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Jerez's Feria del Caballo stands out from Seville's because most of its casetas are open to everyone. Learn the difference between public and private casetas, how invitations work when they are needed, and how to enjoy the fair whether you have a personal contact or not.
Discover how to experience Jerez's Feria del Caballo, a week-long spring festival of horses, flamenco, and sherry. Learn about the public casetas, the daytime horse parade, evening sevillanas, what to wear, and how to get to the fairgrounds in González Hontoria Park.
The Festival de Jerez turns the Andalusian city into a stage for flamenco dance and Spanish dance every late winter and early spring. This guide explains the structure of the program—from baile to cante to guitarra—and covers the main venues, the intensive courses, the free "Off" events, and how tickets and courses are booked in advance.
The Festival de Jerez is more than a series of performances; it's a deep dive into flamenco culture. This guide helps you navigate past lineups and choose which shows to prioritize, whether you're drawn to established stars or emerging talent. From the main stage at Teatro Villamarta to the enriching parallel activities, we'll show you how to craft your own unforgettable festival experience.
Semana Santa in Jerez de la Frontera is a deeply rooted religious celebration that transforms the city each spring. With around 500 hermandades, it ranks second only to Seville in brotherhoods, and its processions are renowned for artistic heritage and the emotional flamenco saeta. This guide explains what makes Jerez's Holy Week special, introduces you to key brotherhoods, and offers practical tips for planning your visit.
