Seville Trip Overview
The Flamenco Dance Museum is the reference place to see good flamenco in Seville. The one chosen by the personalities who pass through the city and by the Sevillians themselves.
In one of the few Ecijan patios that remain in Seville there is a spectacular stage, with theater lights, good sound and backdrops, a little treasure! And if once seated you look at the sky you will be surprised to see how Sevillian chairs and orange trees hang…
Every day the cast of artists changes, so one day you can find some “Alegrías” with a bata de cola, shawl or chopsticks, another with a solemn “Seguiriya”, a flamenco “Soleá por Bulerías”, a tragic “Taranto” , some sensual “Tangos” or any of the other styles that make up this art.
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* Duration: 1 hour
* Starts: Seville, Spain
* Trip Category: Shows, Concerts & Sports >> Theater, Shows & Musicals
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The Flamenco Dance Museum is the reference place to see good flamenco in Seville. The one chosen by the personalities who pass through the city and by the Sevillians themselves.
In one of the few Ecijan patios that remain in Seville there is a spectacular stage, with theater lights, good sound and backdrops, a little treasure! And if once seated you look at the sky you will be surprised to see how Sevillian chairs and orange trees hang…
Every day the cast of artists changes, so one day you can find some “Alegrías” with a bata de cola, shawl or chopsticks, another with a solemn “Seguiriya”, a flamenco “Soleá por Bulerías”, a tragic “Taranto” , some sensual “Tangos” or any of the other styles that make up this art.
Visit: Museo del Baile Flamenco, Calle Manuel Rojas Marcos 3, 41004 Seville Spain
The Flamenco Dance Museum is the reference place to see good flamenco in Seville. The one chosen by the personalities who pass through the city and by the Sevillians themselves. In one of the few Ecijan patios that remain in Seville there is a spectacular stage, with theater lights, good sound and backdrops, a little treasure! And if once seated you look at the sky you will be surprised to see how Sevillian chairs and orange trees hang. Every day the cast of artists changes, so one day you can find some “Alegrías” with a bata de cola, shawl or chopsticks, another with a solemn “Seguiriya”, a flamenco “Soleá por Bulerías”, a tragic “Taranto” , some sensual “Tangos” or any of the other styles that make up this art.
