When your plane lands in Jerez, you'll enjoy a Mediterranean climate with oceanic influences, characterised by mild, wet winters and hot, dry summers, with a lovely average annual temperature of nearly 18ºC.
The average annual rainfall is 598 mm, mainly occurring from October to April. December is the wettest month of the year with 109 mm. The climate is predominantly sunny with bright clear days that are ideal for strolling through the streets and discovering everything the city has to offer
Iberia flies to Jerez International Airport (IATA code: XRY), also called La Parra Airport, which is situated north-east of Jerez de la Frontera, 8 kilometres from the old quarter of Jerez and not far from the capital of the province, Cádiz.
The airport is serviced by the N-IV and AP-4 roads. There is a taxi service and you can also take the bus (lines M-050, M-051 and M-052) operated by Consorcio de Transportes Bahía de Cádiz and Comes with an approximate journey time of 20 minutes. The airport has its own train station and there are more than 20 services a day that will take you to the city centre in less than 10 minutes.
.Jerez cuisine is unrivalled, a joy for body and soul. Meat dishes include Iberian sirloin, ox burgers, kidneys served in a Sherry sauce, crackling and oxtail. However, fish and seafood are the protagonists in this city, especially tuna, served in every way and with every garnish you can imagine. Take a flight to Jerez and savour typical Andalusian tapas like Spanish omelette, shrimp fritters, salmorejo and potato salad in the traditional Tabancos, old wine shops where fine food and authentic flamenco combine to offer an unforgettable experience. And not to mention, of course, famous traditional ingredients and dishes like garlic, stews, cabbage, artichokes and a hearty broth.
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The Jerez airport in Jerez (XRY), Spain is located in north-west of the city, 8 kilometres away
The official currency is el euro (EUR)
No visa required for EU citizens, but passengers with other nationalities are advised to check prior to travel at http://www.iberia.com/es/fly-with-iberia/documents/ .
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Located in the province of Cadiz, 15 kilometres from the Atlantic Ocean, the wine region of Jerez de la Frontera is the birthplace of flamenco. The city’s history and economy revolve around its wine, namely the internationally renowned Sherry. It is home to wineries of great architectural importance, such as the González Byass winery, whose famous Tío Pepe logo references both wine and a flamenco guitarist, and is the perfect symbol for the city.
But Jerez attractions are not only limited to wine and art, as it is also home to the Carthusian horse, the Spanish Fighting Bull and the Jerez Formula 1 Racetrack. Take one of our cheap flights to Jerez de la Frontera and experience incredible must-see equestrian shows, performed by the Royal Andalusian School of Equestrian Art and the Yeguada Hierro del Bocado stud. If this isn’t enough, Jerez is also a city of monuments, and its Phoenician, Roman, Muslim and Christian past has provided the historical centre with a plethora of varying architectural styles and unique buildings.
Attractions range from the 18th century Jerez Cathedral, a mix of Gothic, Baroque and Neoclassical styles, to the numerous Renaissance and Baroque palaces, such as the Dávila, Pérez Luna and Bertemati. The impressive Alcázar, a fortified 12th century Arab town is one of the few remaining examples of Almohad architecture on the Iberian Peninsula. The Alcázar is home to the 17th century Villavicencio Palace, which includes the tallest tower of the city. In here you will find the Camera Obscura, a series of lenses and mirrors, which allow for a real-time bird’s eye view of the city and its streets and squares, as well as its monuments and far-away countryside.
The Jerez airport in Jerez (XRY), Spain is located in north-west of the city, 8 kilometres away .
There are several bus routes for getting to the airport: M-050, M-051 and M-052. The local C-1 route train also runs as far as the airport. Another option is by road, via the N-IV or the AP-4 by taxi or private vehicle.
The airport has passengers the following services, amongst others: first aid, WIFI and meeting rooms.
For more information, you can check the tourism website.
The official currency is el euro (EUR) .
No visa required for EU citizens, but passengers with other nationalities are advised to check prior to travel at http://www.iberia.com/es/fly-with-iberia/documents/ .
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Jerez city guide and map. To organise your visit to Jerez we recommend that you visit the Jerez city guide . You can see the best culinary, cultural, night time and shopping maps. Don’t forget to choose your favourite places and download your personalised guide in PDF.
