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Special Visits

The Museum of Flamenco Dance is the place of reference to see the most authentic flamenco in the city. The seal of the master “Cristina Hoyos” and the historical references to Seville as one of the cradles of flamenco, cause great interest to all who visit us.  Also attracting the attention of illustrious and well-known personalities, who for us, are just as important as all our visitors.

The Emperor of Japan, SAI Naruhito, included our museum among his activities in Spain for the anniversary of the Spain-Japan relationship. He visited the museum, attended the show and participated in a pleasant, typically Spanish dinner in the vault.

Cristina Hoyos acted as hostess for Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall and Cayetana, Duchess of Alba. They enjoyed all the rooms of the museum and the show. Together they celebrated the consecration of Flamenco as Intangible Heritage of Humanity.

Gloria Macapagal, President of the Philippines, was also captivated by the museum rooms and the shows. She placed great emphasis on the origin of the Manila shawls from her homeland.

Nick Nolte, the famous actor, visited the Museum with his entire family, even daring them to take a dance class.

Harrison Ford and Calista Flockhart visited us and attended one of our shows. Then they went to greet the artists.

Jean Reno, the well-known French actor (whose real name is Juan Moreno y Herrera-Jiménez, whose parents were born in Jerez de la Frontera), made us a visit and was delighted.

Actors such as Emilia Clarke, Peter Dinklage or Nikolaj Coster-Waldau, among many others from the “Game of Thrones” saga, could not resist the art of Flamenco and enjoyed a show in the purest “Sevillian” style. Already in 2014, a flamenco version of the intro of the series was recorded in the museum, a “Deja Vu” of the future visit of the actors.

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Andy Summers, guitarist of the famous British band “The Police” could not resist going to greet the great guitarist Ramón Amador and the rest of the artists.

Frederic Kanouté, French ex-player of Sevilla and Tottenham Hospur, dares to take a few steps with Cristina Hoyos, of course, after enjoying the show.

The American actor Andrew McCarthy took a few steps with Cristina Hoyos after visiting the Museum.

Cristina Hoyos with the designer Kenzo Takada and the bullfighter Morante de la Puebla.

Cristina Hoyos with Kenneth Branagh, British actor, screenwriter and director.

In 2016 we were expecting the visit of the then President of the United States, Barack Obama. (a big fan of guitars, especially Spanish guitars), and for this reason, the Sevillian luthier Álvarez Bernal made an original Obama’s edition guitar as a gift from the city of Seville for his visit. Unfortunately, the Dallas bombing meant that the visit was cancelled and the guitar still awaits its owner in the Flamenco Dance Museum.

All of them, and many more, have discovered the magical world of Flamenco. Thank you for your visit. We look forward to seeing you.

To arrange VIP visits to the Flamenco Dance Museum, we will be happy to assist you at the following address: comunicacion@museoflamenco.com

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The Flamenco Dance Museum is a portal to the magical world of flamenco. We have developed unique experiences where all facets of this art form come together: dance, song and guitar. Both in our interactive museum and in our shows, we contribute to the understanding of flamenco.
We are located at:
  • Calle Manuel Rojas Marcos, nº 3. 41004 Sevilla
  • 0034 954 340 311
  • info@museoflamenco.com
  • www.museoflamenco.com
OPENING HOURS:

Visits to the museum can be made at any time of the day stipulated in your ticket, always from 11:00 to 06:00 pm (last entry at 06:00 pm), except the first Monday of each month when the museum will open at 4:00 p.m.

RATES:

Admission Adults 10 €, Reduced (Student-Discap.) 8 €, and Children (6 – 12 years old) 6 €.

Ticket Flamenco Dreams Show (1 hour): Adults 25 €, Reduced (Student-Discap.) 18 €, and Children (6 – 12 years old) 12 €.

Combined ticket: Museum visit + Flamenco Dreams Show: Adults 29 €, Reduced (Student-Discap.) 22 €, and Children (6 – 12 years old) 15 €.

*Additional information: these prices include 10% VAT for museum and 21% VAT for shows.

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Booking and info:
Museo del Baile Flamenco
Tel: (0034) 954 34 03 11 + (0034) 954 00 67 87
info@museoflamenco.com