We travelled by train from Cadiz, very cheap and convenient. The school is about a 15 minute walk from the station. The school has a small cafe which served sandwiches, cakes & good coffee. We sat on the first row in area 6 (midway) and had an excellent view. The show started about 10 minutes late but was worth it. The riders basically showed perfect control and timing to the second. Beautiful horses, it must take endless hours for both horse and rider to be able to execute their routines. With a short break, the performance lasts about 2 hours. Jerez old town is also very pleasant.

What an amazing and personal experience. My 6 year old had her dreams come true, with a special tour to help put up one of the horses, pet all the others and to meet what felt like every horse there. Staff were friendly, informative and attentive. She will speak of her time there for years to come, and maybe choose to repay the friendliness when she too can attend the school! Thank you Sandra, Javi and Jose for helping make it a wonderful and memorable experience for us!

Lovely staff, lovely horses, lovely performance. Also enjoyed the Equestrian Art museum which I had as an add on to my performance ticket. Very good value for a show, especially compared to the Spanish Riding School in Vienna. I had a nice day here :)

We came here to see the horse show only, although you can buy tickets that allow you to see other things here too like the museum. In January there is only one show a week on Thursday at 12pm. We bought general tickets from the box office just before the show and ended up in section 6A seats 74 and 76 which were very good seats with only 2 rows of premium seats in front of us. All rows are tiered anyway so everyone gets a good view. It was quite cold inside when we went so wrap up warm in the winter months as it is unheated. There’s a little café inside where you can warm up with a coffee in the interval. We enjoyed the show, horsemanship is such a big part of their culture here we felt it was something we should see. The musicality of the horses is amazing, they clearly know each piece inside out and where they are supposed to be at any given moment. It really showcased these beautiful Andalusian horses and what they are capable of. Definitely something worth seeing in Jerez, the grounds are beautiful too and there is also a gift shop to buy souvenirs. Our only criticism is that at regular intervals there was commentary about the show over the speakers but only in Spanish. It would be a fairly easy thing to also do this in English as a common language that a lot of tourists speak and would mean non-Spanish speakers would get more out of the show.

An impressive place. Very attractive building and grounds. You can watch the horses being trained outside in the morning. We had tickets for the show which is once a week on a Thursday at 12.00. Show is very good. It is about careful skill of the horses and riders. The only criticism I would have was the late start as it did not get going until 12.25 as they appeared to be waiting for various well dressed dignitaries to turn up who were all late. We had to miss the second half in order to catch a train. So go early and watch the horses train and don’t be in a rush to get away in case the show is delayed.

Having attended the show on our last visit to Jerez, this time we took the ‘backstage’ tour. If anything, I enjoyed this more! Our guide was really informative and to be able to see behind the scenes as the school goes about its everyday training and exercise was Fabulous ( I admit I’m a horse lover). Plenty of time Un guided to watch the training sessions, both in the arena and outside, as well as visit the museum etc.