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“Food was excellent! The dancers were extremely passionate and really captivated the audience! Located in a great area to bop around afterwards.”
A 55-minute flamenco show at Tablao Cordobés El Duende on La Rambla, with 1 included drink. Small, intimate, and intensely emotional.
“Very nice atmosphere, good service from the staff, and of course- proffessional and pasionatte show. Reccomend for every music and culture lover!”
Flamenco with dinner at Tablao de Carmen in Barcelona, plus free Poble Espanyol entry from 4 PM. Two nightly shows, 1 hour.
“The flamenco show was very good. The dinner with sangria was delicious and well prepared. We had great seats in the balcony. We thoroughly enjoyed the whole evening.”
Barcelona flamenco at City Hall theater: one hour of live dance, guitar and singing. Choose start times and main or VIP seats.
“Great show, sangria, and very intimate experience and there’s not a bad seat! Very cool to see the different origins of the flamenco dance shine through.”
Intimate Casa Sors flamenco in Barcelona with a guided Spanish guitar museum tour, meet the artists, and optional tapas.
“The best show I’ve ever had. I like the flamenco, songs, and visiting guitar museum. The show is very entertaining.”
Watch flamenco in Barcelona’s 17th-century Palau Dalmases. Intimate show with guitar, song, dance, plus gallery access and optional drink zones.
“That was perfect! Especially suitable for baby stroller👍”
See Barcelona’s famous Gran Gala Flamenco for about 1 hour 15 minutes in Palau de la Música Catalana or Teatre Poliorama. Great value.
“Wonderful show. Excellent ambiance and great performance. Great music and singers. Wow, what an experience.”
Los Tarantos in Barcelona’s Gothic Quarter delivers a 40-minute flamenco show with guitar, cajón, singing, and rotating dancers. Arrive early.
“Very powerful and dramatic show. Thoroughly enjoyed it! The guitar player, singer and two dancers were all very talented.”
Intimate El Duende flamenco on La Rambla with a drink option, strict quiet rules, and a 55-minute show in a close-in theater.
“My husband and I have not seen live flamenco dancers, singers or guitarists before. The three dancers were absolutely amazing ! The guitar player and singers were good but I am not a good authority on those.”
Private Barcelona tapas and wine walk through Boqueria and Born, ending with a flamenco show in a palace. 4 hours, English.
“A truly fantastic tour with an extremely knowledgeable and highly personable guide. The balance of walking and stopping for food and drinks was perfect. The food was exceptional and choice of venues amazing! The flamenco show was a sight to behold and in a beautiful old palace. We cannot fault this tour or our guide…”
Flamenco at Palau Dalmases, a XII-century palace in Barcelona. Pick seats, choose your show time, add tapas and drinks.
“Five stars. Great energy and passion. Five stars. Great energy and passion. Get there early if you want to get a good seat and to order tapas and drinks.”
Gran Gala Flamenco ticket in Barcelona. 75 minutes at Palau de la Música or Teatre Poliorama with original music, castanets, and costumes.
“A visit to Spain, is not complete without watching the Flamenco show. The steps, the movement, the rhythm and colors of the singers and dancers are something to make you catch your breath. The fact that we watched the show in the Palau de la Musica makes it even more meaningful. Recommend to do the…”
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.
“Edu did a great job of showing us the city and giving us facts about not only Barcelona but also Spain in General. The Flamenco show was Phenomenal! We would all like to attend another.”
Walk Montjuïc’s gardens, statues, and viewpoints with an English guide, then end at the Magic Fountain; add a 9pm flamenco show.
“We first started at the Castle. What they don't explain upfront is that the Fort is the Castle! So don't pay for an additional tour. Additionally, once inside, there's really nothing to see at this point. Our guide had little knowledge of the Fort or the grounds of Montjuic. She could barely answers questions from…”
Intimate flamenco in El Paraigua’s 11th-century cellar with a drink, Friday 9pm show featuring Alegrias and Tarantos.
“Very good experience. The show was perfect, the dancers were great and everyone singing and the instruments as well. The included drink we asked for a sangria and it was delicious 10/10 experience.”
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