Museo Taurino Pepe Cabrera
Bullfighting museum opened in 1960 by the enthusiast José Cabrera Duarte, with suits of lights, posters, ranch brands and photographs spread over several rooms.
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About the museum
The Museo Taurino of La Línea de la Concepción, known as the Museo Taurino Pepe Cabrera, opened in 1960. It was created by the enthusiast José Cabrera Duarte, who began collecting bullfighting material as a young man. It is on the calle Mateo Inurria, near the bullring.
The holdings include fair posters, suits of lights, ranch brands, thousands of photographs of bullfighters, capes, banderillas, swords and trophies. The visit goes through several rooms dedicated to figures of bullfighting, such as Manolete, El Gordito, Antonio Duarte “Pota”, El Marinero or Frascuelo, and a chapel.
Highlights
- Historic suits of lights
- Fair posters and ranch brands
- Thousands of photographs of bullfighters
- Rooms dedicated to Manolete, Frascuelo and other figures
- Capes, banderillas, swords and trophies
Permanent exhibition
- Colección taurina Pepe Cabrera – Suits of lights, posters, ranch brands, capes and photographs of bullfighters in several rooms dedicated to figures of bullfighting.
- Founded
- 1960
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