Museo de Arte Flamenco Juan Breva

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Museo de Arte Flamenco Juan Breva, Flamenco art museum in Centro district, Málaga, Spain

The museum displays over 5000 flamenco items, including 2500 music records from the 19th century and a collection of twenty historical guitars.

The Peña Juan Breva foundation established this museum after fifty years of research into Málaga's flamenco music development and traditions.

The two-floor building contains exhibition rooms, a documentation center, and performance spaces dedicated to preserving traditional Spanish dance and music.

Located at Calle Ramon Franquelo 4, the museum opens Monday through Saturday from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM with an entry fee of 25 euros.

The museum maintains a special collection of vintage flamenco recordings on vinyl and shellac discs, spanning multiple generations of performers.

Location: Centro

Location: Málaga

Accessibility: Inaccessible en fauteuil roulant

Operator: Peña Juan Breva

Address: 4 4 Calle Ramón Franquelo 29008 Málaga 29008 Málaga

Opening Hours: Lundi-Samedi 10:00-14:00

Phone: +34952221380

Website: https://peñajuanbreva.eu

GPS coordinates: 36.72308,-4.41918

Latest update: March 11, 2025 13:32

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