Domecq Palace: Admission + audioguide

The Domecq Palace is the archetype of the imposing residences erected by the aristocracy and the bourgeoisie who settled in the city during the second half of the 18th century. This majestic building, quadrangular in shape, revolves around a splendid central courtyard covered with Italian marble. Its three-storey façade has balconies that dazzle with their grandeur and offer one of the most dazzling panoramic views of Jerez.

This splendid architectural legacy bears the signature of outstanding architects such as Juan Díaz de la Guerra, the renowned Sevillian Antonio Matías de Figueroa and Pedro de Cos. These talented designers not only left their mark on the Palacio Domecq, but were also the minds behind countless renowned works in Jerez and the entire region of Andalusia.

To explore its interior is to enter a world of unparalleled cultural richness. Here, you can contemplate a unique collection of paintings, tapestries, sculptures and noble materials brought from Italy, Flanders and France. These imported art treasures enrich the visitor's experience, offering a fascinating insight into the international influence and good taste that characterised the high society of Jerez in that historical period.