Seville tablao shows (tickets) + museum
Choose a close‑up evening show first — add museum entry, guided visits, or workshops when you’d like deeper daytime context.
About flamenco in Seville
Book your show — a capacity‑limited seat just steps from cante, baile, and guitar. Add museum entry or a workshop for rhythm, roots, and stories by day.
Lineups can change; that keeps nights alive. Book early, check the day’s schedule, and arrive calmly to enjoy the first notes.
Discounts exist for students, seniors, and children. Bring valid ID.
Audio guides and guided visits are available in several languages.
Tailor your plan: show first, then museum, guided visit, or a beginner‑friendly compás workshop to hear what your hands can say. 💫
Ticket Options
Pick what fits your night (and day)
Ticket Options
Pick what fits your night (and day)
Tablao Flamenco Las Setas Seville: Flamenco Show
Experience an electrifying live flamenco performance at the iconic Las Setas tablao in Seville.
Flamenco Dance Museum: Puro Flamenco Show (Show Only)
Feel the passion of authentic flamenco at the Museo del Baile Flamenco in Seville — an intimate, award‑winning performance.
Flamenco Dance Museum: Entry Ticket + Puro Flamenco Show
Explore the museum’s exhibits, then enjoy the acclaimed Puro Flamenco show in the on‑site tablao.
Flamenco Dance Museum: Museum Entry Only
Discover the roots, costumes, and rhythms of flamenco across interactive halls and immersive exhibits.
Flamenco Museum + Seville: Boat Cruise + Drink + Appetizer
Combine the museum visit with a relaxing Guadalquivir river cruise that includes a drink and appetizer.
Why book online?
Pick the show time that fits your evening and skip box‑office queues with instant mobile tickets.
Tablaos and workshops are capacity‑controlled — booking early secures a close seat and a calm arrival.
Some options allow changes up to a deadline. Check flexibility and lineup notes so your plan stays easy.
What to expect: tablao by night (+ museum by day)
A simple plan that keeps the evening easy and the day curious:
First, the show. Arrive a touch early, breathe into your seat, and let the room find its rhythm — cante that aches, guitar that answers, dance that speaks in sentences of turns, stops, and silence. Palms, smiles, and hush carry you along.
Then, the museum. Watch archival footage, map palos and compás, clap patterns, and linger over posters and costumes. What moved you at night suddenly has names, timelines, and textures by day.
Location & Opening Hours
- Historic center (Santa Cruz & El Arenal), Seville — near the Cathedral & Alcázar
- From the Cathedral or Alcázar, stroll into Santa Cruz via Calle Mateos Gago — several tablaos and the museum sit within a few minutes.
- From Puerta de Jerez (Metro L1), head toward the historic center; signs for Santa Cruz and El Arenal lead you into intimate venues.
- Visiting timetable
- Shows sell out daily — reserve ahead, especially for weekends and festival nights.
- info@flamencoseville.com
Nearest metro: L1 Puerta de Jerez. Bikes and taxis are easy; walking keeps the mood and pace just right.
Seville Flamenco: frequently asked questions
Contact & More Information
- Historic center (Santa Cruz & El Arenal), Seville — near the Cathedral & Alcázar
- Email: info@flamencoseville.com
- Phone: see official museum and tablao websites for the latest contacts
Book your evening show online, then add museum entry or a workshop. Some tickets allow changes — check terms as you book.
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Selmo Rosato
I built this guide to keep your Seville flamenco plan simple and soulful: book a close‑up show first, then add museum context and rhythm workshops if you like. Practical tips, honest details, and warm suggestions throughout.
Cancellation Policy
Cancellation and change policies vary by venue and ticket type — review details before purchase.
Group Discounts
Groups and schools can request dedicated time slots, private visits, or blocks of show seating, subject to availability.
Important Booking Information
Lineups and show times may change — stay flexible and check the day’s schedule.
Dress respectfully and comfortably; walk cobbles, sit close. Avoid noisy accessories in intimate rooms.
Bring a charged phone for mobile tickets and directions; keep it silent during the show.
Have valid ID ready for discounted or age‑based tickets.