Royal Andalusian School of Equestrian Art

The Royal Andalusian School of Equestrian Art is an equestrian institution in Jerez de la Frontera, Andalusia, Spain, dedicated to classical horsemanship and the Andalusian horse. It functions as both a training academy and a performance company emphasising traditional Spanish dressage.

Public activities centre on choreographed dressage demonstrations in a purpose-built arena and guided visits to the stables where Pure Spanish Horses (PRE) are trained and bred. The school also runs rider training and horse-handling programmes for professionals and students.

The modern institution formalises centuries-old Andalusian riding traditions and practices classical equitation methods; it presents horses in worked sequences rather than serving as a historical museum. It operates facilities for daily care, training and public presentation of horses and riders.

Located in Jerez de la Frontera in southwestern Andalusia, the school sits within the city’s wider equestrian and sherry-producing region and is accessible from Jerez’s town centre and transport links.

• Focus: The institution specialises in classical Andalusian horsemanship and the preservation and presentation of the Pure Spanish Horse (PRE).
• Shows and tours: Public performances and guided stable visits are the primary visitor activities; check local schedules for show times and ticketing.

What to See #

• Main Riding Arena: The school's public arena and demonstration ring where choreographed classical dressage displays and exhibitions are staged for audiences.
• Stables and Paddocks: Stables, breeding paddocks and training facilities housing Pure Spanish Horses (Andalusian/PRE) used for instruction and performances.