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... see in Jerez and as we'd got a potential longy on our hands we were out and about early getting our feet wet. Jerez is famous for its sherry making, its horses and its fantastic displays of traditional Flamenco. Armed with umbrellas, we took the ...
... , including the nearby cathedral. It was really neat. Afterwards, we went up to the cathedral, an impressive structure and testament to late Gothic/early Renaissance style in Spain. Then, we headed further south to El Puerto de Santa Maria.
... backpack. i have a terrible tasting coffee from a nice cafe overlooking one of the many plazas (one of the best things about spain). but it makes my headache go away, guess i could be addicted to worse things. I look for the tourist info centre, it is ...
... ). The winery exports its product to over 150 countries, beating out any other spanish product. The climate in southern spain is particularly perfect for grape cultivation: a mediterranean climate with tons of sun, heavy winter rains, and chalky white ...
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Western Andalucia Starter Kit
Posted on Jun 5, 2008, 15:20:28
... a small amount. Things to do: Just about everything really. If you want cities, then you have Granada, Seville, Cadiz, Jerez, Malaga and Jaen. Granada and Seville particularly are jam-packed full of museums, monuments and culture. You can ski in the ...
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traveling to Spain with children
Posted on Aug 25, 2008, 05:48:31
There should be plenty of buses as you are coming in the early season. The Jerez horses are at noon on Tuesdays and occasionally thursdays. You can also see flamenco shows in Jerez in El Laga de Tio Parrilla or La taberna Flamenca (during those dates your ...
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Sevilla
Posted on May 7, 2008, 19:23:15
... . Also, I would recommend visiting the so-called "white villages" on the ruta de los pueblos blancos. We enjoyed Jerez, where you can visit the sherry bodegas. Malaga is over-developed, or I might even say ruined by the urbanizacion. As for ...
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Travelling through Spain
Posted on Jan 17, 2008, 16:58:48
Agree on the accommodation advice. Was in Spain for a couple of months last year and had 'normal' experiences in the way of accommodation. You'll find plenty, of good value. Regarding Gib and the 'great fish and chips and English beer&# ...
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