Madrid Las Ventas Bullring & Museum Ticket (Plaza de Toros de Las Ventas)

Madrid Bullring, also known as Las Ventas Bullring, is undoubtedly the most important bullring in Spain and even the world. Its design, scale, and cultural significance make it a major bullfighting monument for visiting and attending bullfighting performances.

Las Ventas Bullring was declared a Historical and Artistic Heritage site in 1994 due to its historical and cultural wealth. The biggest event held at Las Ventas Bullring is undoubtedly the San Isidro Fair, one of the events that consolidates its status as the best bullring in the world. The San Isidro Fair was created by businessman Livinio Stuyck in 1947, when he launched a subscription service to watch up to 5 bullfighting events during the San Isidro festivities. It has a capacity of 23,797 people. Its arena, with a diameter of 60 metres, is also one of the largest in the world, second only to the Ronda Bullring. Las Ventas Square is the third largest square in the world, after Monumental Square in Mexico and the Bullring of Valencia (Venezuela), and is also considered by professionals, fans, and critics to be the most important square in the world.

Along the way through the museum, you will learn about it and contemplate the true wonders of bullfighting tailoring: the suits of lights belonging to Marcial Lalanda, Joselito, Belmonte, Bienvenida, and many more figures... Stories, legends, and the lesser‑known aspects of the essence of the suits of lights.

We will have the opportunity to contemplate the museum's walking capes and other treasures: capes belonging to Bombita, Luis Manzzaniti, a cape worn by Belmonte, and even the striking walking cape of Domingo Ortega, embroidered with purple flowers and gold, and adorned with the image of the Nazarene.

You can also see other curious objects, such as sword handles and sheaths, monteras, "moñas", scissors, canes, or banderillas, which are all part of bullfighting history.