Photo of the venue: Casa de la Cultura de Lebrija
Elio Antonio de Nebrija Interpretation Center
Located in the heart of the historic center on Calle Tetuán, the Casa de la Cultura de Lebrija is the heart of municipal cultural life. It occupies a rehabilitated traditional mansion that houses temporary art, photography, and local history exhibition rooms.
The space includes interpretive resources on the illustrious figure of Elio Antonio de Nebrija, an eminent son of the city and author of the first Spanish Grammar, as well as exhibits dedicated to the pottery and flamenco tradition of the region.
Visiting its exhibition rooms is free admission Monday through Friday during business hours, making it an essential cultural stop for city residents.
Frequently asked questions
Where is the Casa de la Cultura de Lebrija located?
At Calle Tetuán, 15, in the heart of the historic center of Lebrija.
Do I have to pay an entrance fee to see the exhibitions?
No, access to the exhibition rooms of the Casa de la Cultura is totally free.