Sanlúcar de Barrameda.
(or simply Sanlúcar) is a city in southerm Spain, on the left bank, at the mouth of the Guadalquivir river, opposite the Doñana National Park.
It have a population of 70,000.
Founded by the Phoenicians (750 BC) and declared a Historic Artistic Ensemble by UNESCO in 1973.
Sanlúcar is also a land of kind and fun people.

Among the main events are the Srmana Santa, the Carnival, The MANZANILLA Fair and artistic and flamenco shows. During summer are famous horses racing on the beach.

It is a land of artists, musicians, singers and bullfighters.

When you travel to Sanlúcar, you can make many visits between Sanlúcar,Cadiz and Seville.

52 km from Cadiz, 119 km from Seville, and 23 km from Jerez de la Frontera and Puerto de Santa María.

All cities very interesting to visit from Sanlúcar by train or bus.
You can also visit the Sierra de Cadiz, cities such as Arcos de la Frontera, El Bosque, Ubrique, Zahara de la Sierra or Grazalema.
They are a delight of rural architecture.
Sanlúcat today it is a dynamic tourist city with an important gastronomy and historical and cultural attraction.

The city's high neibourhood is a monumental urban core, with aristocratic palaces such as the Palace of Orleans and Borbon or the Palace's Duke Medina Sidonia
Similarly, the medieval Castle of Santiago of Arab origin has been carefully rehabilitated and where Queen Isabel the Catholic saw the sea for the first time in your live.

Among the religious buildings, the Great Parish of Our Lady of the O (Gothic S XIII SXIV) .
The history of Sanlúcar is linked to the maritime explorations that, from the 15th century, the Spanish Crown promoted to the routes of the East Indies (spice route), to the discovery of America and the first circumnavigation as well as to the explorations of the Pacific
The lower neibourhood forms the entire front of the coast and the Doñana Natural Park, a protected area that stretches from the mouth of the Guadalquivir to the sea.
It have 6 km of beaches around the city, the most representative being the beaches of Bajo de Guía, La Calzada, Las Piletas, La Jara beaches.
In the vicinity of BAJO DE GUIA are the most expensive and famous restaurants of the city facing to the sea at noon and at sunset in the afternoon, of unforgettable beauty.
In the surroundings of Doñana are the Pinares of Algaida and the Marisma as well as the Salinas de Bonanza.
The migration and nesting of birds are one of the attractions of the Sanluqueña Marisma, where large populations of flamingos are concentrated in their time.
In its chasing port is moored the fleet of fishing boats, the city's economic engine.

Our visitors like the city, stroll through its streets and squares, visit its Convents, its Churches and The Houses of Cargadores de Indias and its stately houses and palaces, sit in the taverns (TAPAS route) and restaurants to taste the fried fish, prawns and shrimp tortillas always accompanied by a glass of apple, the famous dry and fruity wine that is raised in their wines.
Wineries are an important heritage in the city whose boom is on the rise.
Raising "THE WINE" is a slow and lively natural process. The microclimate of the coast and the Marshes as well as the wind of West, makes our wine, can only be raised in this place and its aroma is unique and unrepeatable.

The weather in Sanlúcar is best.
La temperature is mild almost all year, except the summer months that are very hot, but our visitors enjoy all the beaches in the coastal environment including those of Rota (COSTA BALLENA,) and Chipiona (Playas de Regla).