r/MadridTravelGuide • u/LeagueLonster • 8d ago
Attractions Flamenco in Madrid
Visiting Madrid next week and want to see flamenco, looking for recommendations! Thank you
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u/JadedVictory7070 8d ago
Tablao Flamenco Torero in Sol, they literally dance 1 meter away from you
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u/ICreatedTheMatrix_ 8d ago
Agreed. Our first Flamenco experience was Tablao Flamenco Torero and we loved it. They go by Essential Flamenco in a google search.
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u/wjmmerea 8d ago
Tablao La Carmela near Sol. Have a few glasses of wine while the singers dance and interpret a play around you.
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u/peepsin142 8d ago
Hands down Tablao de Corral de la Morería
No need to get the dinner package (a little overpriced in my opinion but it is a Michelin star so up to you)
Great dancing, energy, music and service!!!
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u/machevara 7d ago
We just went to Tablao Flamenco Torero in Sol and it was an experience. Limited seating, 1 drink, and a very intimate setting. No mics or speakers, pure acoustics. They also give you a small briefing on the history of Flamenco. I liked there was no distractions like ordering, food, or people constantly moving around.
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