Seville museums: a complete guide
Seville museums cover a wide range of subjects, from paintings to archeological pieces and even our most famous art, flamenco.
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Seville museums cover a wide range of subjects, from paintings to archeological pieces and even our most famous art, flamenco.
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You should check this Guide to sightseeing in Sevilla, Spain. The city is the mecca of bullfights, has astonishing churches and so many amazing palaces that you may even feel overwhelmed.
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The list of Seville attractions can seem daunting on your first visit, regardless of how many days you plan to spend in the city.
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There is an amazing list of sights in Seville, Spain’s most beautiful city according to most. It has an incredible appeal to both foreigners and Spaniards because of its light, the way Sevillanos enjoy themselves and its gorgeous architecture. Seville is one of the most romantic cities in Europe with a mixture of Roman reminiscences and Moorish traditions. So, without a doubt, you’ll be pretty soon delighted by its charm and passion.
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The creation of the Centro Cerámico Triana aims to represent the history of the pottery tradition in the Triana neighborhood. Here, you’ll learn everything about the long history of ceramic tile production in this charming Seville neighborhood.
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CaixaForum Sevilla is a literally underground cultural center home to temporary art exhibitions, with integrated children’s activities. It also puts on concerts, movies, discussions and conferences, as well as family workshops.
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The Pabellón de la Navegación (or Navigation Pavilion in English), which was one of the flagships of Seville’s 1992 Universal Expo, is now completely reformed and reconverted into a beautiful museum.
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The CAAC (Centro Andaluz de Arte Contemporáneo) stands out for being the city’s museum of modern art. It offers both modern Spanish and international art from a permanent collection as well as temporary exhibitions.
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Seville museums: CAAC (Andalusian Center for Contemporary Art)Read More »
The Museo del Baile Flamenco was created thanks to the initiative of the famous dancer Cristina Hoyos and it opened its doors in 2006. Its aim is to inform you about everything related to flamenco, its origins, influences and styles and about how it’s practiced today.
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The Museo de Artes y Costumbres is a fine Seville museum where you can get to know more about Spanish traditions and life in Spain. It displays anthropological and ethnographic collections, such as ancient craftsmanship, agricultural production and furniture.
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