The Museum Of Dance Flamenco of Seville is located in the heart of the city, between the famous Plaza de la Alfalfa and the Cathedral.The creation of the museum is due to the initiative of the Seville dancer Cristina Hoyos Baker. After a complete renovation of a building which dates from the eighteenth century opens on April 7, 2006.
It consists of a space divided into four floors, with the basement and one more.
It is in this basement where it has retained the atmosphere of the early days of the building is intended for exhibitions, workshops, classes in dance and something else.
On the ground floor is the garden (among other things), a typical Andalusian patio, which offers entertainment with flamenco dancers of both sexes, going from amateur to the consecrated by fame. There is also a space shop and well documented to experience the world of flamenco dance.
On the first floor tells the evolution of flamenco, the types of clubs, the beginnings of her beginnings as small courtyards were beginning to make their "first steps" to large theaters where the famous artist finishes to offer their shows. They may also know the righteous from all eras of the art.
On the second floor shows the existence of the merger and the inspiration of flamenco dance with other arts such as painting, film, literature, fashion ... etc. Temporary exhibitions are also offered.
After a religious ceremony among the various Jewish communities, Muslim and Christian on December 18, 2005, it was decided that this day is considered the day of the Museum Of Dance Flamenco.
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