The Sevilla city council plans to end free access to Plaza de España for tourists. Visitors will need to buy tickets to enter. Locals registered in Sevilla and people born in the city will keep free entry. The goal is to support and protect the local community.
Catedral de Jerez de la Frontera
A Masterpiece of Architecture and History

"The Cathedral of Jerez de la Frontera, a masterpiece of timeless splendor, where history whispers and architecture caresses the soul."
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Cathedral of Jerez: Architecture and History
The Cathedral of Jerez, built in the 17th century, combines three architectural styles: Gothic, Baroque, and Neoclassical. This creates a unique appearance where various architectural influences come together. The construction stands on the site where the former Mezquita Mayor of Jerez and the old Iglesia del Salvador once stood.
Impressive Interior with Historic Chapels
Inside the cathedral, several chapels each tell their own story. The Chapel of the Inmaculada, the Sagrario, and the Ánimas immediately capture attention. In the Ánimas Chapel, the famous 14th-century sculpture of Cristo de la Viga stands, one of the most revered religious artworks in the region.
The Cathedral Museum: Art and Heritage
The Cathedral Museum houses several masterpieces. One of the highlights is "La Virgen Niña" by Spanish painter Zurbarán. Additionally, there are works by Juan Rodríguez "El Tahonero," contributing to the rich artistic tradition of Jerez de la Frontera.
A Historical Transition: From Mezquita to Cathedral
The cathedral was built on historically significant religious ground. The former Mezquita Mayor and the Iglesia del Salvador made way for the impressive structure that stands today. This transition reflects the cultural and religious changes that the city has undergone throughout the centuries.
The Bell Tower: Views and History
The bell tower is a striking feature of the cathedral, offering a magnificent view over Jerez de la Frontera. It is believed that the tower was built on the foundation of the former mosque’s minaret. This detail highlights the architectural layering of the building and the changes in religious practices over time.
Experience the Magic of Jerez de la Frontera with Flamenco and Horse Shows
Secure your spot for an unforgettable evening in Jerez. Watch elegant Andalusian horses in action during breathtaking performances. Feel the energy of live flamenco with passionate music and stunning dance moves.
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Other fun attractions in the area include: Feria del Caballo, Alcázar, Catedral, Bodegas Fundador, Plaza de la Asunción, Iglesia de San Miguel, Estación de Jerez, Iglesia de San Juan de los Caballeros, La Cartuja de Santa María de la Defensión, Fundación Real Escuela Andaluza del Arte Ecuestre, Palacio del Tiempo, Centro Andaluz de Flamenco Jerez de la Frontera | turismo
A Monument with Timeless Character
The Cathedral of Jerez is more than just a religious building; it is a living piece of history. Visitors are not only welcomed by imposing architecture but also by a rich cultural heritage shaped by generations. Whether you're interested in art, history, or religion, this cathedral remains a place that continues to fascinate.
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