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Award-winning 19th-century theater near Plaça Catalunya, centrally located. Perfect for first-timers seeking culture & convenience.
Award-winning 19th-century theater near Plaça Catalunya, centrally located. Perfect for first-timers seeking culture & convenience.
You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
17th-century Baroque palace in El Born, minutes from Picasso Museum. Intimate, tablao-style flamenco with fewer crowds.
17th-century Baroque palace in El Born, minutes from Picasso Museum. Intimate, tablao-style flamenco with fewer crowds.
You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
UNESCO-listed modernist concert hall near the Gothic Quarter. Combines iconic architecture with a grand flamenco showcase.
UNESCO-listed modernist concert hall near the Gothic Quarter. Combines iconic architecture with a grand flamenco showcase.
Tickets cannot be refunded, amended, or rescheduled.
Barcelona’s oldest tablao, near Las Ramblas, is just a short walk from Palau de la Música Catalana, perfect for pairing sightseeing with a flamenco experience.
Barcelona’s oldest tablao, near Las Ramblas, is just a short walk from Palau de la Música Catalana, perfect for pairing sightseeing with a flamenco experience.
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Nasrid-style tablao on Las Ramblas hosting acclaimed flamenco artists. Immersive, authentic show in a prime central spot for sightseeing.
Nasrid-style tablao on Las Ramblas hosting acclaimed flamenco artists. Immersive, authentic show in a prime central spot for sightseeing.
Tickets cannot be refunded, amended, or rescheduled.
Purpose-built, 18th-century theater in the vibrant El Born district. Intense, intimate flamenco experience focused on artistry and emotion.
Purpose-built, 18th-century theater in the vibrant El Born district. Intense, intimate flamenco experience focused on artistry and emotion.
19th-century theater on La Rambla near Boqueria hosting a large-scale, high-energy show with varied styles.
19th-century theater on La Rambla near Boqueria hosting a large-scale, high-energy show with varied styles.
Tickets cannot be refunded, amended, or rescheduled.
Nasrid-inspired, intimate tablao on La Rambla featuring acclaimed & emerging artists. Strong pick for authenticity & improv performances.
Nasrid-inspired, intimate tablao on La Rambla featuring acclaimed & emerging artists. Strong pick for authenticity & improv performances.
Restored historic bank on Via Laietana, between El Born & Gothic Quarter. Elegant space for intimate, atmospheric shows with top artists.
Restored historic bank on Via Laietana, between El Born & Gothic Quarter. Elegant space for intimate, atmospheric shows with top artists.
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Magdalena
Barcelona may not be flamenco’s birthplace, but its flamenco legacy is long and proud. In the late 19th century, cafés cantantes popped up across the city, welcoming Andalusian artists and nurturing homegrown talent like Carmen Amaya. Today’s venues build on that legacy, combining Catalan charm with authentic flamenco energy.
Tickets for flamenco shows in Barcelona can start anywhere from €25 and will vary depending on the ticket you choose. Flamenco shows with inclusions such as meals, drinks, and guided tours will cost more.
Barcelona has a plethora of venues that have authentic flamenco performances. Some of the most famous venues are Tablao Cordobes, Palau Dalmases, and Tablao Flamenco Cordobes.
Expect live guitar music, expressive dance, and heartfelt singing that reflect Andalusian roots. Each authentic flamenco show in Barcelona celebrates rhythm, emotion, and storytelling.
Not all flamenco shows include a meal. You must choose a show that clearly mentions that a meal or tapas is included.
Flamenco shows in Barcelona usually last around 1 to 1 and a half hours.
Most flamenco shows in Barcelona are open to children, but it's important to check the age restrictions and guidelines of the specific show and venue before you book your tickets.
There's no specific dress code for attending flamenco shows, however, it's best to dress in smart casuals or semi-formal clothing. Avoid overtly casual clothing like shorts and flip-flops.
Evening performances from 7 pm to 9:30 pm are ideal, as they capture the full atmosphere. Flamenco performances in Barcelona run year-round, with extra shows during the summer.
Photography and filming are usually restricted during the flamenco performance in Barcelona to maintain focus on the artists. Most venues allow photos after the performance.
Yes, most venues offer accessibility features. Always check in advance.
Arrive 20 to 30 minutes early, especially for smaller flamenco venues in Barcelona, where seating is first-come, first-served. VIP or dinner guests often get early access.
Absolutely. Many visitors pair a flamenco show in Barcelona with visits to nearby attractions like La Rambla, the Gothic Quarter, or the Picasso Museum — all within walking distance of key venues.
