Museo de la Atalaya, Jerez De La Frontera

the visit was to the palace of time that houses a large collection of artistic clocks in progress and hour, along with a good collection of poles from the nineteenth century, in addition to an interesting chapel pertensive to the palace (dating from 1873) and a mural painting on the ceiling of the first floor that includes all the emblematic buildings of Jerez. it is essential to coincide or take the guided tour that greatly improves the visit and at 12h, it sounds all at once. area of difficult parking in a popular slum nothing tourist. the tourist bus stops at its entrance. open in the mornings, also on Mondays. the score of -normal - is not because of the quality of the exhibition and the guide but because of the theme of the exhibition that I believe is of interest, at least personal, limited.

I visited this museum years ago and when I returned to Jerez with my family I advised them to go and see it. They have been delighted with the guided tour. There was no one else and it was totally close. An experience you can not miss if you visit Jerez.