Walk into the arena of Spain's best-known bullring and explore its brick galleries, chapel and museum. A look at a building that is as much about architecture and history as spectacle.
Las Ventas opened in 1931 and is famous for its neo-Mudéjar architecture: horseshoe arches, decorative tiles and patterned brickwork wrapped around an enormous ring. The visit takes you into the stands and onto the sand of the arena, through the areas once used by performers, and into the small chapel and infirmary.
The ticket also includes the museum, which displays costumes, posters and paintings related to the building’s history. It is a visit to the building on non-event days; no live events are part of this ticket.
Enter at the visitor gate on Calle de Alcalá.
Step onto the sand and climb into the seating tiers.
See the collection of costumes, posters and art.
Las Ventas visitor entrance, Calle de Alcalá 237 (metro Ventas).The exact spot and your host's details arrive with your confirmation.
Open in Google MapsNo. This is a visit to the building and museum on non-event days.
Take metro lines 2 or 5 to Ventas; the entrance is right by the station.
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