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The 15 most popular flamenco shows in Barcelona. The ones worth your time, what each is actually like, and what they cost.
An intimate, no-microphone flamenco show on Barcelona’s La Rambla at Tablao Flamenco Cordobes, with optional tapas or a 40+ dish dinner.
Most Popular“Amazing dancing & singing! All magnificently improvised!”
Intimate flamenco at Tablao Flamenco Cordobes on La Rambla, with optional dinner or tapas and unlimited drinks packages.
“The show is excellent. I have been twice in the last 10 hrs and enjoyed both times. The food is sub-par. Many dishes seemed like they were under cooked and frankly were not very good. I think they have an option to skip the food. I would eat elsewhere if its an option”
A 55-minute flamenco show at Tablao Cordobés El Duende on La Rambla, with 1 included drink. Small, intimate, and intensely emotional.
“it was an amazing experience the dancers were brilliant and danced with so much passion the musicians were brilliant a proper night of authentic culture we loved it”
Flamenco with dinner at Tablao de Carmen in Barcelona, plus free Poble Espanyol entry from 4 PM. Two nightly shows, 1 hour.
“No guide for this tour hower the show and food were wonderful and the only bad thing is the security who refused to help us and were so rude since they rejected our request to borrow umbrella to use it temporarily during the heavy weather to reach to the place of the show”
Barcelona Gothic Quarter flamenco with skip-the-line tickets plus a tapas dinner and sangria jugs for about 2 hours for $55.
“I loved the tour! We got to see the Flamenco dancers who were incredibly talented while also trying some extremely good Tapas! Dave was an amazing guide through our Tapas experience.”
A traditional Barcelona flamenco night at Tablao Flamenco Cordobés on La Rambla, with an intimate no-mic show and optional buffet dinner.
“We had an amazing time. The dancers were mesmerizing and the guitarist was an unexpected surprise. I didn’t understand a word they sang, but the emotions they poured out in their performance…it was both beautiful and haunting and translated perfectly. Thank you for the experience. Highly recommend.”
Barcelona flamenco at City Hall theater: one hour of live dance, guitar and singing. Choose start times and main or VIP seats.
“The show is good. At the time of leaving the show, they give you a fridge magent if you show the proof of providing a review. It caused a long line because people at the exit are stopping to give reviews. I asked the show guy to make way, and he said go right ahead…”
Intimate Casa Sors flamenco in Barcelona with a guided Spanish guitar museum tour, meet the artists, and optional tapas.
“This experience was amazing! The venue was very intimate and the performers were enchanting. I didn't eat, so cannot comment on the food, but I would have been too distracted by the performance to eat anyway.”
Flamenco Night at Tablao de Carmen in Barcelona’s Poble Espanyol. Pick dinner or VIP for a close-up flamenco show.
“The flamenco dancers are authentic as well as the accompanying singers and guitarists, food and wine was excellent and the service was great.”
Watch flamenco in Barcelona’s 17th-century Palau Dalmases. Intimate show with guitar, song, dance, plus gallery access and optional drink zones.
“Spectacular performance, nice venue. We had middle row seats and had a great view of the dancers.”
See Barcelona’s famous Gran Gala Flamenco for about 1 hour 15 minutes in Palau de la Música Catalana or Teatre Poliorama. Great value.
“Thoroughly enjoyed the show and wow, what a venue. Just terrific. While they said no filming, counted at least 20 iPhones videoing the show.”
Los Tarantos in Barcelona’s Gothic Quarter delivers a 40-minute flamenco show with guitar, cajón, singing, and rotating dancers. Arrive early.
“I thought it lacked the professional appearance I was seeking. The dancers were a bit on the heavy side, they were able to perform the dance well but my expectations were high due to what I had seen on the internet before coming to Barcelona. I thought there would be more than one guitar player.”
Intimate El Duende flamenco on La Rambla with a drink option, strict quiet rules, and a 55-minute show in a close-in theater.
“Beautiful show, very enjoyable! We sat in the front row, which was great! I would recommend to anyone.”
Private Barcelona tapas and wine walk through Boqueria and Born, ending with a flamenco show in a palace. 4 hours, English.
“Overall, getting both a tapa tour and a flamenco show for the price seemed a decent value. But I am having a hard time not comparing it to a similar Pintxo tour we did in San Sebastian, which was a markedly better experience. While I really personally liked our guide, Zhong Yi, and thought she…”
Flamenco at Palau Dalmases, a XII-century palace in Barcelona. Pick seats, choose your show time, add tapas and drinks.
“A good choice if you want to get a taste of Flamenco! Would recommend if you have little time in the city !”
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