The Arenal Tablao is a fine-dining restaurant and flamenco performance venue founded in 1975 by Curro Vélez, a legendary dancer from Triana. It sits in the El Arenal neighborhood of Seville, named for its once-sandy riverbanks that have since transformed into a bustling tourist destination.
The tablao hosts double nightly flamenco shows under its Tablao El Arenal Flamenco Show banner, widely billed as some of Seville's best and most authentic flamenco performances.
110 Seats
Wheelchair Accessible
Washrooms
Bar
Restaurant
The venue is nearly 50 years old, having opened in 1975.
The venue is named after the historic area it is in, El Arenal. “Arenal” translates to sand, a name that comes from the region’s once sandy ports and riverbanks.
C. Rodo, 7, Casco Antiguo, 41001 Sevilla, Spain.
The tram and subway are great ways to reach the venue hassle-free.
Patrons of all ages are welcome.
This venue can host about 110 people at a time.
The seats closer to the front in the middle of the section offer the best views, though some seats must be tilted to face the stage better. To avoid this caveat, try a seat in the rear section.
Prices vary depending on the type of ticket. The Tablao El Arenal Flamenco Show tickets start at €42.
There are two nightly shows at this venue that run for 60 minutes each.
The venue is in an area filled with studios and galleries, making it the perfect spot for art lovers. It is also home to historic buildings and lanes, including the archway at Arco del Postigo and the Manolo Vázquez monument. There are also museums, visitor centers, viewing points, and more along the Alfonso XIII Canal.