Seville Fine Arts Museum Guided Tour

Whether you're an art lover or not, you're going to love this guided tour of the Seville Museum of Fine Arts. In this space you will find dozens of paintings spread over 14 rooms dedicated to multiple pictorial styles such as naturalism, Renaissance art and Mannerism. This activity will take place in groups of approximately 12 people and will last about an hour and a half.

This is the setting with the greatest artistic legacy in this highly cultural city. Accompanied by a guide, as well as finding paintings by acclaimed artists such as Murillo, el Greco, Velázquez and Valdés Leal, you will also see how these works deal with Andalusian customs of past centuries, such as bandits, bullfighting and fairs.

The city of Seville is home to one of the largest collections of heritage, art, culture and history in the whole country, and an obvious example of this is the Museum of Fine Arts. This is possibly the second most important and emblematic art gallery in Spain, second only to the Prado Museum in Madrid.

Located in the former Convent of La Merced Calzada, the museum was officially inaugurated in 1835. It is also the reference point for Andalusian Baroque painting and 19th century Andalusian painting. During the tour you will see collections by Alonso Cano, Murillo and El Greco, but also Velázquez and Goya.

Among his most outstanding paintings, we could mention the following:

• Las Cigarreras, by Bilbao Martínez
• Portrait of Gustavo Adolfo Bécquer, by Dominguez Bécquer
• Portrait of Jorge Manuel, by El Greco
• The Temptations of Saint Jerome, by Valdés Leal
• Santas Justas and Rufina, by Murillo