Museo del Enganche

Muy bonito! Y después a comer una hamburguesa de toro al Bar Los Manueles a 200 metros!

Carros en perfecto estado de conservación. Pero mi sala favorita es poder pasear por las cuadras y saludar a los caballos

Fui al museo del enganche y ala real escuela fue una buena experiencia que volvere a repetir

This is the home of the Royal Andalusian School of Equestrian Art, and it is located in Jerez de la Frontera. We were able to just walk in and see them training their horses and with the carriages in the outside ring and then in the indoor one and were very impressed with what we witnessed. We also had a tour of the museum and were very impressed with some of the artefacts we saw. Definitely well worth a visit if you are visiting this part of Spain.

Las cuadras con los caballos lo mejor. Y si vas antes del espéctaculo ves cómo los bañan y peinan

Es precioso; se puede apreciar el arte en la elaboración de los enganches, carruajes.y conocer cada detalle de ellos.
Además, visitamos la Real Escuela de Arte Ecuestre y vimos sus majestuosos caballos y el su fantástico espectáculo de Cómo Bailan los caballos Andaluces.

They lie about the opening time. Came in 13.10 wanted to just have a look around, were not allowed. They are open until 14, but you are not allowed to buy a ticket. There is a lady at the entry, but she is not allowed to sell tickets, she just sits there and sends people away. Their (extremely messy and confusing) website says you can buy tickets until 14. So we spent 45 euro for train tickets from Seville to not be let in for no reason. Spanish communism in practice - yes, we are open, yes, you could get in no problem, but we just won't sell you a ticket, we do not want your money, as being helpful will not affect our salary.