Casa de la Guitarra

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Casa de la Guitarra is a vibrant cultural hub tucked into a 18th‑century house in Seville’s historic Santa Cruz district. The center showcases an unparalleled collection of antique flamenco guitars that span centuries, offering visitors a hands‑on glimpse into the evolution of the instrument that defines Andalusian music. In addition to its museum‑style displays, Casa de la Guitarra hosts a lively tablao where local and touring flamenco artists perform live concerts of singing, dancing, and guitar. Whether you are a seasoned flamenco aficionado or a curious traveler, the blend of museum exhibits and live shows provides a comprehensive, immersive experience of Spanish tradition and artistry. The venue opens daily from 11:00 am to 10:00 pm, and tickets are available online or at the box office. A visit typically takes about two hours, allowing enough time to stroll through the guitar galleries, enjoy a performance, and soak up the historic ambiance. Best time to visit: the late spring and early fall months are ideal for avoiding the peak summer crowds while enjoying pleasant weather.

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• Guitar Collection
• Live Tablao
• Historical Architecture

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• Typical visit: about 2 hours

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