BARCELONA
Barcelona’s best days out.
The 15 most popular show tours 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“The dancing was amazing. I would definitely book it again if I am in Barcelona”
A 55-minute flamenco show at Tablao Cordobés El Duende on La Rambla, with 1 included drink. Small, intimate, and intensely emotional.
“Fantastic! We were very moved by the passion of the dancers”
Flamenco with dinner at Tablao de Carmen in Barcelona, plus free Poble Espanyol entry from 4 PM. Two nightly shows, 1 hour.
“We truly enjoyed the food, the show, and the wonderful hospitality of the owner and the waiter. Everyone was so nice, and the location is great for walking around prior to the dinner show.”
Barcelona flamenco at City Hall theater: one hour of live dance, guitar and singing. Choose start times and main or VIP seats.
“Amazing show! Great musicians and dancers. Small place but cozy & comfortable. Sangrias were awesome as well”
Intimate Casa Sors flamenco in Barcelona with a guided Spanish guitar museum tour, meet the artists, and optional tapas.
“Thoroughly enjoyable experience. Enjoyed every minute of the show. The performance was so entertaining. It was great meeting the performers afterwards and the guitar museum was so interesting.”
Watch flamenco in Barcelona’s 17th-century Palau Dalmases. Intimate show with guitar, song, dance, plus gallery access and optional drink zones.
“This was an incredible show, very passionate and moving show. We all loved it! The art gallery was lovely to mingle in afterwards. Will definitely go again when visiting Barcelona jn the future.”
See Barcelona’s famous Gran Gala Flamenco for about 1 hour 15 minutes in Palau de la Música Catalana or Teatre Poliorama. Great value.
“Electrifying experience. Full of passion - as we expected. Would have liked to have taken pics with the performers at the end and possibly a short English description of salient features.”
Los Tarantos in Barcelona’s Gothic Quarter delivers a 40-minute flamenco show with guitar, cajón, singing, and rotating dancers. Arrive early.
“Beautiful experience! Totally recommend it. We had a great time and the drinks were delicious. The dancers were great!!!”
Intimate El Duende flamenco on La Rambla with a drink option, strict quiet rules, and a 55-minute show in a close-in theater.
“Excellent show, a nice short activity that's neatly located on Las Ramblas. My husband and I were in Barcelona for our honeymoon and he quite enjoyed it!”
Private Barcelona tapas and wine walk through Boqueria and Born, ending with a flamenco show in a palace. 4 hours, English.
“Han, the guide, was excellent. He was knowledgeable and very friendly. The tapas food was excellent and varied. The Flemenco Show was an hour long and well worth seeing.”
Flamenco at Palau Dalmases, a XII-century palace in Barcelona. Pick seats, choose your show time, add tapas and drinks.
“Excellent dancing and stomping. Very nice area. Show is very worth seeing in this small classic theater”
Gran Gala Flamenco ticket in Barcelona. 75 minutes at Palau de la Música or Teatre Poliorama with original music, castanets, and costumes.
“We got a great time. Dancers and musicians are super professionals. We had perfects seats on the balcony at the first row, and were impressed to view such a beautiful theatre.”
A Barcelona tapas and flamenco evening tour with a Gothic Quarter walk, 3-4 tapas and a drink, plus a 40-minute Tablao flamenco show.
“The guide Juan was fantastic. He was so knowledgeable, he spoke great English which helped. It was the right pace, good fun and excellent care. Definitely recommend the tour and request Juan as your guide”
Walk Montjuïc’s gardens, statues, and viewpoints with an English guide, then end at the Magic Fountain; add a 9pm flamenco show.
“Super beautiful walking tour of ‘Montjuic Park. You see the castle (outside - although I upgraded and got the inside pass as well), gardens, the amphitheater, amazing views of the city, monuments (a la Sardana), and end at the Museu de Catalunya which was stunning. Our guide told us that it was free Saturday evenings…”
Intimate flamenco in El Paraigua’s 11th-century cellar with a drink, Friday 9pm show featuring Alegrias and Tarantos.
“Excellent performance! The artists were impecable and the show was beautifully balanced. The hosts are very welcoming and the bar well assorted. Would definitely return! Miss you already!”
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