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Flamenco and nights out in Barcelona

The city’s tablaos and what happens once the sun goes down.

Picked and checked one by one by the team that has been hosting guests here for 16 years. Booked through our partner Civitatis, at the same price as on their site.

Tablao Cordobés On La Rambla, open since 1970. The tablao with the longest history of those still running in the city. Check availability → Tablao de Carmen Inside Poble Espanyol, on Montjuïc. Named after Carmen Amaya, born down below in the Somorrostro. Check availability → Los Tarantos On Plaça Reial, with short back-to-back shows. For anyone who wants flamenco without giving up the evening. Check availability → Tablao El Paraigua In the Gothic Quarter, in the basement of a modernist bar. Small room, the performers a few metres away. Check availability → Tablao El Duende Live company: singing, guitar and dance in a small room, which is how it should be seen. Check availability → Casa Sors · Museu de la Guitarra Flamenco at the Guitar Museum, with the instrument as the lead rather than the backing. Check availability →

Bookings handled by Civitatis. The price is the same as on their site and MyRentalHost earns a commission on each booking.