El siguiente enlace es de la página oficial de turismo de la provincia de Cádiz.
http://www.cadizturismo.com/esp/1024/index.asp
Aquí podéis descargaros mapas y guías con información util para visitar la zona: http://www.cadizturismo.com/esp/publicaciones/publicaciones.php
Aquí tenéis el enlace a la página oficial de turismo de Jerez: http://www.turismojerez.com/index.php? donde podéis descargaros información local útil, información turística, e incluso una visita interactiva el teléfono móvil.
En Jerez, no dejéis de visitar el Alcázar, situado frente a las bodegas que visitaremos en viernes :-)
Si estáis pensando estar más días por la zona, y tenéis ganas de viajar un poco, os recomendamos visitar Granada y Córdoba.
En Granada, es visita obligada la Alhambra.
Información y reserva de entradas: http://www.alhambradegranada.org/
Si decides visitar Granada, reserva lo antes posible las entradas para la Alhambra, porque normalmente están todas vendidas con bastante antelación
En Córdoba, visitad la Mezquita. Información general y reserva de entradas: http://www.mezquitadecordoba.org/
domingo, 29 de agosto de 2010
What to see?
Here you have the link to the official turism website of the province of Cadiz: http://www.cadizturismo.com/ing/1024/index.asp
Here you can download maps and guides with useful information for visiting the region: http://www.cadizturismo.com/ing/publicaciones/publicaciones.php
Here you have the link to the official turism website of Jerez: http://www.turismojerez.com/index.php?&L=1 where you will fin useful local information, what to visit, and even download an interactive tourist visit for your mobile phone.
In Jerez, don't miss visiting the Alcazar, located in front of the winery we will visit on Friday :-)
If you are planning to stay for some more days and you wish to travel a bit, we recommend you visit Granada and Córdoba.
In Granada you must visit the Alhambra. General info and booking tickets: http://www.alhambradegranada.org/en/. If you are planning to visit Granada, you have to book the tickets for Alhambra as soon as possible, because they usually have sold the thickets for a long time in advance.
In Córdoba, don't miss the Mosque. General info and booking tickets: http://www.mezquitadecordoba.org/en/index.html
Here you can download maps and guides with useful information for visiting the region: http://www.cadizturismo.com/ing/publicaciones/publicaciones.php
Here you have the link to the official turism website of Jerez: http://www.turismojerez.com/index.php?&L=1 where you will fin useful local information, what to visit, and even download an interactive tourist visit for your mobile phone.
In Jerez, don't miss visiting the Alcazar, located in front of the winery we will visit on Friday :-)
If you are planning to stay for some more days and you wish to travel a bit, we recommend you visit Granada and Córdoba.
In Granada you must visit the Alhambra. General info and booking tickets: http://www.alhambradegranada.org/en/. If you are planning to visit Granada, you have to book the tickets for Alhambra as soon as possible, because they usually have sold the thickets for a long time in advance.
In Córdoba, don't miss the Mosque. General info and booking tickets: http://www.mezquitadecordoba.org/en/index.html
From Jerez to the Beach!
Jerez doesn't have a beach, but you can get to Valdelagrana's beach, in El Puerto de Santa Maria. It is a really beautiful beach, and not so far.
By train: The train station is "Valdelagrana".
There is a train every 30 minutes in working days, and one every hour during weekends. It takes 13 minutes to reach Valdelagrana. From the station, you have to walk 15 minutes to the beach.
Schedule : http://www.renfe.com/viajeros/cercanias/cadiz/index.html
By train: The train station is "Valdelagrana".
There is a train every 30 minutes in working days, and one every hour during weekends. It takes 13 minutes to reach Valdelagrana. From the station, you have to walk 15 minutes to the beach.
Schedule : http://www.renfe.com/viajeros/cercanias/cadiz/index.html
Ir a la playa desde Jerez
Aunque Jerez no tiene playa, la playa de Valdelagrana está cerca (15 km aprox) y es fácil y rápido llegar :-)
Tren: la parada de tren es "Valdelagrana". Hay un tren cada media hora entre semana, y cada hora en fin de semana. La duración del trayecto es de 13 minutos. Después hay que caminar unos 15 minutos hasta la playa.
Horarios en : http://www.renfe.com/viajeros/cercanias/cadiz/index.html
Tren: la parada de tren es "Valdelagrana". Hay un tren cada media hora entre semana, y cada hora en fin de semana. La duración del trayecto es de 13 minutos. Después hay que caminar unos 15 minutos hasta la playa.
Horarios en : http://www.renfe.com/viajeros/cercanias/cadiz/index.html
Breakfast in Jerez!
Now that you are in Andalusia, one of the best ideas for breakfast is to have a coffe and a toast with olive oil. You can also put some salt on it. The olive oil is great in this region, and you check it in any café.
Another great idea, is buying "churros" in the kiosks placed in the square near the market. According to wikipedia, Churros are "fried-dough pastry-based snacks, sometimes made from potato dough, that originated in Spain". (See the article in wikipedia). Then you can have a coffe in any café in that square an enjoy your churros there :-) Actually, you can ask for churros in most of the cafés, but in this square they will be the best, the cheapest, and they will be freshly fried!
If you always thought that churros were difficult to digest (we also tend to think that in Spain), here you will change your mind. It just depends on the kind and the quality of the oil you use, and your ability frying... and for that my friend, you've come to the place!
Another great idea, is buying "churros" in the kiosks placed in the square near the market. According to wikipedia, Churros are "fried-dough pastry-based snacks, sometimes made from potato dough, that originated in Spain". (See the article in wikipedia). Then you can have a coffe in any café in that square an enjoy your churros there :-) Actually, you can ask for churros in most of the cafés, but in this square they will be the best, the cheapest, and they will be freshly fried!
If you always thought that churros were difficult to digest (we also tend to think that in Spain), here you will change your mind. It just depends on the kind and the quality of the oil you use, and your ability frying... and for that my friend, you've come to the place!
Desayunar en Jerez!
Ya que estás en Andalucía, lo mejor que puedes hacer para desayunar es pedir un café y una tostada con aceite. El aceite de oliva en esta región es muy bueno, y en cualquier bar puedes comprobarlo.
Otra buena idea, es ir a la plaza del mercado y comprar churros en las casetas que hay en medio de la plaza. Después te puedes pedir un café en un bar de esta plaza y sentarte a comerte los churros :-)
Si siempre has pensado que los churros son algo indigesto, aquí cambiarás de opinión. Todo depende de la calidad del aceite y de saber freir bien... y para eso, !has venido al mejor lugar!
Otra buena idea, es ir a la plaza del mercado y comprar churros en las casetas que hay en medio de la plaza. Después te puedes pedir un café en un bar de esta plaza y sentarte a comerte los churros :-)
Si siempre has pensado que los churros son algo indigesto, aquí cambiarás de opinión. Todo depende de la calidad del aceite y de saber freir bien... y para eso, !has venido al mejor lugar!
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