VALENCIA · FLAMENCO SHOWS
The art is Andalusian but the tablaos here are small, late and cheaper than Seville. These 7 are compared on the length of the set, on whether dinner or a drink is included and on how close the seats are.
You’ll watch an intimate flamenco performance at Palosanto Tablao Flamenco in Valencia’s Cabanyal neighborhood. Artistic director Verónica Pulido leads a show of forceful dance, cante jondo singing, and live guitar. Arrive early for better seating, especially if you want to see the dancers’ footwork.
“It was an amazing and authentic experience. Definitely worth booking.”
At Ca Revolta in central Valencia, you’ll watch a one-hour flamenco performance built around live guitar, singing, and dance. The small theater puts you close to the action, while the venue’s café and cultural program add interest before or after the show. English and Spanish assistance is available.
“It was a bit confusing when walking in as to where we were sitting and checking in etc, but the show itself was fantastic!”
Spend an evening at El Toro y La Luna, Valencia’s first flamenco tablao. Choose show only or add a generous Spanish dinner, then watch seven live dancers, singers, and guitarists in a small family-run venue. Expect strong emotion, audience interaction, and a show that may run longer than planned.
“Amazing experience. The show is very worth it! Dancers, singerd and the players are amazing, we loved every second of the performance !! Very recommended.”
Spend an evening at La Bulería, Valencia’s intimate tablao, with live flamenco singing, guitar, and dance. Dinner and drinks are included, with Premium and VIP Excellence menus, vegetarian and vegan options, and tables near the stage available with the VIP choice.
“Xavier is a great knowledgeable guide He is spotting animals from far away He made great pictures on my phone as well We have seen baby sloth , normal sloth Frogs , iguanas , monkeys all of them The beach at the end was a paradise Very peaceful Price is not expensive I would recommend the tour”
At La Linterna in Valencia’s Ciutat Vella, you’ll watch three or four flamenco artists perform bulerías, soleás, and alegrías with live guitar, singing, and percussion. The 50-minute Spanish-language show changes regularly. Arrive early for a better view in the small venue.
“The performers left me speechless, they were beyond incredible! Come early as the stage is small and it would be hard to view the dancers from far back. It was an amazing evening and I can highly recommend it.”
You’ll watch a one-hour flamenco performance near Plaza de la Reina, where singers, guitarists, and dancers bring Andalusian music to life in a small tablao. The venue sits behind Finnegan’s Irish pub, so allow extra time to find the entrance and consider requesting a front-row table.
“All the performers were excellent. Must watch for sure.”
At Valencia’s century-old Teatro Talia, dancers Chusa Márquez and Jesús Aguilera join singers Javier Calderón and Antonio Amador Toneti, guitarist Paco Costa, and percussionist Manuel Quintero for a one-hour flamenco tablao show every Thursday at 5:30 pm.
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