Explore Jerez de la Frontera, Spain

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Jerez de la Frontera lies between nine and twelve miles as the crow flies from Spain’s southern Atlantic coastline. The city of some 210,000 people is famed for sherry, horses, and flamenco. It is proud, friendly, raucous, and deeply traditional.
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[@carmenkernan4477]

Nicely done! Being from Jerez, it made me nostalgic for my hometown. Thank you

[@AllanEland]

Beautiful there. Great video. Thanks! 👍

[@Andrew-lu6wp]

Thank you for the chill video

[@Mouhcin.Moudden]

One of my dreams is visit Andalucía

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I'm coming🤛💪👏❤️❤️❤️☀️☀️☀️

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Roman ruins are remnants of structures and artifacts from the Roman Empire, which existed from 27 BC to 476 AD. Roman presence in Spain was significant, and there are many cities and regions throughout the country where Roman ruins can be found. However, Jerez de la Frontera itself does not have a direct historical connection to the Roman period, and therefore, it does not possess Roman ruins within its limits. It's possible that there might be some archaeological remains or influences from earlier civilizations or cultures in the area, predating the Roman period.

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Fun Fact: this was a Muslim city for a very long time ruled by the legends of islam