Spain · FLAMENCO SHOWS IN SEVILLE
This is the shortlist you would send a friend: 12 flamenco shows in Seville worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
See a passionate one-hour flamenco show in Seville with live guitar, singing, footwork, and expressive dance for about $27.
“fantastic experience and worth the money. I know there is free artists you can view across the city but nothing beats seeing flamenco in a theatre. The atmosphere, the vibe was fab.”
Casa de la Memoria in Seville delivers an intimate flamenco show with powerful dancing, live music, and a historic setting for $28.
“So so fun! Would highly recommend for anyone coming to Seville. We liked that it was a more intimate show! The entire process to check in, pick up tickets, and get seated was very organized and professional.”
See passionate flamenco in Seville’s intimate Museo del Baile Flamenco, with powerful dancing, live music, and an optional museum visit.
“Very talented dancers, moving performance, really research the craft - would do it again or recommend to friends”
See a passionate one-hour flamenco performance in Seville’s Triana at an intimate theater supporting flamenco artists and education.
“Really nice , the performance was magical. The vibes superb”
See an intimate Seville flamenco show at Las Setas with live guitar, singing, dancing, a sherry cocktail, and optional tapas.
“The show was extraordinary above all my expectations this is the best Flamenco I have seen in years well organized great service the taps were extremely good and the drinks were delicious the facilities were fabulous sound acústica the singers Dancers were amazing there should be more the 5 stars Thank you we loved it”
Review of Seville’s intimate Triana flamenco show, with passionate performers, river views, practical tips, and honest value advice.
“An intimate flamenco experience in an excellent riverside setting”
Taste Seville’s tapas, sip vermouth and wine, and watch flamenco in a historic venue on this intimate evening tour for up to 12 people.
“Awesome experience with our guide Mario! We started with delicious red vermouth and tapas at an old school bodega where Mario discussed the history of tapas and flamenco. We then caught a wonderful flamenco performance and finished with a delicious meal of local and regional dishes at a lovely restaurant near Plaza de Santa Cruz, which included Spanish wines and a glass of sherry with dessert. Our guide Mario was absolutely fantastic and made a great experience even better. Our extended family of eight (ranging in age from 10 to 75) all had an incredible time!”
See Seville’s Tablao El Arenal for 75 minutes of intense flamenco, with your choice of a drink, tapas, or three-course dinner.
“Great atmosphere at the venue and we received a warm welcome on arrival. The food was tasty and filling. The show itself was amazing and worth a visit.”
See passionate flamenco singing, guitar, and dance in Seville’s intimate Casa de la Guitarra, with a guitar collection visit included.
“Really good show, the performances had soo much passion. I would highly recommend.”
See passionate flamenco at Seville’s El Palacio Andaluz, with optional drinks, tapas, dinner, museum access, and a late bus ride.
“There were many shows, we had the food package and it was plenty, a 5 course meal, with wine included. Our seats were great and were reserved in advanced.”
Learn flamenco in Seville with a friendly instructor, basic costume, props, and a beginner choreography in a one-hour studio class.
“Super enjoyed our dance class with Magdalena! She was so kind and nice and we enjoyed the choreography. We watched a flamenco show later that day and we were really able to appreciate it more having experienced a class. Must try while in Sevilla!”
See traditional flamenco in Seville’s Casa de la Memoria, a small historic venue with live guitar, singing, and fierce dancing.
“What a wonderful, intense experience! The dancers were very talented with such serious facial expressions. The singing that accompanied them seemed to harkin back to the Muslim period of Sevilla. All in all, a singular experience.”
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