What to see in Province Cadiz

Zahara de los Atunes beach is located on Costa de la Luz, South from Barbate (Cadiz province). It is blue awarded beach with fine golden sands and turquoise blue water....

"El Misterio de Jerez" Wine Museum in Jerez de la Frontera is set in an old refurbished vineyard building, which forms part of the "Atalaya Museums". There visitors will discover the fascinating world of Jerez’s wines and brandies....

The Bull Fight Museum in Jerez de la Frontera shows the history of this typical for Andalusia tradition. There are exibited photos, artifacts, weapons and stories.  The museum is open Monday through Saturday....

The Alcazar of Jerez in Jerez de la Frontera is Moorish fortress built by the Abbadid rulers in the early 10th century and later converted into a Christian stronghold. The complex covers a surprisingly small area, but has a mosque, Arab baths, several towers, pretty gardens with a fountain,...

The Clock and Watch Museum in Jerez de la Frontera is one of the most bizarre tourist attraction in the town. There is exibited one of the biggest in Europe collection of clocks (over 300), many from the period 16th-19th centuries. The museum is located on the north side of the town centre, near th...

Jerez considers itself the cradle of the flamenco. The "Museum of Art Flameno" (Museo de Arte Flamenco) is housed in 18th century building and offers a vast collection of historical musical instruments made for Andalusia`s unique performing art form, Flamenco....