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The English newspaper makes a series of recommendations of Jerez, including tabancos, a museum, a flamenco teacher and… churros. <\/span><\/p>\n

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On 14 August, The Times<\/em> published a report on Jerez de la Frontera with the experience that journalist Emilia Harris had in the Andalusian city.<\/p>\n

He assures that it is just the right size for a stroll, highlights its great architectural charm and advises not to leave without tasting some local wine, which “are no longer the preserve of grandmothers”, he explains. <\/p>\n

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He has not forgotten, of course, another star product, flamenco. Compared to other cities with dirtier cool<\/em> neighbourhoods, as she herself says, she finds the nerve centre of Jerez’s leisure scene exciting and “elegant”. <\/p>\n

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He recommends not leaving Jerez de la Frontera without attending a flamenco show in the “best tablao”, El Pasaje<\/em><\/a> or, if it is imbued, in La Bailaora<\/em>.<\/p>\n

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Your corners of Jerez de la Frontera<\/h2>\n

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In that imbued area close to the Plaza Vieja,<\/em> also mentions the tabanco Abacer\u00eda Cruz Vieja f<\/em>or a good sherry and Las Banderillas<\/em> for shrimp omelettes and oxtail. <\/span>For good seafood from Sanl\u00facar, he recommends A Mar;<\/em> for toast for breakfast, Bar Mi Rinc\u00f3n.<\/em><\/span><\/p>\n

If you want to take flamenco lessons, the flamenco dancer Patri Manes is your choice. <\/span>At this point, he also points out that a genuinely Madrilenian product such as churros is also traditional. It may seem a little surprising, but Churrer\u00eda Manuel will dispel those doubts. <\/p>\n

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