Enjoy a meal under gigantic rock overhangs in one of the cave-like restaurants. Taste the local delicacy, the traditional wild asparagus soup, and be enchanted by the extraordinary atmosphere as you immerse yourself in the history and culture of Andalusia.

Stroll through Calle San Juan, where cobblestone paths run between two important churches. Admire the 18th-century baroque architecture of the Iglesia Santa María de la Mesa and its impressive altarpiece with a 16th-century Madonna. In June, the street comes alive when flowers and greenery celebrate Corpus Christi.

During flamenco nights, the passion of flamenco unfolds in dance, singing and guitar playing. In the atmosphere of a traditional tavern, you will experience a show that brings the cultural heritage of Andalusia to life. Between 9:30 a.m. and 11:00 a.m., talented artists deliver a captivating performance that celebrates the emotional depth and technical virtuosity of flamenco.

As you pass through the Arco de la Pastora, a 10th-century Moorish gate, you'll get up close and personal with history. The classic horseshoe arch architecture and grand staircase take you back to a time when this gate still served as an entrance to a fortified city, offering picturesque views of the surrounding heritage.

You walk through winding cobblestone streets, past testimonies of old times. Stories and anecdotes, told by local experts, breathe life into the walls. On gentle climbs, you will explore hidden corners, learn the meaning of ornate tiles and sacred works of art. A walk, peppered with light delicacies, reveals the deep-rooted culture and history.

Admire the impressive architecture and breathtaking panoramic views from the Castillo de Medina Sidonia. Discover the Roman walls, the Moorish additions, and the medieval castle built on the foundations of a Muslim fortress. The history of the place comes alive through well-explained information boards that take you through centuries.

Nestled in a traditional Andalusian courtyard, Casa Rural Sidonia offers air-conditioned rooms with free Wi-Fi. Enjoy the peace and quiet on the furnished terrace or take a dip in the seasonal indoor and outdoor pools. An authentic experience, surrounded by the rich history and culture, with panoramic views that uplift the heart.

Wander through 20 meters of underground galleries of Roman sewers, built of sandstone blocks and lined with green moss. Marvel at the sophisticated architecture and understanding of urban hygiene by the Romans over 2,000 years ago. You can also discover game boards carved into the tunnels, witnesses of past everyday pleasures.

Walk through the doors of the Ethnological Museum and discover how the inhabitants of Medina Sidonia lived about 120 years ago. Admire farm tools, tools of the trade, and the inner workings of old trading businesses. Thanks to donations from the locals, you can even get up close and personal with fully furnished rooms and old shops, from the luxurious bedroom to the classroom.

Pass through the Arco de Belen, a historic gate that takes you right into the heart of the medieval city center. In addition to old walls, a tower and the Duke's stables, a journey back in time to the era of the Moors is revealed. The gate, once known as the Arch of the Gypsies, now houses unique frescoes and invites photographic discoveries.

At the Craft Souk, you'll find handcrafted treasures that keep Jerez's Arab past alive. Here you will find ceramics, leather goods, and jewelry made by local and Moroccan artisans. In addition to buying unique souvenirs, you can learn handicrafts in workshops and enjoy regional cuisine at the on-site restaurant, all under the umbrella of the 'Ma'arifa' project to promote sustainable tourism.

Discover ancient Roman structures, admire the elaborate underground galleries and advanced sewer system. Marvel at mosaics, temple ruins, and an ancient network of roads. Experience history up close through the eyes of the Romans.

Admire the impressive fusion of Gothic, Renaissance, and Baroque at the Iglesia Santa María La Coronada. Immerse yourself in history, marvel at the 15-meter-high retablo and the ornate altars that bear witness to the Spanish Inquisition. Climb the bell tower for breathtaking views and feel the deep religious and cultural significance of this historic gem.