Poster Felix, Seville

Poster Felix, Seville

What to buy here: Old-World bullfighting posters.

Seville is home to the beautiful Maestranza bullring, one of the oldest and most respected in Spain. Those who love Hemmingway or the art of the capea can’t leave Seville without picking up one of the posters, called carteles, which announce the summer line-up of bullfighters. Some retain creases from being folded or even dirt or a tear, making their authenticity as unquestionable as the fear a charging bull strikes in the heart of a matador. While the bullring sells reproductions, prices for posters are generally based on the age (the older, the most costly), and any famous torero that appears. Casa Felix, an age-old poster shop that sits in front of the sprawling cathedral, is a small shop that pays homage to the arts of bullfighting and flamenco. Here, you’ll find more than posters – pins, old tin advertisements and books are on sale, too. Price: 5€ - 100€.

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Sight Name: Poster Felix
Sight Location: Seville, Spain (See walking tours in Seville)
Sight Type: Shopping

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