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The Cathedral at nightWhat to see 
Tabancos in the old townWhat to eat 
How the horses dancePlaces and experiences 
Horse Fair 2027, from April 24 to May 1Guide 
Stroll through the old townFree 
Alcázar gardensAs a couple 
Plaza del ArenalWith children 
Flamenco in the streetsWhat to listen to
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Things to do in Jerez over the December long weekend
From Saturday 5 to Tuesday, December 8, 2026. Monday 7 (Constitution Day moves from Sunday to Monday) and Tuesday 8, the Immaculate Conception, are public holidays across Andalusia. Four days for Jerez.
Saturday 5
- Morning
The Alcázar and the Cathedral, before the center fills up.
What to see - Noon
The Mercado de Abastos and tapas in the area.
What to eat - Afternoon
A sherry bodega with a tasting. On public holidays they fill up: book ahead.
Visits and tickets - Evening
December is zambomba season: flamenco Christmas carols in patios, peñas and tabancos. Dates are in the events calendar.
Events
Sunday 6
- Morning
A free tour of the center with a Jerez guide.
Free tours - Noon
Many shops close on Sunday: it's a day for an unhurried lunch.
What to eat - Afternoon
The Zoobotánico or the Palacio del Tiempo, if you're coming with kids.
With children - Evening
Flamenco up close in a tabanco or a peña.
Flamenco clubs
Monday 7
- Morning
A day trip nearby: La Cartuja, a white village or the coast.
Day trips - Noon
Lunch on your day trip.
Day trips - Afternoon
On the way back, shopping to take home: wine, convent sweets and crafts.
Where to shop - Evening
Whatever's on the events calendar: theater, concerts or a zambomba.
Events
Tuesday 8
- Morning
The Real Escuela Ecuestre, if there's a show or tour that day.
What to see - Noon
One last round of tapas in the center.
What to eat - Afternoon
It's a public holiday: confirm opening hours before heading out and check how to get back.
Getting around
Public holidays as per Decree 101/2025, BOJA no. 93 of May 19, 2025, checked on October 15, 2026. Opening hours change on public holidays: confirm them on each place's website.
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