Concert halls Madrid

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.

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.

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.

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.

A room located in the heart of Malasaña that generally fills up from 2:00 or 3:00 in the morning to turn into a club at a time when the other bars in the neighbourhood are starting to lower the curtain. In the first part of the evening, around 10pm, the BarCo welcomes rock and jazz groups, excellent flamenco shows (Sara Nieto's dance) and on Sundays, jam sessions. You can also enjoy excellent cocktails between thirty-year-olds from Malasaña. An excellent place to go with your eyes closed.

Located in the former coal bunkers of the La Carmela tavern and occupying the site of the former La Victoria convent (demolished in 1836), this is a legendary Madrid tablao. A mystical venue steeped in history, it offers top-quality shows by first-rate flamenco artists under the direction of maestro Juan Andrés Maya and Raquel Martos. And, to top it all off, the food is very well prepared. A reference address.

In general, a show of five dancers, accompanied by two guitarists and two singers. The tablao "cabaret" was inaugurated in 1956 and the greatest artists performed on this mythical stage. Considered as "the cathedral of flamenco art" in Spain, many personalities came to see the show, among them: Che, Marlon Brando, Gary Cooper, Ernest Hemingway, Pablo Picasso and maybe you... And you should not miss the house's speciality: a delicious Andalusian gazpacho.

Hellotickets is a central point where you can book tickets for all kinds of events (shows, guided tours, concerts, excursions, sports events...) by phone or online. It can be very useful during your trip. You can consult offers, descriptions, prices and conditions online, depending on the city you're visiting. If you prefer to shop directly, you'll also find details of all city outlets on the website.

Located on the famous Plaza de Cubos, this cinema hall offers a wide range of Spanish, American, English and French films.

The programming, by the retrospective of directors of all origins, for low prices, allows to deepen its knowledge of the cinema in a wonderful way.

This beautiful theatre, located in the heart of Madrid, is unfortunately closed until further notice.

More accessible than other jazz clubs in the city, La Fídula has been working for 30 years and still attracts so many people. For example jazz, bossa, poetry readings, theatre plays, concerts of all kinds occur every day of the week. With two passages per night, not to bother! The drinks are overtaxed for shows, but nothing excessive. Located in a lively area, La Fídula is a good option to start the evening.

Since the documentary of the Spanish filmmaker Fernando Trueba on Cuban music with the same name as the bar, Calle 54 attracts artists, actors and musicians to listen to jazz, wander through Nova and Latin music. The greatest names of Cuban music, like Bebo Valdés, stopped at Calle 54, which also serves as a restaurant.

Respect, intimacy and complicity are the precepts of this tablao, which welcomes you with a short flamenco demonstration on a stage on the first floor. You are then invited to enjoy a drink at the bar while listening to a fascinating conversation on the history of flamenco. Afterwards, you'll take the stairs to a vaulted cellar and an unadorned setting for an intimate show. There are no microphones or loudspeakers here, just the clear sound of instruments and voices to help you feel that deep feeling called " duende ".

Under the fountain of Plaza Colón is the excellentFernán Gómez center with its four cultural spaces (Guirau hall, Jardiel Poncela hall, exhibition hall, multipurpose hall). In addition to the numerous exhibitions (ask around), there are also zarzuela shows, contemporary theater, concerts and conferences. The prices are very reasonable considering the quality of the shows offered by this cultural center.

It is the only theater that is located in the same place as a corral de comedias (an ancestor of the theater where spectators sat in balconies arranged around a central stage). Since 1565, artists have been performing in this place in the capital. The present hall was built in 1745. Many great writers, such as Lorca (whose statue is at the entrance of the theater), have presented their plays in this theater. Today, many Spanish plays and foreign classics are performed here.

The Honky Tonk is a mythical venue of the Madrid Movida, which is still very popular and where people listen to rock, blues and country music. The programming is varied, always of high quality, and the open scenes always full of surprises (successful). Even if it is a little far from the centre, the Honky Tonk is the promise of a good evening with friends in a legendary basement or leaning against one of the two bars for a homemade cocktail. Complete programming on the room's website or social networks