Concert halls Spain

This venue is located in one of Madrid's most elegant neighborhoods. Exhibitions and conferences are regularly held here, but it's the superb flamenco shows that attract everyone. In 2022, this tablao entered a new phase under the direction of Lisiane Sfair and Pedro Córdoba, who aim to offer a show of the highest quality. Here, there are no microphones, dishes or drinks... Pure acoustic sound awaits you! Don't forget to book.

Located in an alley near the Palau de la Música Catalana, an emblematic building dating from 1650 houses this social and cultural center, dedicated to contemporary performing arts, their creation, promotion and dissemination. The many visitors appreciate its garden-terrace, with its romantic atmosphere, so rare in the city. Here, in this singular theater, in addition to being there for the performances of small local and international companies, a crowd of students re-discovers the world around a few beers.

Created in 1880, this association has found refuge in an Art Deco building, the work of the architect Antonio Palacios Ramilo, which alone is worth a visit. In addition to the exhibition rooms, the cultural centre has a theatre, where new plays on contemporary subjects are performed, as well as a cinema-studio where films of different origins and genres are shown. After a nice visit, the best thing to do is to enjoy a coffee at l'Azotea while taking in the panoramic view of the whole of Madrid from the roof of the building.

One of the most important examples of Catalan Modernism and a world heritage site! The Palau, a masterpiece by architect Lluís Domènech i Montaner, was built between 1905 and 1908, commissioned by the Orféo Català, the city's symphony choir. The magnificent stained glass windows, mosaic columns and large skylight are veritable works of art, accompanying concerts of symphonic, classical, operatic and even jazz music. Not to be missed.

Every evening, the tablao Alvarez Quintero offers traditional flamenco shows. On stage, a singer, a guitarist and two dancers perform to the applause of the many tourists who have come. If it remains tourist, the show is nevertheless of quality. The artists are professionals and the setting manages to confer a certain intimacy, despite almost a hundred seats. At the end of each show, you will have the possibility to take a 20 minutes dance lesson with one of the artists.

Located inside the Teatro Alfil in the Malasaña district, welcome to the world's very first flamenco theater! Under the expert direction of two leading figures in flamenco, dancer Ursula Moreno and guitarist Antonio Andrade, the dancers, singers and guitarists put on an intimate, top-class show. Styles such as dancing in drag, flamenco couples, singing and guitar solos, not forgetting farewells to the audience and the party, are all part of an intense daily program.

Inaugurated in 2003 and located on the outskirts of the city, the beautiful auditorium of Tenerife recalls the theatre of Sydney, Australia. It was designed by the Valencian architect Santiago Calatrava, author of the sports complex of the Olympic Games in Athens in 2004. Operas are programmed there, to discover on the Web or on the spot!

Also known as the "Casino", this "circle" is located in the former convent of the Order of Saint-Jean-de-Dieu and is one of the places often referred to by Juan Valera, a writer and politician of the th century, born in Cabra in his book Pepita Jiménez, in particular a description that remains very accurate on his patio, l'old convent cloister '. Fountain, azulejos, soft light, nothing missing and makes it a delicious place to stop taking a drink. In the summer, there are many cultural activities: Flamenco and classical music concerts for example. You will find the updated programming regularly on its site.

Arguably the best flamenco show in town. Raul Ortega, the tablao's artistic director, brings intensity and soul to a show that will appeal to tourists and flamenco fans alike. You can book directly online and eat Andalusian dishes on the spot. Advance reservations are always recommended. A great way to round off your Jerez experience after a visit to the bodegas. A must-see attraction.

Newcomer on the scene flamenca of Seville, this cultural center flamenco which opened in 2012 gathers the private collection of guitars of Jose Luis Postigo, guitarist renowned. With about sixty models carried out by more the grand masters violin makers of Andalusia and having belonged to large guitarists of the style or to informed aesthetes, present themselves to us three centuries of the evolution characteristic of the instrument, of XIX^e century at our days. Each evening in two key periods, a sincere and impassioned flamenco, mixing dance, music and song with experienced artists and of very good level! Attention the places being limited, a booking is essential to witness this interior fire crackling which is flamenco, this explosion of emotions put rhythm into by palmas (blow of hands) and dry slappings of the steps on the scene.

This elegant national theatre built in the 19th century (it was inaugurated in 1856) belongs to the Ministry of Culture and devotes almost all of its repertoire to zarzuela, a genre of operetta highly prized by the people of Madrid. Since its creation, the Théâtre de la Zarzuela, like the Opéra-Comique de Paris and the Volksoper de Vienne, has been the meeting point for different generations of audiences and all lovers of Hispanic culture. You will discover all the programming on the theatre's website.

Designed by the architect José María García de Paredes, this modern auditorium was inaugurated in 1988. Since then, it has been the headquarters of the National Orchestra of Spain and mainly offers classical music concerts (of high quality). It has a room for symphonic music and a semi-circular room for chamber music (with a capacity of 2,324 and 692 spaces respectively). Complete programming on the website.

This beautiful place with its 15th century Nasrid architecture is the right setting to enjoy a flamenco show and a good meal. Representing the historical heritage of flamenco since 1970, the address seeks to preserve this art as naturally as possible. Great dancers, guitarists and singers perform here, so be sure to check the schedule if you don't want to miss them. The restaurant offers more than 44 dishes including paellas, vegetarian and vegan options, which you can accompany with a delicious sangria.

In this temple of tablaos, located in the "Poble Espanyol" (the Spanish village), you will live a completely authentic flamenco experience. Built as a tribute to the mythical Carmen Amaya, you'll enjoy traditional Spanish cuisine while watching a breathtaking flamenco dance performance by professional musicians, singers and dancers. Smart tip: before dinner, take a stroll through the Poble Espanyol, which will allow you to get to know the richness and diversity of the country's typical architecture.