Alcázar of Jerez de la Frontera →
The Alcázar of Jerez de la Frontera stands as a monumental testament to centuries of Andalusian and Christian history. Built in the 12th century during Almohad rule, this imposing defensive complex is one of the few surviving examples of Almohad military architecture preserved almost intact on the Iberian Peninsula. Within its rammed-earth and stone walls, visitors discover a mosque transformed into a chapel, wonderfully preserved Moorish baths, enchanting gardens, and the intricate Villavicencio Palace. This stronghold not only protected the southern border of al-Andalus, but also evolved into a living reflection of Andalusia's fascinating cultural symbiosis.
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