185.000 inhab., International Airport . Birthplace of flamenco and specially linked to wine (Sherry) and horses, its architectural legacy is among the most important in Andalusia. Strolling its tiny streets, discovering its several gothic churches, the wineries, the recently restored Alcazar castle, the Clock Museum, the Royal School of Equestrian Art, The Circuito de Jerez or the Zoo give this city a key role among tourism in the South of Spain.