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Seville Military History Museum

CultureVisit: ~90 minFreeOpening hours: Lunes a viernes: de 9:30 a 14:00 horas; Sábados: de 10:00 a 14:00 horas; Domingo

The Seville Military History Museum occupies several rooms spread over three floors within the Plaza de España, where visitors can explore exhibitions on Spanish military history, the conquest of Seville, the Peninsular War and 20th-century conflicts, as well as uniforms, edged weapons and firearms, and items relating to the city's ties with the army. On the main floor, short and long guns, sabres, swords, helmets, uniforms and mementoes of historic campaigns are on display, while the upper floor is devoted to flags, standards and guidons from various periods and military units. The ground floor houses artillery pieces, cannons, machine guns, models of the Seville Artillery Factory and a room for temporary exhibitions, allowing visitors to trace the evolution of weaponry and the local military industry.

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Near Seville Military History Museum

Plaza de España137 m awayMonument to La Raza169 m awayPortugal Pavilion179 m awayTeatro Lope de Vega337 m awayMaría Luisa Park409 m awayRoyal Tobacco Factory of Seville424 m away

Frequently asked questions

How much does it cost to visit Seville Military History Museum?

Visiting Seville Military History Museum is free.

What are the opening hours of Seville Military History Museum?

Lunes a viernes: de 9:30 a 14:00 horas; Sábados: de 10:00 a 14:00 horas; Domingo, festivos y mes de agosto: cerrado.

How much time do you need for Seville Military History Museum?

Allow about 1 h 30 min for the visit.

What is there to do at Seville Military History Museum?

Explore the Historical Room, Visit the Military History Museum of Seville, Explore the Guardroom and Explore the Quartermaster Room.

What is there to see near Seville Military History Museum?

Plaza de España (137 m), Monument to La Raza (169 m) and Portugal Pavilion (179 m).

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