This mansion of 1778 was formerly the HQ of Domecq sherry but is now that family’s plush home.
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14th century Gothic church with a Mudéjar portal.
Belén is Spanish for Bethlehem, and this is a display of intricately-carved Nativity scenes.
Palacio de San Dionisio
Excellent museum of the history of wine and sherry in the region, you pay more for tastings. San Dionisio Palace was built in 1837 over a former prison and transformed into the home of a wealthy wine merchant.
14th century church dedicated to the Knights of St John, who took a leading role in the reconquista.
Prestigious riding school based on Vienna’s. Shows demonstrate the horses dancing and doing various tricks. The standard tour takes in the 19th century palace of Recreo de Cadena, the museum and the carriage museum; longer tours see the stables and training sessions.
Mansion built in the 15th century and restored in the 18th and 20th centuries. It houses the Andalusian Flamenco Centre: most performances are elsewhere, but you can look in on the attractive courtyard.