Museo del Baile Flamenco show
The most-reviewed flamenco show in the catalogue: 1,080 reviews, 9.5 out of 10, three one-hour shows a day.
- Price
- from €29
- Duration
- 1 h
- Guest rating
- 9.5/10
- Cancellation
- Free up to 24 h before
Collection · 30 shows in 11 cities
No minimum age above six and a session that starts by 19:30.
The most-reviewed flamenco show in the catalogue: 1,080 reviews, 9.5 out of 10, three one-hour shows a day.
A 50-seat room in Triana with a drink included: 9.3 out of 10 across 1,015 reviews, from €27.
A 320-seat theatre in the centre with shows at 17:00, 19:00 and 20:45 and free cancellation up to 1 hour before.
The big production: about 500 seats, a 90-minute show at 19:00 or 21:30, with optional dinner. From €36.
The lowest price here, from €20: a 60-seat room in Santa Cruz with shows at 19:30 and 21:00.
A 50-seat tablao near Plaza Nueva with a drink on every ticket and an optional three-course dinner.
A 55-seat room in Triana, 9.4 out of 10, with a front-row premium ticket and cancellation up to 1 hour before.
From €160 with half a bottle of champagne at 21:00 or 23:00, dinner from 19:00 as an upgrade. Non-refundable.
Dinner at 19:00, the 21:00 show and a ride back to central Paris from €374, refundable up to 24 hours before.
A 50-minute fado concert in Chiado, Monday to Saturday, from €23, with 918 reviews and a 9.1 score.
One-hour show beside Gran Vía from €31, with the most reviews in Madrid (2,763, scored 8.6).
A 60-minute show in a 220-seat theatre off Gran Vía, from €32, rated 9.3 by 846 guests.
Flamenco in a brick cellar near Sol with no microphones, one drink included, from €44.
The cheapest seat in Madrid's catalogue, from €15 for a one-hour show, but only 32 reviews so far.
The most reviewed flamenco house in Barcelona (361 reviews, 8.9): a 70-minute show with drink, tapas or buffet dinner.
A 40-minute set on Plaça Reial, four times an evening from 17:30, with no minimum age and under-7s free.
A 55-minute show in a 120-seat room on La Rambla, sold in four seating zones from €25, with no dinner.
A one-hour show in El Born with the earliest start in the city (17:00), from €26.10, but only 4 reviews so far.
Dinner is part of every ticket here: a set menu and a one-hour show inside Poble Espanyol, from €88.
Central tablao by Plaza Nueva, from €17.50, with the most generous refund window here: 1 hour before the show.
Albaicín tablao in a carmen with a 120-seat hall in two rows, three shows a day starting at 18:00, from €20.
Highest score among the well-reviewed houses (9.6 from 309 reviews), with a 17:30 show and a minimum age of 6.
Strauss waltzes and polkas with a four-course dinner served at your table, in a 300-seat room in the Prater. From €250.
A one-hour fado concert with a glass of port near the cathedral, from €16.15, with 1,088 reviews and a 9.5 score.
A 50-minute fado show on the Gaia riverfront facing Porto, with a glass of port for adults, from €17.
Three courses and Mozart arias in a 1927 ballroom, 19:00 start, from €120. The ticket is non-refundable.
The lowest price and the only daytime concert: daily at 13:00 in a 100-seat Baroque hall, from €24.55.
The most-reviewed concert here: 1,102 reviews, 9.5 out of 10, a 19:00 start, 80 minutes, from €34.
The most-reviewed flamenco show in Málaga: 9.4 out of 10 from 200 reviews, one hour, from €26.
A theatre in the old town with four one-hour sessions a day from 17:00. Seats go in order of arrival. From €32.
How a show gets on this list
A show is listed when its minimum age is six or lower and at least one usual session starts at 19:30 or earlier. Houses that do not publish their start times are left out.
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