Flamenco Dance Museum — Museo in Sevilla

Reseñas de Flamenco Dance Museum

• Jose

  Adicional 2016.02.11

  And by all means, stay for their evening shows, especially the small venue downstairs and in the wine cellar, when they offer "special" small performances for just twenty or thirty people. The performers are all excellent and professional.
• Camila

  Adicional 2015.12.05

  Interesting interactive and multilingual explanation of the history and techniques of flamenco. They cover general background of the different styles and then hone in all the way to specific biographies of influential dancers. Video of dancing is generously intermixed with physical displays of shoes, dress, concert posters and photographs of historical dancers, including a gallery full of art inspired by flamenco. The effect is satisfyingly colorful and entertaining, as well as informative.
• Alma

  Adicional 2015.04.20

  We really enjoyed the flamenco show at this museum. The artists put all their heart in to the music and the dance, so it was very emotional for us. I’d recommend to come early and get a seat at the front line to be able to see clearly the feet movements of the dancers.
• Emiliano

  Adicional 2014.12.29

  I am not really into dance, did this to please the wife. The show lasts an hour and was a real spectacle, much better than what you see performed in the streets. Visit the museum first to get an understanding of what is going on. If you sit in the front row be prepared for a closer look at things than you expected.
• Violeta

  Adicional 2014.12.03

  Love the show! We were stunt with the performance. Dancers, singers and guitarist were superb. Definitely recommend anyone visiting Seville. There is also a small museum which you pay few euros more to walk around before the show starts. It's a good idea to buy a ticket a day in advance if you need a particular show time. Again, this is a must-do and you won't be disappointed.
• Constanza

  Adicional 2014.02.25

  I recommend visiting this museum... informative and visually interesting. It elevated my appreciation for the dance and enhanced my experience seeing a flamenco show. I agree with previous posts - the nets and/or art over the screens of the videos is annoying and impacts your ability to fully appreciate what you’re watching. We browsed the gift shop also - nice to see some art and other items beyond the souvenirs you see all over the streets.