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No need to head all the way to Andalusia to feel the thrill of the zapateado. In a cellar in the Barri Gòtic, on Plaça Reial or beneath the mosaics of the Palau de la Música, Barcelona has built a flamenco scene that is as lively as it is varied. From intimate tablaos to grand concerts, eight evenings deserve a place in your diary.
An intimate venue where the dancers take the audience on a journey: that's what one spectator remembered about this historic theatre at the top of Rambla de Catalunya.
Bulerías and soleás follow one another, driven by the flamenco guitar and pulsating percussion. According to audience members, a complimentary drink comes with the show.
Carmen Amaya danced as a child in the neighbouring courtyard, and this tablao set up in her honour in the Andalusian quarter of the Poble Espanyol, on Montjuïc hill.
Four dancers, two guitarists and two singers make up the company of this classic tablao. Your booking includes entry to the Poble Espanyol, to explore before the show.
Castanets and ruffled skirts aren't required to enjoy this historic tablao on Plaça Reial, where the new generation of Catalan flamenco takes the stage.
No dinner and no complicated packages, just the show, which makes it a great option after a meal in the Barri Gòtic, a stone's throw from La Rambla.
Cocktails and flamenco share this intimate venue on La Rambla, heir to the Tablao Cordobés, a house founded by a family of artists.
The line-up changes every night and blends traditional and contemporary flamenco. The Zona Frontal guarantees a front-row seat with a signature cocktail.
An old cellar in the heart of the Gothic Quarter sets the scene for this show, in an Andalusian setting where seasoned artists and emerging talents cross paths.
There's also an exhibition tracing the evolution of contemporary flamenco, so it's worth arriving a little early. An evening that appeals to newcomers and aficionados alike.
Inspiración, the house show, brings together powerful singing, dance and guitar in this theatre dedicated to flamenco in the El Born neighbourhood.
The seats close to the stage let you experience every step up close. With its narrow streets and tapas bars, the neighbourhood is perfect for a stroll before or after.
Dinner and a show in the same place, with no rushing between two addresses: this tablao on La Rambla combines both in a flamenco dinner package.
The meal celebrates Spanish cuisine before the artists take the stage. A popular choice for a birthday or a romantic evening.
A change of tone with this concert-show at the Palau de la Música Catalana, where a guitar trio is joined by a flamenco dancer.
The programme blends classical music and flamenco, from Manuel de Falla to Paco de Lucía. The Art Nouveau concert hall, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is worth the visit on its own.
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