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Jerez is home to the Royal Andalusian School of Equestrian Art, where some of the finest horses in the world are born and trained. These magnificent animals can be taught to dance, as you will see in the exciting equestrian ballet of How Andalusian Horses Dance School. They hold performances every Thursday at noon. You'd better book tickets on the official site. Be ready, the performance lasts about 90 minutes, which can be too long for some people, but it is a must-see for horse fans and children.

Let yourself discover the narrow, less popular streets, small squares and noble buildings from the Middle Age in Jerez-de-la-Frontera. For instance, Calle Francos street is a must. It was the central street during the Arabs dominion, linking the Santiago Gate and the Royal Gate (Plaza del Arenal) and Plaza del Mercado, leading to the central market.

In Jerez-de-la-Frontera, dishes from seafood and fish are usually defined "a la sherezana"; this name means that they include wines like Fino, Amontillado, Oloroso or Pedro Ximénez. Teetotalers should always ask about alcohol in fish dishes.