Seville is where flamenco lives, and the evening after the Alcázar is the natural place to see it. The choice is really between three kinds of room: a small hall where the music is the whole point, a museum with a show, and a tablao where you eat and drink while you watch.
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The three options, compared
Casa de la Memoria
Museo del Baile Flamenco
Tablao El Arenal
Price
from €24.00
from €29.00
from €49.00
Rating
★ 4.7 (1,100)
★ 4.8 (884)
★ 4.7 (1,506)
Length
1 hour
1 hour
1 hour 15 minutes
Cancellation
free cancellation
free cancellation
free cancellation
The room
A small patio hall, no food, no bar
A museum of flamenco with its own stage
A tablao, with a drink and optional dinner or tapas
Best for
Purists and anyone who wants to hear every footfall
Seeing the art explained as well as performed
An evening out, dinner included if you want it
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How to choose in one line
You want the music, nothing else:Casa de la Memoria. Small room, early start, the cheapest of the three.
You want to understand what you are watching: the Museo del Baile Flamenco, where the show sits inside a museum of the dance.
You want dinner and a night out:Tablao El Arenal, with a drink included and food as an option.
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Flamenco Show at Casa de la Memoria Admission Ticket
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Practical notes
Book ahead in spring and autumn. The small rooms are genuinely small, and they fill.
Shows are short by design, about an hour. That is the format, not a shortcut.
Photography: expect it to be restricted during the performance; follow the room's rules.
After the Alcázar: the palace clears at 19:45 in summer, which leaves time for dinner before an evening show. See opening hours.
Free cancellation on all three at the time of writing, which makes them safe to book early.
Flamenco and the Alcázar
They are two halves of the same city. The palace was built by craftsmen of al-Andalus for a Christian king; flamenco grew out of the same mix of peoples in the same valley, centuries later. If the Mudéjar decoration made sense to you, the evening will too.
Frequently asked questions
How much is a flamenco show in Seville?
From €24.00 for the small halls, more for a tablao with a drink or dinner.
How long does a show last?
About an hour; the tablao with dinner runs longer.
Do I need to book in advance?
Yes in high season. The best rooms are small.
Which is the most authentic?
The small halls, Casa de la Memoria and the Museo del Baile Flamenco, are the usual answer, because nothing competes with the music there.
Is flamenco suitable for children?
The shows are short and visual, so older children usually do well. Late start times are the real obstacle.
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