Spain · FLAMENCO SHOWS IN MADRID
Every trip has one free day too few. These 15 flamenco shows in Madrid justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the enjoyable part of planning.
See Emociones at Teatro Flamenco Madrid for one hour of passionate dance, live guitar, singing, and Andalusian feeling in an intimate venue.
“Had a fantastic night out ,music,dancing was amazing”
Review of Madrid’s Torres Bermejas flamenco show, with Alhambra-inspired décor, passionate performers, food choices, drinks, and practical tips.
“Good entertainment, in and out, and fed in one hour.”
Review La Cueva de Lola in Madrid for intimate flamenco, a 17th-century cave setting, one drink, tapas, price, and booking tips.
“A great experience with top class dancing music and singing accompanied by an alcoholic drink I enjoyed the Rioja. The venue helped create a great ambiance. Well worth the visit and a good price.”
Review Corral de la Morería in Madrid, with practical advice on seats, flamenco, dinner options, value, timing, and possible drawbacks.
“Amazingly powerf…steeped in tradition and a must see. I do wish we would have ordered off the menu versus the food package but the show was fantastic. Food wasn’t that gilood.”
Review of Torres Bermejas in Madrid, with flamenco, optional tapas dinner, historic setting, seating tips, value advice, and practical details.
“The venue is in old town near Plaza Mayor. Google maps put the address somewhere else. I would definitely go again.”
Review of Essential Flamenco in Madrid, an intimate 70-minute show with passionate dancers, live music, one drink, and unassigned seating.
“Friendly neighborhood venue. More copy than the forgoing is asking too much. Be satisfied with a positive comment.”
See an intimate 55-minute flamenco show in Madrid’s Chueca, with live guitar, singing, dance, and traditional costume for $33.
“Delightful. Guitarist was phenomenal. Very small venue so even though there was no amplification, the sound of the dancing can seem loud if someone is particularly sensitive to noise.”
See passionate live flamenco at Madrid’s intimate Café Ziryab, with superb dancers, music, one drink, tapas available, and flexible booking.
“Small venue, very cosy and amazing performance by the artists. Friendly staffs of the cafe make it a very welcoming evening.”
An intimate Madrid flamenco show near the Royal Palace, with passionate dancers, live guitar, a drink, and one hour of music for $29.
“Great show, intimate setting, sangria included! Worth the walk to the outskirts!”
Review of Madrid’s intimate flamenco show in an 1850 vaulted cave, with a drink, artist talk, live music, and close-up views.
“This was an awesome experience I highly recommend! You start in a bar area w a glass of sangria or wine if you wish. And then you proceed downstairs to the show. There is 15 minute history of flemenco dancing that was great followed by the performance. This event takes place in an 1850s cave which allows the audience to feel up close the passion and energy from the dancers. Although the whole event is just a little over an hour you feel you’ve had a whole evening of dancing! Loved every minute of it and it was a great way to finish off our last evening in Madrid!”
Review of Madrid’s Tablao Las Carboneras flamenco show, with a drink, optional dinner, intimate setting, pricing, seating tips, and honest advice.
“Incredible dancing and music in an intimate club atmosphere.”
Experience passionate flamenco in Madrid at El Cortijo, a cozy local tablao with live guitar, singing, dancing, and optional dinner.
“what an amazing evening! The owner of the venue spent time with us chatting, and explaining so much of the history beyond just showing up for the show. She sat with us explained how flamenco came to be and what an interesting, interesting discussion. The food was dynamite! A must see an experience for anyone in Madrid.”
Review of Madrid’s Las Tablas flamenco show, with a drink, optional Spanish meal, intimate seating, pricing, tips, and honest advice.
“The performers were outstanding. Out of respect for the performers, the audience should keep chatter to a minimum.”
Review of Madrid’s Tablao 1911 flamenco show, with a welcome drink, historic setting, seat advice, value tips, and practical details.
“The performers were all good energy. The setting was lovely and pleasant. It was a one hour show with lots of dancing and nice live music. The Flamengo dance is very energetic. The theater has a great atmosphere and the staff were friendly. Nice Experience!”
Review of Flamenco de Leones in Madrid, with passionate dancing, Puerta de Alcalá views, drink options, tapas, dinner, and practical tips.
“We did the dinner and show experience. The tapas was delicious, the show was spectacular and the location was in the city center. I highly recommend!”
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