Highly recommended to visit when in area of Cadiz.

You can visit inside and feel how so many people lived in such a small space. The decoration is perfect and the visit very interesting

You can see a common patio but, their house was only two tiny rooms, what do I say, how did they sleep? There was no room to stretch 10 bodies, would they do it in turns? Please, that poor family, being 10, slept in a tiny space. How hard it must have been.

Beautiful place. It runs quickly. There is no entrance fee. The route is essential

Very well maintained, with many details, they still preserve the original space of what was the neighbors' corral and their house. Small museum where they teach you their very humble origins. The staff is very friendly with directions. They open at 11:30, the schedule on maps indicates o'clock.

Mandatory visit, charming guide but little to really see.

Camarón House Museum closed on a weekday Thursday at 12:00, despite the fact that on Google and the "official" website it says it is open (see photo). Walk in vain. I call tourism and they take note of the incident. I see that there are previous similar cases, so I advise calling by phone before wasting time. They also tell me by tfo that the Camarón Interpretation Museum is closed. Tourism is here to stay, take care of it!

A star was born in this place and today donkeys take care of it. It's closed, and I don't even want a sign. On the internet it says it will open at 7pm. You are simberguensas, people like me have traveled 2000 km to see it and we stayed at the door.

Very nice, the truth is that we loved it!!

Very interesting to know the life of this great singer and where he lived his childhood. Admirable how he came from such a humble family.