MUSEUM OF FOLK ARTS AND CUSTOMS
Museum in the Mudéjar pavilion, which presents the Andalusian way of life, having evolved through the ages
Located in the Mudéjar Pavilion (dating from 1929), Regionalist González's regionalist work, this museum was established here in 1972. Above all, it focuses on presenting, in a very historical way, the Andalusian modes of life, having evolved through ages. For example, in Room I, we will discover a curious collection of ancient costumes, bearing either the traditional feasts (especially worn by the seises, these young boys dancing in the cathedral) or daily. There will also be instruments, the visit continues on a musical background. Then, not without interest, pieces of jewellery, ceramics, a "shack" of a reconstituted feria, inhabited by popular furniture of the th and th centuries. Don't miss the labyrinthine rooms in the basement, which allow an exciting approach to craftsmanship. While on the ground floor, which also hosts temporary exhibitions, we will discover a major donation of Diaz Vasquez of embroidery and lace.