De la Plata

Comfortable 2 bedroom apartment. Located on a very quirky and famous street in Sanlúcar. In the heart of the city, very close to Plaza del Cabildo, known for its variety of typical tavernas where you can taste a glass of Manzanilla. The space It is located in the heart of the city, near the Plaza del Cabildo, known for its variety of famous typical taverns where you can taste a glass of Manzanilla. 24 hours in Sanlúcar de Barrameda Gate of America After the discovery of the New World, Sanlúcar becomes a reference port, departing Christopher Columbus on his third trip and Magellan and Juan Sebastian Elcano on the first circumnavigation trip, entering the state of greatest economic apogee in its history thanks to the promotion of commercial activity between America and the port of Seville promoted by the Dukes of Medina Sidonia. Bread and things to put on top. We start the day enjoying the morning atmosphere in the Barrio Bajo, very close to the food market (c/ Traspuesta s/n), in its surroundings, vegetable stalls, sweets and other products, inside magnificent fish and seafood stalls and olives. But first you have to have breakfast, on the same street the Pozo cafe, where you can order any kind of bread or sprinkle and anything to put on top of it. In the nearby Piazza di San Roque there are also bars where you can have coffee and in addition to Plaza del Cabildo you can see three tiles commemorating the first round of the world by boat from Magallanes and Elcano (c/ Isaac Peral). On the slope of Bethlehem you climb the Barrio Alto, the first thing you see are Las Covachas (17th century) built by order of the II Duke of Medina Sidonia is made in late Gothic style and is composed of a porticoed gallery inserted into the wall. Later, you'll see the Auditorium of La Merced, a former convent from the 19th century, and from there you reach the Borbón Palace (s.XIX) summer residence of the Dukes of Montpensier and current City Hall. The next stop at the Church of Our Mrs. de la O, in the Gothic-Mudejar style of the 17th century, and in the same square the Palace of Medina Sidonia, residence of the Dukes of Medina Sidonia, declared a monument of historical-artistic interest. It contains the archive of the so-called "Red Duquesa", Isabel Álvarez de Toledo, considered one of the best historical archives in the world. It houses a hostelry and a cafe, from where you can take in wonderful views of the mouth of the Guadalquivir and the Doñana Natural Park. We continue to the 19th century castle, where the Catholic Monarchs stayed on their visit to the city and from where the Catholic queen first contemplated the sea. And it's time to have a drink, because in front it has the Barbadillo wineries with guided tours where you can taste some wine from the area and in it the Manzanilla Museum, nothing better than to visit it to open your appetite . Down from the Barrio Alto on foot, you can quietly reach Bajo de Guía, next to the river, a pleasant walk in front of Doñana National Park (Visitor Center "Fábrica de Hielo"-Bajo de Guía). The entire natural setting of the park offers places to visit and enjoy. With prawns and galleys... the chamomile Precisely in Bajo de Guía you will find the best restaurants in the city, with incredible views and with an enviable gastronomic variety: the lobster and the galleys, typical of this area, and that are similar to the cigars, of Casa Bigote, the seafood of Joselito Huerta, the seafood rice, the seafood rice of the Mirador de Doñana, all watered with chamomile. Check out the Gastronomic Guide It would be nice to rest the food, the best to make an excursion to the Park in 4x4 or by boat in the Buque Real Fernando Viajes Doñana . You have to have 3 and a half hours for either of the two options. In the Barrio Bajo are the most traditional Sanluque bakeries where you can buy the delicious oil cakes (Bolleria La Merced-c/Ancha,72), or try the Rondeña (La Rondeña-Avda. de la Rondeña s/n), a small cake filled with angel hair that this company created; and what about the delicious towers of heaven!! (Convent of the Dominicas- each other,1). You can also have a rich ice cream in one of the most traditional ice cream shops in the city If there is an activity that characterizes this city those are the horse races on the beach of Bajo de Guía during the month of August; these are held for more than 160 years; today it is a tourist attraction that attracts thousands of people, including many personalities, to enjoy an unforgettable moment, horses running on a beach while the sun sets, for something they are considered to be of International Tourist Interest. The best tapas In Plaza Cabildo and surroundings there are many places to taste a whole range of gastronomic varieties, in an old overseas warehouse later converted into a tavern and today a reference in the tapas of this city, Casa Balbino (Plaza Cabildo), Also in the square is La Gitana with a magnificent menu of seafood. Nearby is Barbiana (c/Isaac Peral,1) another downtown historian that in addition to good seafood and fish offers its own breed chamomile. For a change, at Bar Juanito (Plaza de San Roque) the dishes are more meat, like the Iberian pork sirloin. Another proposal would be to have a tapas dinner in the Andalusian patio of the La Cigarrera Winery,(Plaza Madre de Dios) the oldest in Sanlúcar (1758). Registration Details Andalucia - Regional registration number VFT/CA/00242