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Tip: Visit Cinco Jotas or Senorio de Montanera dehesa for the cellar tour and tasting; the December matanza season is the headline visit.

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Ronda winery tour from Seville★ 5.0 (2)

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Ronda winery tour from Seville

Travel from Seville to Ronda’s winery region to tour a winery and try some wine paired with tapas. Spend two hours exploring the picturesque town of Ronda.

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Carmona ★ 4.2

Carmona is a hilltop village 40 minutes east of Seville with a parador for lunch in a restored 14th-century Moorish palace and a Roman necropolis.

TipLunch at the Parador for the view; the village restaurants serve traditional Sevillian provincia food. Combine with the Roman necropolis museum.

Cadiz ★ 4.4

Cadiz is the Atlantic port 90 minutes south of Seville with the Mercado Central seafood counters, the May atun rojo de almadraba trap-fishing season.

TipVisit the Mercado Central before 13:00 for the live tuna butchery in May; lunch at El Faro de Cadiz for the canonical Atlantic seafood plates.

Jerez de la Frontera ★ 4.7

Jerez de la Frontera is the heart of the sherry triangle and an easy hour-and-fifteen-minute train south of Seville, with Tio Pepe (since 1835).

TipTio Pepe runs the canonical bodega tour; book online a week ahead. The cellars are partly Gustave Eiffel design.

Sanlucar de Barrameda ★ 4.5

Sanlucar de Barrameda at the mouth of the Guadalquivir is the manzanilla capital of Spain since 1821, with Bodegas Barbadillo's cathedral-like cellars.

TipLunch at Casa Bigote for the langostinos de Sanlucar; tasting at Barbadillo runs 90 minutes with five sherry pours.

Cordoba ★ 4.6

Cordoba is 40 minutes north of Seville by AVE, with the Mosque-Cathedral as the Islamic-Christian architectural anchor and salmorejo cordobes (a thicker.

TipVisit the Mezquita before 10:00 to skip the crowds, then lunch at Bodegas Mezquita for salmorejo and flamenquin. AVE trains run hourly.

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