Museum of Popular Arts

Overview

The Museum of Arts and Popular Customs occupies one of the 1929 Exposition pavilions in María Luisa Park, displaying Andalusian folk traditions—costumes, ceramics, tools, and furniture.

Highlights

• Feria dresses: Traditional trajes de gitana (flamenco dresses) from different eras.
• Ceramic collection: Triana-made tiles and pottery.
• Mudéjar pavilion: The 1929 building is itself noteworthy.

History

The museum has been in the Mudéjar Pavilion since 1972, preserving the daily-life artefacts of Andalusian culture.

Visitor Tips

• Free for EU citizens: Small fee for non-EU visitors.
• Combine with park: In María Luisa Park near Plaza de América.
• Duration: 30–45 minutes.