Jerez de la Frontera Residences

Along historic districts you have to travel on foot or by bicycle that also remains a common mode of transport. Ancient streets are very narrow, so it would be quite problematic to go there by car.

Tourists who expect to explore the area by car have to consider that local drivers don’t differ with exemplary compliance with traffic regulations. Leaving the car at the parking lot, you have to prepare for the fact that afterwards it may appear slightly damaged. Cars are always parked very close to each other both on parking lots and on the road.

All major cities have tourist offices that can be found at the train station, close to important landmarks or central areas. Here, visitors can get all the information they need, buy tickets for the event of interest and take a map of the city with the description of sights.
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