Spain · FLAMENCO SHOWS IN GRANADA
The good flamenco shows in Granada fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 11 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”
Review of Granada’s cave flamenco show, with dinner options, price, music, directions, seating tips, and honest advice before booking.
“Intimate setting showing you the real talents of the locals. Recommend booking in advance. Tucked away in neighborhood.”
Review of Casa Ana’s one-hour Granada flamenco show, with passionate dance, song, guitar, intimate seating, price, tips, and booking advice.
“Talented bunch but too much stomping and sceaming- singing. Only a few dances We were fortunate to have seen a much more robust show on our river cruise so the Granada one didn’t even compare.”
See an intimate, traditional flamenco show at Casa Ana in central Granada, with skilled dancers, singing, guitar, and excellent value at $21.
“Phenomenal! Such a nice intimate private setting. Fantabulous artists. All of them. Particularly the guitarist Marcos Palometas who made me cry with his solo performance and the dancer Jose Nunez who gave me goosebumps each time he danced. The singer miguelon and female dancer saray were also outstanding. It was all of them that made the show what it was i.e extraordinary! Also the sangrias we could buy prior to the show were an amazing touch! It’s an amazing memory that I carried with me to Canada and will reminisce every time i think about Granada. Cheers!”
See a passionate one-hour flamenco show in Granada’s historic Palacio Flamenco, with close seating, top artists, and strong value at $18.
“Authentic and atmospheric.Small bar inside available for drinks before the show. The staff were very friendly. The dancers ,singer and guitarist were first rate!”
Review of Granada’s Jardines de Zoraya flamenco dinner, with practical tips on food, seating, timing, value, and what to expect.
“We liked everything, the Flamenco show, the dinner, the restaurant personnel.”
Review of Granada’s one-hour flamenco show in a cave at Templo del Flamenco, including seats, food, drinks, access, value, and booking tips.
“The show was very energetic! Five artists performed: two female dancers, one male dancer, one singer, and one guitarist. The scenery in the cave was very beautiful, and the drink was tasty. Compared to the show in Sevilla, it was a different experience—also very good, perhaps a bit less emotionally tragic and artistic, but still very pleasant, joyful, and dynamic. The dancing was different as well. The women danced with fans and shawls. The performances were shorter and changed more frequently. The guitarist was very skillful, and the man who was singing also commented in Spanish. I would describe the entire show as more local, even provincial, yet not lacking…”
Review of Granada’s Sensaciones flamenco show, with honest advice on the performance, drinks, tickets, value, access, and who will enjoy it.
“This was the most amazing show . There was so much talent and authenticity The performers were outstanding, my husband and I were mesmerised during the whole performance. The theatre is beautiful and intimate with welcoming staff . I will visit again when next in Granada. Highly recommended !!”
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