Barcelona · SHOW
Good shows fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 15 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
See Barcelona’s Tablao Flamenco Cordobes for an intimate, no-microphone flamenco show with a drink, tapas, or a Spanish dinner.
“Extremely good value. Good food and drink. Show was amazing”
See passionate flamenco at El Duende by Tablao Cordobés in Barcelona, with a drink included and a 55-minute show near La Rambla.
“Excellent show! We went for the experience since it’s a Spanish tradition. But, we truly enjoyed the performance and didn’t realize the treat we were in for. Their talent left us in awe.”
Review of Tablao de Carmen in Barcelona, with flamenco, dinner, drinks, and Poble Espanyol entry. See the value, timing, food, and access tips.
“Fantastic location within the Spanish Village. Excellent show and service.”
See passionate flamenco dancing, live guitar, percussion, and singing in Barcelona’s intimate City Hall theater, with main-floor and VIP seating options.
“Its the best flamenco show that I've seen. The performance was outstanding. The seating was great. I would highly recommend this to anyone. If you want to see a flamenco show , this is the one to see.”
Casa Sors offers an intimate Barcelona flamenco show, live guitar, singing, dance, drinks or tapas, and a guided Spanish guitar museum visit.
“Amazing authentic show! A must see in Barcelona if you like music and dance. Thank you for the wine and emotional experience”
Review of House of Illusion in Salou, with magic, comedy, close-up acts, dinner and drinks. See what to expect and who should book.
“I came with 5 other members of my family and we had the silver package with all inclusive drinks a meal, from getting there to having the meal and leaving everything was perfect, catered for my mum who is a vegetarian. Friendly staff lovely atmosphere, I also had got engaged the night we came for the show and we had a surprise of champagne was amazing would highly recommend”
Review of Barcelona’s Flamenco Show at Palau Dalmases, with seating advice, timing, value, gallery access, and practical booking tips.
“Overall a great experience. would have been nicer if the stage was a bit higher so we could see the footwork better, seating in the middle row.”
Review of Gran Gala Flamenco in Barcelona, with venue, seating, music, value, practical tips, and who should book this 75-minute show.
“Very nice Flamenco show. Because there were empty areas, we were allowed to move so we had a great view of the stage. One thing that I would recommend is seeing the show at the Palau de Música instead of Teatre Poliorama because of the beauty to see at the Palau. Still, a fine show.”
See passionate flamenco in Barcelona’s historic Plaça Reial at Los Tarantos, with guitar, singing, and dance in an intimate 40-minute show.
“Very powerful and dramatic show. Thoroughly enjoyed it! The guitar player, singer and two dancers were all very talented.”
See an intimate 55-minute flamenco show on La Rambla with passionate dancers, live music, and a drink included with selected seats.
“If you like clogging, you’ll love this type of dance. Was disappointed when the many folks who still hadn’t showed up… or bout seating for about 20 out of 50 seats didn’t show up, we still had to sit on the side of the stage where we could only see three of the performers through a mirror that thank goodness was on the back wall.”
Barcelona evening tour with old-town walks, tapas, drinks, and flamenco in a Baroque palace, with practical tips on value and seating.
“Mirco was so inspring as we got our first taste of this beautiful city. Great choices for wine and Tapas and the Flamemco show was great. Be sure to have their house sangria at the show. Gracias Mirco for starting our visit off right.”
Review the 55-minute flamenco show at Barcelona’s Palau Dalmases, with seat choices, tapas, drinks, value, access tips, and honest drawbacks.
“We really enjoyed the dance and the music in the beautiful setting! We got the "A" seats and were 3rd row from the stage. We enjoyed a glass of cava and sangria before the show. We really would have enjoyed a digital program with information about the music and dancing and performers.”
Review Barcelona’s Gran Gala Flamenco, with fiery dancing, live music, and a choice of Palau de la Música or Teatre Poliorama.
“The show was excellent but one woman of the stuff threw us out at the end of it with an aggressive behavior. W e were surprised because the show had just finished”
Walk Barcelona’s Gothic Quarter, taste three to four tapas with a drink, then watch a 40-minute Flamenco show for $65.
“The guide Juan was fantastic. He was so knowledgeable, he spoke great English which helped. It was the right pace, good fun and excellent care. Definitely recommend the tour and request Juan as your guide”
Review of Montjuïc’s gardens, castle views, fountains, and optional flamenco show, with practical advice on walking, value, guides, and timing.
“Tour Guide Thomas was good, made it fun to include all tourists in conversations and activity. It is a walking tour of the complete Montjuic area, but not a tour of the castle. lots of steps, mostly downhill, not everyone in our small group was ready for it”
Pick a Gaudí site, a boat or a table.
