Camilo Sesto Museum: tickets at 5 euros for World Tourism Day

The space dedicated to the Alcoy artist celebrates World Tourism Day with a special offer and consolidates its visitor numbers.

Generic image of the Camilo Sesto Museum in Alcoy, featuring elements of his artistic and personal career.
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Generic image of the Camilo Sesto Museum in Alcoy, featuring elements of his artistic and personal career.

To mark World Tourism Day, the Camilo Sesto Museum in Alcoy will sell tickets for 5 euros for the upcoming September 27th, celebrating its significant visitor numbers.

To celebrate World Tourism Day, taking place on September 27th, the Alcoy City Council has announced that tickets to visit the Camilo Sesto Museum on that morning will be priced at a single rate of 5 euros. These special tickets will go on sale in the coming days via the museum's website.
The Camilo Sesto Museum offers a journey through the singer's life and achievements, divided into a floor dedicated to his artistic career and another to his more intimate and personal side. The venue invites visitors to immerse themselves in his music and understand the legacy of a mass phenomenon.
Since its inauguration on June 11th, the museum has received a great welcome, with 929 visitors in June, 880 in July, and 958 in August. Saturdays are the busiest days, followed by Wednesdays and Sundays, primarily in the morning. Tickets sold to date, including September reservations, amount to 3,001.
The Councilor for Tourism and Cultural Heritage, Lorena Zamorano, expressed her satisfaction with these figures, highlighting that the museum is beginning to act as a tourism driver for Alcoy, benefiting the hospitality and restaurant sectors.

"We value these attendance figures that show that Camilo, our Camilo, his museum and his legacy are starting to act as a generator of tourist offerings for the city. This is already bringing benefits to Alcoy, specifically to the hospitality and restaurant sector."

Lorena Zamorano · Councilor for Tourism and Cultural Heritage

"Beyond the data, what excites us is seeing how people of all ages and from all over the world come to discover the artist, but also that more personal vision of Camilo in an environment full of his memories and experiences, which allows the visitor to connect, I believe, in a very close way, with his legacy. And for that reason, it's great that people come from outside to see the museum, but I think it's even better that the people of Alcoy go and enjoy the most international Alcoyano in our recent history."

Lorena Zamorano · Councilor for Tourism and Cultural Heritage
Based on information from the official source: Ajuntament d'Alcoi (02/09/2026)