Getting to flamenco venues in Madrid

• On-site: There is no dedicated on-site parking at Torres Bermejas,
• Public garages: Visitors usually use nearby public garages such as Parking Plaza del Carmen or the Callao/Gran Vía car parks, a short walk away.
• Several commercial car parks operate along the Gran Vía and around Plaza del Carmen, offering covered, paid parking for evening visits.
• Because central Madrid is often busy in the evening, using public transport is recommended to avoid parking delays.

• The main room does not have adapted access, although the venue offers a balcony or private box for two people that provides easier accessibility.
• Guests who require assistance can rely on the room managers and staff, who are always available to help.
• If you have specific accessibility needs, it is best to get in touch with the team beforehand so they can prepare the most comfortable option for you.

• Malasaña is full of indie bars and vintage stores, so it is worth wandering around before or after your show.
• Evening performances are popular, so arriving a little early makes settling in feel relaxed.
• The theatre often features rotating flamenco lineups so that you may catch exciting new talent on any given night.

• On-site: Teatro Flamenco Madrid does not have on-site parking, and street parking falls under central Madrid paid zones, which can be limited after hours.
• Parking garages: Parking Plaza de los Mostenses and Callao Smart Gran Vía are both within a short walk.
• Using the metro or bus is recommended to avoid the hassle of finding a space in the area.

• Wheelchair accessible seating is available.
• Tiered seating ensures comfortable sightlines throughout the theatre.
• Staff members are available to help guests with mobility needs.

• Malasaña is packed with character, so taking a short wander before the show lets you enjoy its creative energy.
• Seats are popular here, so giving yourself a little extra time helps you settle in comfortably.
• The artist lineup changes often, which means each visit brings its own personality and flair.

• Parking Plaza de Santa Ana sits only steps from the venue.
• Parking Sevilla gives another nearby option for drivers.
• The plaza stays lively through the evening, so parking fills quickly.

• The main entrance sits at street level, making access easier for many visitors.
• Due to the historic layout, contacting the venue in advance helps them arrange suitable seating.

• Plaza Santa Ana is ideal for a terrace drink before the show.
• The interior is beautiful, so keeping a few minutes before seating gives you time for photos.
• After the show, wander through the literary quarter for excellent tapas.

• On-site: Flamenco de Leones does not offer on-site parking, 
• Parking garages: Some visitors use the Plaza de la Independencia parking and other nearby commercial car parks, but spaces can be limited during events at nearby venues.
• Because this area is well served by public transport, taking the metro or bus is the easiest option for most guests.

• Accessible entrance: The accessible entrance is located on the side street, C. de Serrano.
• Wheelchair-accessible seating: The space includes wheelchair-accessible seating, but does not have adapted toilets.
• Elevators: The first-floor tablao is accessible via elevators.

• Pair your visit with a stroll through Retiro or down the Paseo del Prado.
• The venue has a stylish feel, so dressy casual fits in nicely.
• The lobby is beautifully lit, perfect for photos.

• Nearby options: Garaje Piamonte and Parking Chueca for short stays.
• These garages are a short walk from the venue but can fill quickly during weekend evenings.
• Public transport is recommended as the most reliable way to reach this compact neighbourhood.

• Wheelchair-accessible seating: The front-row seats are accessible.
• Accessible washrooms: The venue is completely accessible and includes adapted toilets.

• Shows here are intimate and minimal, perfect for fans of cante and guitar.
• Chueca offers excellent cafés and wine bars for after the show.
• Arriving a few minutes early keeps the quiet atmosphere intact.

• Nearby options: Publico car park on Calle del Príncipe and parking garages around Plaza de Santa Ana.
• These commercial garages operate 24 hours and are within a short walk, but narrow streets make walking the most convenient final leg of the journey.
• Using public transport is often faster and avoids the challenge of central Madrid.

The venue can accommodate wheelchair users. We recommend informing the tablao in advance so they can make any necessary arrangements to ensure a comfortable experience.

• Cardamomo shows are passionate and intense, so booking seats near the stage enhances the experience.
• The surrounding bars in Huertas are excellent for tapas before or after the show.
• Evening performances attract large crowds, so allow a little extra time.

• Nearby options: Plaza del Carmen, Callao Smart Gran Vía, and COPARK Santo Domingo are within a few minutes walk.
• These car parks offer covered, paid parking and sometimes accept online reservations, which can be helpful on busy nights.
• For convenience, consider using metro, bus or a taxi to avoid searching for a space in the central zone.

• Fully accessible theatre entrances
• Wheelchair seating available across sections
• Staff support available for mobility needs

• Arrive early to enjoy the neon lights and classic Gran Vía theatre frontage
• This is a great pick if you prefer a big stage rather than a close up tablao
• Ideal pairing with a post show walk down Madrid’s most famous avenue