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Nightlife in Jerez Cadiz, Spain tourist guide

Jerez Nightlife

Jerez has a vibrant nightlife consisting of traditional tapas bars, street cafes, all night discos and some wonderful local fiestas. The city's student population ensures a lively party scene at all times of the year and the absence of mass tourism means you can enjoy a really Spanish night out without it costing the earth.

As in most Spanish cities, the evening starts with a tour of the tapas bars where you can sample an array of tasty Andalucian snacks washed down with glasses of the local wines and sherries. Typical tapas might include slices of chorizo sausage, olives wrapped in anchovies, spicy prawns "al pil pil", or slices of fresh squid (calamares) and octopus (pulpo). Some bars offer a selection of 40 or more hot and cold tapas.

Practically every street in the city is packed with bars, cafes and restaurants. Plaza Mina in the centre and Calle De Manuel Rances are among the liveliest places when the sun goes down. If you're visiting in the summer, head for the Paseo Maritimo seafront promenade which buzzes with outdoor activity on warm, Andalucian evenings.

Many of the city's most reasonably priced, traditional restaurants are to be found in and around Plaza Juan de Dios near the port. The emphasis is on fresh fish dishes with ingredients such as oysters, squid, sea snails, shrimps and cockles. But you'll also see other Andalucian specialties on the menu including the famous gazpacho (that's cold tomato soup but it doesn't sound so tasty in English.) This is the home of Spanish sherry and you'll find many meat dishes - lamb and oxtail stews, sautéed steaks, kidneys and tripe - are generously soaked in the fortified wines of Jerez.

Fully fortified yourself with food and drink, you can head for the all night dance spots to be found in the La Punta district where the discos don't really get going until 3am. You can dance till dawn then enjoy warm, fresh churros (crispy, Spanish pastries) with chocolate sauce for breakfast in La Plaza Flores before staggering home to bed.

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