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Things to do in Jerez: free and paid activities
Activities in Jerez you can do today, free or paid. Prices change: check the official website before you go.
Seniors: discounts for over-65s or pensioners, according to each venue's website. Bring your ID (DNI) or pensioner card.
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Things to do in Jerez: free and paid activities
Explore the historic center on foot
Stroll past Plaza de la Asunción, San Dionisio, El Arenal and the Cathedral's exterior, with no tickets or opening hours to worry about.Estimated time on your own: 2 hoursEstimated time as a couple: 2 hoursEstimated time with children: 2h30Estimated time with majors: 2h30Estimated time with friends: 2h30
Dogs allowed - Free
Santiago neighborhood
Flamenco streets, Gothic churches and local clubs. Best around dusk.Estimated time on your own: 1 hourEstimated time as a couple: 1 hourEstimated time with children: 1 h 30Estimated time with majors: 1 h 30Estimated time with friends: 1 h 30
Dogs allowed - Free
Mercado de Abastos
Wander in for free to see fresh fish, local cured meats and the bustle of the market.Estimated time on your own: 45 minEstimated time as a couple: 45 minEstimated time with children: 45 minEstimated time with majors: 1 hourEstimated time with friends: 1 hour
- Free
Parque González Hontoria
The grounds of the annual Feria del Caballo, with space to stroll, find shade and play the rest of the year.Estimated time on your own: 45 minEstimated time as a couple: 1 hourEstimated time with children: 1 h 30Estimated time with majors: 1 hourEstimated time with friends: 1 hour
With familyDogs allowed - Free
Sunset at the Cathedral
The cathedral steps and square glow golden at sunset. A lovely spot to sit before heading out for tapas.Estimated time on your own: 30 minEstimated time as a couple: 45 minEstimated time with children: 30 minEstimated time with majors: 45 minEstimated time with friends: 1 hour
Dogs allowed - Free
Free events in the calendar
Concerts, exhibitions and festivals with free admission, selected from the events calendar.
- Paid
Royal School horse show
Dancing horses, music and historical costumes. Performances aren't held every day.The performance lasts 1 hour 30, with a break.
With familySeniorsAccessible - Paid
Bodega visit with tasting
Explore the cellars, learn about the wines and finish with a tasting. Find bodegas under Local places.The tasting visit lasts 1 hour 30 in Tío Pepe; in other bodegas, ask when booking.
Accessible at Tío Pepe - Paid
Alcázar and camera obscura
An Almohad fortress, gardens, Arab baths and a live projection of the city onto a table.Estimated time on your own: 1 hourEstimated time as a couple: 1h15Estimated time with children: 1 h 30Estimated time with majors: 1 h 30Estimated time with friends: 1h15
With familySeniorsAccessible - Paid
Zoobotánico
Zoo with botanical garden, for a morning with children.Estimated time on your own: 2 hoursEstimated time as a couple: 2 hoursEstimated time with children: 3 hoursEstimated time with majors: 2h30Estimated time with friends: 2 hours
With familySeniorsAccessible - Paid
Arab baths
Hot and warm water circuit right in the city center. Closed for renovation until late October or early November, according to its website (checked on October 15, 2026).
- Paid
Palacio del Tiempo
Hundreds of clocks that chime on the hour at the Museos de la Atalaya.The guided tour lasts almost 1 hour.
With familySeniorsAccessible - Paid
Flamenco in a tabanco
Singing, dancing and guitar up close, with a glass of fino in your hand.Estimated time on your own: 1 h 30Estimated time as a couple: 1 h 30Estimated time with children: 1 hourEstimated time with majors: 1 h 30Estimated time with friends: 2 hours
- Paid
A show at the Villamarta
Opera, dance, flamenco and comedy at the city's main theater. It has a children's, youth and family season, and over-65s pay 30% less.
With familySeniorsAccessible - Paid
Circuito de Jerez
4.7 Google · 9,741 reviewsRaces and guided tours on days without competition. On the guided tour, under-7s go free.
With family Getting around step-free
When you call, ask for an adapted taxi: Tele Taxi Jerez has 11 for wheelchairs, according to the City Council (2024). The new city buses, unveiled in November 2025, are accessible too.
Senior discounts
Museums, monuments, the Real Escuela, the Zoobotánico and the Villamarta have reduced prices for over-65s or pensioners. Bring your ID (DNI) or pensioner card.
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