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A leading flamenco venue in Seville
The Palacio Andaluz is a flamenco venue in Seville steeped in history and tradition. It is located in the former Cruzcampo Pavilion from the 1992 World’s Fair, an iconic building for the city situated on Isla de la Cartuja, in a prime location within Seville.
The building boasts an extraordinary location, close to Seville’s historic center. It is situated in an area with excellent transportation links and wide avenues, offering quick and convenient access from anywhere in the city.
Its interior retains the aesthetic of Seville’s traditional singing cafés. It boasts the largest stage in Seville and one of the most iconic in Spain. It features several floors and spaces decorated in a distinctive Andalusian style. The main hall, designed in the café-theater style, is spacious and offers a direct view of the stage, allowing you to fully enjoy every detail of the shows held daily at our flamenco tablao. All of this takes place in a unique atmosphere.
Enjoy a flamenco show with the option of dinner
The Palacio Andaluz is a special place to experience the essence of flamenco at its finest. It is a unique flamenco tablao, set in a luxurious and elegant atmosphere, where you can experience this art form in its purest form, thanks to the magnificent show presented every night by renowned flamenco artists.
Daily shows at 19:00 and 21:30 , lasting an hour and a half, including a glass of cava with chocolate truffles or the option of a tapas dinner, which you can enjoy from premium seats in the auditorium. You can
also opt for the “Solo Flamenco” experience. The performance is at 21:30 p.m., without dinner or drinks, and takes place from balcony seats in the theater. A journey through the purest and most traditional flamenco, lasting 1 hour and 30 minutes.
FREE VISIT TO THE 'FLAMENCO COSTUME MUSEUM'
All reservations include a free visit to the “Museo del Traje de Flamenca,” a one-of-a-kind museum that traces the history and evolution of this iconic Andalusian regional costume—the traditional attire of the April Fair and a true icon of Andalusian culture.
Discover the history, evolution, and trends of flamenco fashion in an exhibition featuring pieces by designers and a fashion workshop, under the artistic direction of Raquel Revuelta, director of SIMOF. The tour takes place 30 minutes before the start time of your flamenco show reservation.
The Flamenco Costume Museum is a must-see for any lover of flamenco and Andalusian culture.
