Real Escuela Andaluza del Arte Ecuestre
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Type of visit: Other Visits - Others
Nineteenth-century palace by the architect Garnier who designed the Paris Opera. Inspired by Renaissance forms and discreetly Baroque, it is set amid magnificent gardens.
The show "How Andalusian horses dance" is an equestrian ballet set to typically Spanish music and performed in 18th-century costumes. The choreographies are taken from reprises used in classical and country dressage, and from other works of traditional horsemanship.
There are between six and eight choreographies in each show, all with the same standard and showmanship. The School's programme is arranged with the following repertoire: Country dressage, Classical dressage, the Carriages, In-hand work and the Parade.
In addition to the show, you can also visit the facilities and the training sessions.
General information
- Midday on Tuesdays (2 March- 28 December), Thursdays and Fridays (only Fridays in August); and on Wednesday, 5 May (Fair).
- Midday on the following Saturdays: 27 February, 20 March, 3 April, 1 May, 19 June, 24 July, 14 August, 18 September, 9 October, 6 November and 4 December.
- Check public holidays.
Ticket office opens: 9.30am-11.45am.
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| Adults | Reduced admission (*) |
| Preferential (rows 1 and 2) | €24.00 | €15.00 |
| General (rows 3 to 7) | €18.00 | €11.50 |
| Disabled persons in wheelchairs |
| €11.50 |
| 1 escort |
| €11.50 |
(*) Reduced admission is applied in general to: children under 12, over 65s, retired persons, associations, institutions, disabled persons, and Young People's Pass holders (14 to 30 years).
Check prices and opening times for theme visits to the facilities and training, reduced visits and the Carriage Museum.
Services and Infrastructures
Historic building
