Founded by the flamenco guitar legend Jose Luis Postigo, Casa de la Guitarra in Seville is both a museum and a performance venue. This unique exhibit, the first of its kind in Spain, houses around 60 antique guitars dating back three centuries. Visitors can explore the rich history and craftsmanship of these instruments before settling into an intimate setting for a live flamenco show. The performances feature a trio of artists—a guitarist, a singer, and a dancer—bringing the passionate and soulful art of flamenco to life.
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