Meet at the Seville Dance Museum,
traditional flamenco performance

Experience the spirit and passion of Seville flamenco by visiting the Flamenco Dance Museum, founded by Cristina Hoyos, one of the world's most famous flamenco dancers. Explore historical exhibits and costumes, learn about the tradition, and practice your moves with interactive displays at the Flamenco Museum! Enjoy a live flamenco performance in the stunning courtyard lined with sweet orange trees. Experience the overflowing passion of amazing dancers and musicians closer than anyone else!

Information on major museum exhibitions

Opened in 2005, this museum displays costumes, instruments, photos, and videos showing various aspects of flamenco dance from the 18th century to the present.

Exhibitions on the history of flamenco dance:
The museum has a variety of exhibits showing the history of flamenco dance from its origins to the present. You can learn and understand the development of flamenco dance, famous flamenco dancers, and social and cultural factors that influenced flamenco dance.

Dance costumes display:
The museum displays a variety of flamenco dance costumes from the 18th century to the present. You can experience the beauty of flamenco dance through colorful and unique flamenco dance costumes.

Instrument display:
The museum displays various instruments used in flamenco dance, including guitars, cajons, and palmas.
You can learn and understand the characteristics of flamenco dance music and the roles of instruments.

Reasons to recommend Flamenco Dance Museum performances

Traditional Flamenco:
Flamenco Dance Museum Seville performances present various elements of flamenco, including guitar, song, and dance, in a traditional way.
You can feel the beauty of flamenco in its original form without any modern reinterpretation.

Inspirational performance:
Flamenco dancers and musicians with outstanding skills present passionate performances.
You can feel the intense emotions and energy of flamenco.

Unique Atmosphere:
The Flamenco Dance Museum is a unique space built on the site of an 18th-century Roman temple. Watching a flamenco performance in a special atmosphere will be an even more special experience.