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Absolutely! While areas like Triana might be more widely known as the birthplace of flamenco, Barcelona has the second-largest population of Gitanos after Andalucia and is home to some of the most authentic flamenco and some of the grandest flamenco theaters in Spain.
The Big Square is located in the heart of the city between Ciutat Vella (home to flamenco venues like Palau Dalmases, Palau de la Música Catalan, and Tablao Cordobes Barcelona on La Ramblas) and the Eixample district (near the Sagrada Familia and home to venues like City Hall Theatre). It offers a central location from which to experience the city and reach its many flamenco venues.
Gran Gala Flamenco is the city’s most famous flamenco show. It plays at the Palau de la Música Catalan, the city’s largest live music venue.
Most flamenco shows run for about an hour. The Gran Gala Flamenco runs a bit longer at 1.5 hours, featuring a captivating display of Catalan culture and dance.
Flamenco theaters do not enforce a strict dress code. While we encourage patrons to dress comfortably, jeans, shorts, or flip-flops are typically not suitable for flamenco venues. Opt for smart casual attire instead.