Overview
Visit The Domecq Palace, the finest example of 18th-century Jerez Baroque architecture. Learn about the Palace's history from an engaging audio guide.
Highlights
- Visit The Domecq Palace, the finest example of 18th-century Jerez Baroque architecture
- Learn about the Palace's history with an engaging audio guide
- Discover a unique cultural ensemble of paintings, tapestries, and sculptures
- Admire one of the best views of Jerez from the Palace's majestic balconies
The Domecq Palace is the greatest architectural exponent of Jerez baroque from the 18th century built by the aristocracy and the bourgeoisie winemakers established in the city.
With a quadrangular floor plan, it’s structured by a large central courtyard of Italian marble, and a three-story facade with majestic balconies that give way to one of the best views of Jerez.
Around the palace, you’ll admire paintings, tapestries, sculptures, and noble materials brought specifically from Italy, Flanders, and France, making it a unique and exceptional artistic and cultural ensemble.
What's included
- Audio guide
- Entrance ticket
Meeting & pickup
The entrance to the visit will be at Plaza Aladro nº 1. Please arrive 10 minutes in advance.
Additional info
- Visits will be done in groups, starting every 60 min
- Each entry will be assigned a visiting hour. Once the visit begins, you will not be able to access the Palace. It is essential to arrive 10 minutes in advance
- The reduced ticket is only for children between 6 and 12 years old, seniors over 65 years old, and people in wheelchairs
- The Palace is enabled for people with reduced mobility. Two places are made available in each group. Due to logistical issues, for wheelchair access, tickets must be purchased 48 hours in advance
- Audio guide available in Spanish, English, and French
- Starting days and times: Tuesday to Saturday: Morning: 10.00/11.00/12.00/13.00/14.00 | Afternoon: 16.00/17.00/18.00/19.00. Sundays: Morning: 10.00/11.00/12.00/13.00 | Mondays: Closed
- Easter Week: Morning only, except Good Friday. Afternoon and Mondays: Closed
- Closed:1st January, 6th January, Good Friday, 25th December
Questions
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