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Guide Location: Spain » Sevilla
Guide Type: Self-guided city tour
# of Attractions: 6
Tour Duration: 1 hour(s)
Transportation Mode: by foot
Travel Distance: 1.3 km
Guide Type: Self-guided city tour
# of Attractions: 6
Tour Duration: 1 hour(s)
Transportation Mode: by foot
Travel Distance: 1.3 km
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Author: emma
They say if it's flamenco, then it's Andalusia, and they say if it's Andalusia, it is all about Seville. Seville is considered by many to be the home of Flamenco, and it lives everywhere, in bars, tablaos, theaters or around the next corner. Flamenco sites are to be found all over this city, but some of the most important Flamenco spots are located within the Santa Cruz neighborhood. Get ready to enjoy some of the most passionate shows offered by Sevillanos on the following walking tour.
Tour Stops and Attractions
1) Tablao Los Gallos
Los Gallos is a tablao located on Santa Cruz square, in the Santa Cruz neighborhood. It preserves some of the most authentic Flamenco elements, such as traditional interiors and an inspiring atmosphere. It is the place recognized by many as one of the venues of traditional Flamenco dance and guitar shows. Being a place created exclusively for Flamenco, it serves only drinks.
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2) El Tamboril
El Tamboril is another night spot localed on Santa Cruz Square in Seville. It is a nice bar where visitors can get a drink and enjoy some spontaneous Flamenco shows that usually happen late at night and are mostly performed by locals.
3) Casa de la Memoria de Al-Andalus
Casa de la Memoria de Al-Andalus is a cultural facility established to promote and preserve authentic Andalusian traditions. It is the best place to go for an authentic Flamenco show presented by recognized artists. The shows are held in a sophisticated atmosphere.
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4) La Carbonería
La Carbonería is one of the most popular Flamenco venues of Seville. It is very well-attended by locals and tourists alike, who love it because of its natural and spontaneous atmosphere. Visitors can choose to sit in the more intimate tapas room or enjoy the back room where there is a bar and a tiny stage. Usually Flamenco dances are performed late at night and anyone is welcome to participate. It is adored for its bohemian, yet familiar, atmosphere.
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5) Museo del Baile Flamenco
Flamenco Museum in Seville is located on Calle de Manuel Rojas Marcos. The Museum is the best place to get an insight into the evolution and the spreading of Flamenco. It holds various exhibitions on Flamenco fashion, styles of dancing and photos of historic artists. It also holds seminars, classes and other cultural activities related to Flamenco.
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6) Compas Sur
Compas Sur is a Flamenco themed shop located close to the Plaza del Salvador in Seville. It is one of the most popular music stores of this city and offers a wide range of materials regarding Flamenco music, dance, history and literature. It also has material on Andalusia and Seville and other Latin music genres.
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