies with audio guide included.
“El sistema de audiguías le quita el posible encanto que se le podría dar al palacio. Resulta muy aburrida la visita.”
Two-hour Jerez walk to the Almohad Alcázar, with Mosque, baths and tower views, plus baroque and medieval old town for $29.
“Rosa was an excellent guide Great English, very knowledgable Very friendly and personable”
