I am glad I got to share this cultural experience with the people of Seville. The museum contained…read morea lot of artifacts and the descriptions help to put everything in perspective. You could feel the passion throughout the museum, and it helped me understand the sport. Some highlights for me were the beautifully decorated chapel, the detailed matador costumes and walking unto the field and viewing the stadium up close. If you are visiting, and you have an extra day, I definitely recommend you taking a look.

Spain is rich in history and story. Bullfighting has been a tradition that is practiced in many…read moreSpanish-speaking countries: Spain, Mexico, Ecuador, Venezuela, Peru, as well as in parts of southern France and Portugal. As times have changed and the treatment/protection of animals been made a priority, the sport has declined in popularity and been banned in most countries. Spain and Mexico are two countries that still allow the tradition to carry on. Nonetheless, it remains a part of history and culture. If you find yourself in Spain, it's a must that you visit the museum. Sitting in an empty arena is definitely an experience. It was awesome to reflect on the amount of people that walked through the doors to see the spectacle of man versus beast. If you have the appetite to watch a bullfight, I recommend that you do. The bulls are not wasted, but later cooked as part of the traditional celebrations. The museum space itself is small, but the grounds of the arena are impressive. The courage it must have taken to walk out to the center of the arena and test your fate. Tour the museum, look at the artifacts, and learn about history.

Highly recommended if you're staying in Sevilla. A perfect introduction to flamenco that left me…read moreand the family wanting more. Staff was a delight and the experience was simple and elegant and gives you a lovely taste of the local culture.

Excellent show lasting about 1 hr. Male and female flamenco dancers performed beautifully with…read morewardrobe changes. Singers and guitarist also wonderful. Seating is 2-3 rows deep, u shaped, first come pick best seating.

It was our first time experiencing flamenco, and we really enjoyed it! The guitarist, the dancer,…read moreand the singer were all excellent. The place was intimate, the price was reasonable, and I was impressed!

Our visit to Casa de la Guitarra was a truly wonderful experience. The atmosphere was warm and…read moreauthentic, and the people were incredibly welcoming. We absolutely loved it and highly recommend it to anyone visiting!

We reserved a flamenco show here. It was a very small venue. The seats are not the most comfortable…read moreand are very close together, so with a full house it was a bit uncomfortable. Honestly though, I hardly noticed because the show was so incredible. The guitar player and singers were phenomenal and really a part of the show. And then of course the dancers, who each were so powerful and passionate. The show gave me goosebumps and was my favorite part of my entire visit in Spain.

What a fantastic show. We had 3 dancers (2 ladies and 1 man), 2 singers and a guitarist and they…read moreput in a fabulous show! They started as a group and then each individual came on to leave a little piece of their heart on the stage: the emotion in each performance was palpable! Really well put together: we enjoyed it all!! This is a show not to miss!! No drinks or food for sale here: this performance is more of a theatre style production and the room is small and intimate: perfect for this type of show: ENJOY! Olé!!