Spain · FLAMENCO SHOWS IN GRANADA
The good flamenco shows in Granada fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 4 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Review of Granada’s La Alboreá flamenco show: intimate one-hour performance, reserved seats, optional wine and Iberian snacks for $21.
“We did the show with sausages and wine. We had a great seat on the balcony with a charcuterie board and wine. The show was great. I definately recommend if you are in Granada.”
Review of Cuevas Los Tarantos in Granada, a one-hour flamenco show in a Sacromonte cave with one drink included.
“The Flamenco Show at Cuevas Los Taranto was a voyage into another world. I was transported and transcended. I highly recommend a visit to the Sacromonte caves to experience the haunting music and the exquisite Flamenco— you will not see anything like this, anywhere else. Treat yourself!”
Review of Granada’s Jardines de Zoraya flamenco show, with practical tips on seating, dinner, atmosphere, value, and what to expect.
“I loved this so much. It was my first Flamenco experience. So nothing to compare it to but the bar has been set. The passion in the singing and dancing and music. I also loved the intimate setting at Zoraya’s. Their food was really good. I enjoyed the Sangria, croquettes and the fries were amazing. Thank you for a good first experience with Flamenco. Also the guy that opened and ended the show was adorable and I liked his energy.”
Experience Granada’s passionate Zambra flamenco in an intimate Sacromonte cave, with live guitar, singing, and dance for $23.
“Can be hard access WiFi inside cave to view tickets .Take photo just in case or take a few steps down from door and it should work”
Pick a door, a deck or a table.
