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The Plaza del Toros de Jerez is one of the oldest and most famous bullrings in Andalusia. It was first built in 1839 as a 16-sided wooden structure with seating for 11000 spectators. Unfortunately, it burnt down in 1860. It took 12 years to reconstruct but was burnt again in 1891. The current arena was built in 1894 and has an eclectic mix of styles resulting from its history. There are regular bullfights on the program and the plaza is also used for livestock contests and, until recently, the annual Horse Fair was held there.

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