Welcome to Jerez
Surrounded by vineyards and with over 30 bodegas (wine cellars) devoted to the making of sherry and brandy, you’d be forgiven for thinking that’s all Jerez is about. But this aristocratic city with an ancient heart, unusual museums, an atmospheric gypsy quarter and some outstanding architecture, is also the cradle of flamenco, the home of the magnificent ‘dancing’ Andalucian horses, the capital of motorcycle racing and famed for its bullfights.
Facts
| Population | 210,000 |
| Currency | 1 Euro = 100 cents |
| Opening hours | Shops are open from 09.30/10.00-13.30/14.00 and 17.00-20.30 on weekdays. Most close at lunchtime on Saturday, but the bigger stores generally stay open all day. Supermarkets are open 09.00-21.00/22.00. Banking hours are 08.30-14.00/14.15 Monday-Friday. Some open on Saturdays, 08.30-11.30. |
| Newspapers | Diarío de Jerez Jerez Informacíon Jerez Noche El País ABC El Mundo |
| Emergency numbers | Emergency number: 112 Medical: 061 Police: 091 Fire brigade: 080 |
| Tourist information | Alameda Cristina s/n, (Claustros de Santo Domingo) +34 956 149863 |
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