Andalusia Day at the Museum of Arts and Popular Customs
Located in the Mudar Pavilion in the Plaza de América, the Museum of Arts and Popular Customs of Seville guards ethnographic collections that show the trades, traditional attire, household goods, and decorative arts of Andalusia since the 19th century.
Visitors can tour the rooms dedicated to Triana pottery, guitar makers' workshops, historical ironwork, and models of ancient oil mills and olive presses.
The museum can be visited during summer hours from Tuesday to Sunday. General admission has a cost of €1.50 (free for EU citizens and residents).
Frequently asked questions
Is admission free for EU residents?
Yes, access is completely free for EU citizens and accredited residents.
Where is the museum located?
It is located in the Mudéjar Pavilion of the Plaza de América, inside the María Luisa Park.
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