Flamenco Shows in Seville
Flamenco Shows in Seville
Los Gallos is one of Seville’s oldest tablaos and perhaps one of the best settings.
Tablao El Arenal takes its name from the neighborhood between the Cathedral and the river.
El Palacio Andaluz is one of the most spacious venues to see a flamenco show in Seville.
What is now El Patio Sevillano began in 1952 when the owners founded "Cortijo el Guajiro".
The Museo del Baile Flamenco is an impressive venue for some of Seville’s best flamenco.
The Museo´s VIP show, Flamenco Íntimo, takes place under an historic vaulted arch.
La Casa del Flamenco hosts flamenco shows in the courtyard of a 15th century former palace.
Casa de la Memoria is a Flamenco Cultural Center situated in the city of Seville.
La Casa de la Guitarra is a flamenco cultural center located in Seville's Santa Cruz district.
Tablao Alvarez Quintero offers an intimate flamenco show in a 18th century building.
El Callejón del Embrujo is located close to the cathedral in Seville's Barrio Santa Cruz.
Tablao Flamenco La Cantaora features live flamenco shows that recover the roots of flamenco.
Flamenco Andalusí is an exclusive and intimate tablao in the historic center of Seville.
Orillas de Triana is located in the neighborhood of Triana along the Guadalquivir River.
Teatro Flamenco Triana is a venue in Seville dedicated to flamenco song, dance and guitar.
Baraka Sala Flamenca is located in the heart of the Triana district, the cradle of flamenco.
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Seville
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Seville is the capital of Andalucia region and its most popular destination. The grand Cathedral, Alcazar Palace and surrounding Santa Cruz quarter offer one of the most charming backdrops in all of southern Spain. While Seville is famous for its history, at the same time the old city center is bustling with modern life: filled with shops, tapas bars and restaurants, the city offers plenty of options for locals and visitors. Seville is also known for its historic role in flamenco: numerous singers, musicians and dancers developed their talents in the city. As well, some of the most important flamenco festivals and events - for example the Bienal Flamenco - take place in Seville.