Spettacolo equestre Scuderie Reali di Córdoba
Descrizione
“Passione e spirito del cavallo andaluso” presenta allo spettatore, in 70 emozionanti minuti, una perfetta combinazione di elementi di equitazione classica e andalusa, lavoro manuale, dressage vaquera, haute école, amazona e garrocha, collegandoli alla storia e alla tradizione equestre della nostra città. Lo spettacolo equestre si svolge nelle Scuderie Reali di Cordova, costruite nel 1568 per ordine esplicito del re Filippo II. Ingresso generale: 18,50 €, che consente l'accesso 10 minuti prima dell'inizio dello spettacolo. Biglietto Premium: €23,70, che consente l'accesso allo spettacolo 30 minuti prima dell'inizio per assistere alla preparazione dei cavalli e godere di posti a sedere privilegiati. RICORDATI DI CONTROLLARE LA TUA EMAIL PER SAPERE DOVE SONO ASSEGNATI I TUOI POSTI. Importante: senza un biglietto per Córdoba Ecuestre non potrai accedere allo spettacolo. Il voucher Viator non è valido come biglietto d'ingresso.
Opzioni del tour
Itinerario
Spettacolo equestre che fonde la perfezione del dressage con l'arte del ballo flamenco.
Punti salienti
Cosa è incluso
Valutazioni dei viaggiatori
Informazioni importanti
- Accessibile in sedia a rotelle
- I neonati e i bambini piccoli possono essere portati in carrozzina o passeggino
- Animali di servizio ammessi
- Sono disponibili trasporti pubblici nelle vicinanze
- I neonati devono sedere in grembo a un adulto
- Adatto a tutti i livelli di forma fisica
- Non è possibile scattare foto o registrare video durante lo spettacolo
- Importante! Riceverai un link esterno insieme ai biglietti per Córdoba Ecuestre. Aprilo!
- È necessario inviare un'e-mail indicando la fila e il posto dei biglietti.
Recensioni(283)
The place is beautiful and the show is of high quality! Combining tradition and training, the chemistry is perfect! The seats are numbered and you will see very well regardless of your choice. A bar is available if needed.
A wonderful experience. We went in the morning to see the training take place and took pictures, as you are not allowed to take pictures during the show. The show was first class and although only 2 parts where horse and human dance together the professionalism of the riders was wonderful.
The so-called "reception" staff are unfriendly and rude (they do not respond when you say hello, even when insisting...) / 3/4 queue outside when you have a ticket for the "General herd" 😱/ the only thing royal about the show is its name because the performance is VERY mediocre, the flamenco dancer is ridiculous, the staging is poor, the sound system is very loud: in short, do not spend your money on this and instead go see the show of the royal school (it is REALLY!!) in Jerez de la Frontera... I stayed until the end out of respect for the horses!!!
I regret going there; I thought I would see many flamenco dancers, but there was only one, very graceful by the way, and only for half of the show. Why put hair standing on two legs? For me, that is not a show but animal suffering. I do not recommend it.
A great show. With your ticket you can enter to watch the train Ning a few hours before the show begins. Recommend to purchase tickets with the option to enter 30 minutes before the show to see the preparation, but also to have a reserved seat at the side of the arena with an excellent view
Beautiful well trained horses. Good dressage display, although not spectacular. If you've seen one of the performances at the Vienna school, for example, you may be disappointed. We paid for general admission tickets and you basically get a thin cushion on a hard bench with no back rest. The premium ticket gives you a more comfortable chair on the long side of the arena, although don't think there is much viewing advantage. One disappointment was the ban on photography. Can understand that may not be advisable whilst horses are performing but no photo call even at the end of the show.
This is not a show but a Spectacular. I can’t express enough how much I and I think ALL the spectators were awestruck. Truly Wonderful.
The general admittance was an extremely reasonable price for a first class show of horsemanshi. It also allowed me to visit the stables earlier in the day.
Didn't get my seating assignment when I entered the event. After seating myself in general admission. I learned that I had to go back to the entrance and request a specific seat.
Very disappointing show. Too much of the same movements. Only one Flamingo dancer who was low energy, no passion and did only two dances. They don’t let you take pictures so God forbid the truth about their false advertising is revealed. Considering how little it costs to see the show, Inwould recommend it if you have nothing else to do but beware. You need to have low expections.
