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Casa Fabiola – Donación Mariano Bellver
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House Fabiola-Mariano Bellver Donation

Explore Seville’s House Fabiola-Mariano Bellver Donation, with Spanish and Sevillian art, antiques and historic interiors across two floors.

House Fabiola-Mariano Bellver Donation is an art museum in Seville’s Judería district, at C. Fabiola, 5. Its collection spans the 18th to 20th centuries, with paintings, sculpture, furniture, ceramics and antiques gathered by the Seville couple Mariano Bellver and Mejías. The historic house is part of the visit, with its architecture, tiled details and ceilings adding context to the works. Follow the floor arrows through both storeys, and pause at the information cards to explore the collection at your own pace.

A collection in a historic house

House Fabiola-Mariano Bellver Donation
House Fabiola-Mariano Bellver Donation

House Fabiola-Mariano Bellver Donation occupies a historic house at C. Fabiola, 5, in Seville’s Judería district. The collection was assembled by the Seville couple Mariano Bellver and Mejías and spans the 18th, 19th and 20th centuries.

Paintings share the rooms with sculpture, furniture, ceramics and other antiques. Together, the works offer different depictions of Spain and Seville across several centuries. The house adds another layer to the visit, with its architecture, mosaic tiles and detailed ceilings.

Following the visit route

House Fabiola-Mariano Bellver Donation
House Fabiola-Mariano Bellver Donation

The collection is arranged across two floors. Arrows on the floor help guide you through the rooms, and information cards in several languages provide details about the works. There are places to sit if you want to pause between galleries.

The museum is smaller than Seville’s Museo de Bellas Artes, but the range of objects gives art lovers plenty to look at. Plan to go upstairs as well as exploring the ground floor. A visit can take around half an hour if you move steadily, or longer if you stop to study the pieces.

Tickets and practical details

Admission is free for children under 16. The Alcázar’s regular admission ticket includes entry, but reduced Alcázar tickets do not. Advance tickets are recommended. The museum has an accessible entrance, lift and restroom.

Opening hours are shown with the trip-planning details on this page. The museum is closed on Mondays. One visitor reported being asked to leave a water bottle in a locker before entering, so check the entrance arrangements when you arrive.

FAQ

Where is House Fabiola-Mariano Bellver Donation?

It is at C. Fabiola, 5, in Seville’s Judería district.

How long does a visit take?

Allow around 30 minutes for a quick visit. If you stop to look closely at the collection, plan for longer.

Are children admitted free?

Yes. Admission is free for children under 16.

Does an Alcázar ticket include entry?

A regular Alcázar admission ticket includes entry to the museum. Reduced Alcázar tickets do not.

Is the museum accessible?

The museum has a wheelchair-accessible entrance, elevator and restroom.

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