Jerez de la Frontera is a town in the Spanish province of Cadiz, in the autonomous community of Andalusia. The most populous urban center in the province and the fifth in Andalucia. It is located in the south of the Iberian peninsula, about 15 km from the Atlantic Ocean and 100 km from Gibraltar Strait.

Located in a central location and good connections with the rest of the province, has become the communications hub and one of logistics and transportation centers of western Andalusia. The size and growth potential have provided a greater economic dynamism than the capital.

Cathedral of Jerez de la Frontera, San Miguel Church, Church of San Mateo, Cartuja de Santa Maria from Defensión, Santiago Church, the Church of San Juan de los Caballeros, the Basilica of La Merced, San Lucas Church, Monastery and Basilica del Carmen, San Marcos Church Church of San Dionisio, San Francisco Church, Hermitage, Ina, Victoria Church, Monastery Las ReparadorasLos Descalzos, church and cloister of Santo Domingo, San Telmo Hermitage, Hermitage Guía

Duque de Abrantes Palace, headquarters of the Royal Andalusian Riding School, Palace Camporeal; Bertemati Palace, Palace Riquelme, Palacio de Domecq; Davila Palace, Moon Palace (also known as Perez-Luna Palace) Palace Villapanes; Pemartín Palace, headquarters of the Centre Andalusian flamenco, Villavicencio Palace, the Casa Riva Petra.

Archaeological Museum, situated in the old Plaza del Mercado, Atalaya Museums; include misterio de Jerez (wine museum) and the Palacio del Tiempo (Clock Museum), Museum cattle, Belén Museum (opened in early 2010).

Old City Hall building, in Renaissance style, Zoo and Botanical Garden in Jerez, Villamarta Theater, Gallo Azul;