Plaza de toros de la Real Maestranza de Caballería de Sevilla Concerts 2025

A fun and interesting way to spend a few hours and learn a bit about bullfighting in Seville. The audio guide is free and easy to use, unlike some other sites we've visited. It is super informative and paints a picture of what a bull fighting event might be like. We thoroughly enjoyed it and got some great photographs.

Immaculately kept historic building, really beautiful inside. We went in to shelter to get out of the rain and did the tour which was 10€ each. There's a couple of exhibits to look at and you are able to look at the ring. Not loads to see but was worth it for us to appreciate the architecture.

It was a good show of history with the audio. Not entirely a ton to see and the arena at the time was setting up an exhibition which they disclosed to us in advance. Still worth a visit if you have time and have never seen a real bullring. It was very beautiful to see nonetheless. We only visited the museum and did not see a show.

Bull ring in the centre of Seville, had never visited one before, so did not know what to expect. A very interesting visit, the place is full of the history of bull fighting ( building started n the 1300's I think). Some of the paintings are very graphic, so would not recommend for children. I would never contemplate watching a bull fight, but the history and culture is quite amazing.

The biggest bull fight arena in Spain, which it was nice to visit, but disappointed that all the information it was in Spanish. There was an audio that I could have had, but when you don't want to hear about every small detail, it doesn't seem to be time effective. I spent around 30 minutes overall and that it was the museum and arena. You get to see a lot of photos of padt bull fighters, their clothes, and all about the history of the bull fight.. There's stables at the back and a small chapel before you get in the arena. I visited the museum late in the afternoon, which it wasn't very busy.