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🕰️ Arrive early
Get there early to explore the venue and enjoy hassle-free entry.
🚇 Getting there
The metro and city buses are the easiest way to reach. Stops are usually within a short walk
👗 What to wear
Smart-casual and sturdy footwear; most venues sit in historic areas with cobbled paths.
📍The neighborhoods
Lively districts like El Born, Gothic Quarter, and Eixample, close to tapas bars and art shops
Your route to City Hall Theatre
City Hall Theatre pulses with energy in the heart of Barcelona, offering seamless access and a lively neighborhood that sets the perfect tone for an unforgettable flamenco night.
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- Address: Rambla de Catalunya, 2, Eixample, 08007 Barcelona, Spain
- Bus: The nearest stop is Plaza Catalunya (Rambla Catalunya), which services lines 24, N6, N7, N8, N12, N13, N15, N20, and N28, and stops in front of the venue. Other nearby stops include Plaza Catalunya (Rda. Universitat), Plaza Catalunya (Pg. de Gràcia), and Plaza Catalunya (FNAC). Routes 55, D50, H16, N9, and N11 all stop in this area.
- Subway and train: The nearest station is Plaça de Catalunya. Train lines R1, R3, R4, R7, S1, and S2 and subway lines L1, L3, L6, and L7 pass through this station.
- Walking: 5-min stroll from Plaça de Catalunya.
Getting to Palau Dalmases
Nestled in the charming El Born district, Palau Dalmases blends historic elegance with easy access, perfect for an enchanting flamenco evening. The area is pedestrian-friendly with cafes and plazas that enhance the pre-show experience.
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- Address: C/ de Montcada, 20, Ciutat Vella, 08003 Barcelona, Spain
- Bus: The nearest stop is Princesa - Montcada, which serves line 120. Lines 47, A2, H14, V13, V15, V17, and V19 also stop within walking distance of the venue.
- Metro: The nearest station is Jaume I, which serves line L4.
- Walking: 10-minute walk through El Born; streets are picturesque and well-lit.
Your visit to Palau de la Música Catalana
Nestled in the heart of Barcelona's historic El Born district, Palau de la Música Catalana is surrounded by a vibrant cultural tapestry. Just a short stroll from the Gothic Quarter, the streets are filled with medieval architecture, boutique shops, cafes, and art galleries. Museums like Museu Picasso and Museu de la Xocolata offer a deeper dive into the city’s artistic heritage, creating a rich cultural experience before your flamenco night.
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- Address: C/ Palau de la Música, 4-6, Ciutat Vella, 08003 Barcelona, Spain
- Bus: The nearest stop is Via Laietana / Comtal, which serves lines 45, V15, and V17. A little further is Plaça Urquinaona at which lines 39, 42, 55, and H1 stop. Hop On Hop Off Barcelona tours also stop near this venue, with the nearest stop being at Catedral - Gòtic. The Barcelona bus network is completely wheelchair-accessible.
- Metro: The nearest station is Urquinaona, which serves the Red Line L1 and Yellow Line L4. The Plaça de Catalunya is a bit further but is the accessible option.
- Walking: Enjoy a short, scenic walk from Urquinaona metro station.
Steps from Plaça Reial: Getting to Los Tarantos
Located in the heart of Barcelona's Gothic Quarter, Los Tarantos exudes vibrant energy with a rich cultural vibe and bustling streets. Visitors can enjoy the animated plaza and surrounding alleyways, which create a lively and immersive pre-show experience that sets the mood for the evening.
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- Address: Pl. Reial, 17, Ciutat Vella, 08002 Barcelona, Spain
- Metro: You can take the Metro L3 line to Liceu or Drassanes stations
- Bus: Alternatively, you can use buses 14, 59, or 91, or night buses N9, N12, or N15.
Right on La Rambla: Reaching Tablao Cordobes
Tablao Cordobes sits on the iconic La Rambla, providing a historic and lively setting for flamenco performances. Its central location allows visitors to soak in Barcelona’s vibrant street life before the show.
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Insider tips
- Address: La Rambla, 35, Ciutat Vella, 08002 Barcelona, Spain
- Metro: Liceu (L3) station is just a 2-minute walk from the venue, making metro travel convenient and direct.
- Bus: Lines 14, 59, 91, N9, N12, N15 all stop within a short 3-minute walk from the venue.
- Walking: From Plaça de Catalunya, enjoy a 10-minute walk down La Rambla with clear signage guiding you to the tablao.
Plan your route to Teatro Flamenco Barcelona
Teatro Flamenco Barcelona, located in the heart of Sant Antoni, offers an intimate setting for authentic flamenco performances. Its lively streets, nearby markets, and local cafés make arriving and exploring before the show a memorable and immersive experience.
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- Address: Carrer dels Abaixadors, 10, Ciutat Vella, 08003 Barcelona, Spain
- Metro: Sant Antoni (L2) is a 4-minute walk from the theater.
- Bus: Lines 20 and 121 stop nearby, with a 3-minute walk to the venue.
- Walking: From Poble Sec (L3), enjoy a 10-minute scenic stroll through the neighborhood.
Heading to Poliorama Theater
Poliorama Theater is a historic performance venue on La Rambla, offering modern amenities and vibrant shows. Its central location allows visitors to explore Barcelona’s iconic streets, shops, and cultural hotspots before the flamenco performance, making the experience lively and memorable.
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Insider tips
- Address: Rambla dels Estudis, 115, Ciutat Vella, 08002 Barcelona, Spain
- Bus: Multiple stops line the La Rambla street. The nearest stop is La Rambla - Pl Catalunya which services lines 59, N9, and V13. Line 120 also goes by the venue with stops on C. dels Àngels, the nearest being Pl dels Àngels. Barcelona's bus network is wheelchair-accessible.
- Subway and train: The nearest station is Plaça de Catalunya, which serves train lines R1, R3, R4, R7, S1, and S2 and subway lines L1, L3, L6, and L7.
Reaching El Duende by Tablao Cordobes
Tucked along Barcelona’s famous La Rambla, El Duende offers a cozy, front-row experience of flamenco in its purest form. The space is intimate, and you’re never more than a few steps from the stage. Its moody lighting and rustic décor give you that authentic tablao feel. It’s run by the same family behind the legendary Tablao Cordobes, so expect exceptional artists, real emotion, and a setting that feels personal and warm.
Getting there
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- Address: La Rambla 33, 08002 Barcelona, Spain
- Bus: The nearest stop is La Rambla – Plaça del Teatre, served by lines V13, 59, and N9. Other lines like 91, N12, and N15 also stop within a short walk.
- Metro: The nearest station is Liceu, which serves Line L3 (Green).
- Walking: Around 2–3 minutes from Liceu station; La Rambla is lively, pedestrian-friendly, and well-lit at night.
Make your way to Laietana Theatre
Set along the elegant Via Laietana, this theatre sits between the Gothic Quarter and El Born — two of Barcelona’s most atmospheric neighborhoods. The area buzzes with cafés, wine bars, and boutique stores, making it a lovely spot to explore before or after the show. Inside, the venue blends modern comfort with old-world charm, offering a relaxed yet classy setting for a night of flamenco.
Getting there
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Insider tips
- Address: Via Laietana 64, 08003 Barcelona, Spain
- Bus: Nearest stop Plaça Urquinaona — lines 19, H16, N4, N12, N15.
- Metro: Nearest station Urquinaona (lines L1 & L4)
- Walking: Situated in the Ciutat Vella district, stroll through the vibrant streets of El Born or the Gothic Quarter to reach the venue in 5-10 minutes, depending on your start point.
Frequently asked questions about getting to flamenco shows in Barcelona
How can I reach flamenco venues by metro?
Most flamenco venues in central Barcelona are located within a 2–5 minute walk from the nearest metro station.
Are buses available near the venues?
Yes, all venues are serviced by multiple city bus lines that stop just a short walk away.
Is parking available at the venues?
Some venues have limited on-site or nearby paid parking, but using public transport is generally the most convenient option.
How early should I arrive?
It’s recommended to arrive 15–30 minutes before the performance to find your seat and enjoy the atmosphere.
Can I visit more than one venue in a single evening?
It’s usually better to dedicate one evening to one venue due to timing and distance between locations.