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The basics

Explore the Museum of Fine Arts independently on your own time. Alternatively, check out the highlights of its collection on a tour with an expert guide who’ll provide background and context on the works. Some tours combine a guided museum visit with a more relaxed activity such as a tapas lunch, or focus heavily on a particular exhibition.

You can also combine a visit with a hop-on hop-off bus tour around Seville’s top sights—the main route has two bus stops close to the museum. If you’re not staying in Seville, some day trips from cities such as Granada include a brief visit to the museum as part of their itineraries.

Things to know before you go

The Museum of Fine Arts will appeal to fans of medieval religious art in particular.
The museum is stroller- and wheelchair-accessible, with wheelchairs available if required.
On-site facilities include rest rooms, a gift shop, and free Wi-Fi.
Visitors can store belongings in refundable lockers before entering the galleries.

How to get there

The museum is situated on Seville’s Plaza de Museo, about midway between the Plaza del Duque and Plaza De Armas. The closest bus stops are at both these plazas, approximately 6- or 7-minute walk away. Another easy way to reach the museum is via one of Seville’s hop-on hop-off buses, which stop at both squares.

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When to get there

The Museum of Fine Arts is open year-round, from morning to mid-evening, although its hours in August differ during the rest of the year. Long lines can build during peak periods such as high summer and December, so if you want to beat the crowds, arrive as close as possible to the opening or closing time.

Don’t-Miss Pieces at the Fine Arts Museum

There are numerous don’t-miss treasures on display at the museum, including works by the Seville-born painter, Bartolomé Murillo, such as his Immaculate Conception and Virgin with the Child. In-between admiring the paintings and sculptures, cast your eyes over the stunning architecture—in places, it almost overshadows the art. Highlights include the main cloisters, an elaborately carved baroque porch, and a magnificent domed ceiling painted in the 18th century by Domingo Martinez.

Museum der Schönen Künste von Sevilla (Museo de Bellas Artes)