Flamenco at Night in Seville: Tablaos, Peñas and Flamenco Club Nights
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In Seville, Spain, flamenco is how the night starts, not how it ends: tablao shows begin at 19:00 or 20:00, last about an hour and finish by 22:00, and prices in October 2026 ran from €29 to €45 for the show alone. After that you can stay with flamenco at a peña or move on to La Piconera, a club built around rumba and flamenco that opens at 23:30. Everything below comes from the venues' own websites and profiles, checked on 21 October 2026.
Quick answer: where and when
| Venue | Area / address | Times | From (10/2026) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tablao Los Gallos | Santa Cruz · Pl. de Santa Cruz 11 | 19:00 and 20:45 (1 h 15) | €38 |
| Museo del Baile Flamenco | Centre · C. Manuel Rojas Marcos 3 | 17:00, 19:00 and 20:45 (1 h) | €29 adults · €22 reduced |
| Tablao El Arenal | El Arenal · C. Rodo 7 | Every night (about 1 h); times not on the website | €45 show and drink, before VAT |
| Pura Esencia | Triana · C. Betis 56 | Every day at 20:00 | Not on the website |
| Peña Torres Macarena | Macarena · C. Torrijiano 29 | Doors 20:00, performances 21:30 | Tickets at the door only |
| La Piconera (club) | Centre · C. Julio César 3 | Thu and Fri from 23:30; Sun from 19:00 | Ask us on WhatsApp |
Tablaos in Santa Cruz and the centre
Tablao Los Gallos, on Plaza de Santa Cruz, has been in Seville since 1966. It runs two shows every night, from 19:00 to 20:15 and from 20:45 to 22:00, each with a full cast of dance, singing and guitar, and its FAQ gave the price as €38, with a drink included until 31 October. A few streets away, the Museo del Baile Flamenco Cristina Hoyos, on Calle Manuel Rojas Marcos, has its own stage with shows at 17:00, 19:00 and 20:45. Its one-hour 'Puro Flamenco' show cost €29 for adults, €22 reduced and €15 for children aged 6 to 12, or €33 combined with the museum.
Two more venues in the old town programme flamenco: Casa de la Memoria, a flamenco cultural centre on Calle Cuna, and La Casa del Flamenco, on Calle Ximénez de Enciso in Santa Cruz. Neither publishes times or prices on its homepage, so check their booking pages for the day you want.
Show and dinner in El Arenal
If you want dinner and flamenco in one go, Tablao El Arenal, on Calle Rodo, is the one that publishes the full menu of options. The show lasts about an hour, with dinner or tapas served in the hour before. Prices per person, before VAT: €45 for the show with a drink, €71 with a tapas menu, drink and dessert, and €86 with à la carte dinner, drink and dessert. There's a children's option at €55. The website says the show happens every night but doesn't list the times, so ask when you book.
Triana: flamenco on Calle Betis
Across the river in Triana, Pura Esencia is on Calle Betis, at number 56: its website promises a flamenco show every day at 20:00, with a flamenco-and-dinner option. Calle Betis faces the river and has bars along it, so it's an easy place to stay for a drink after the show.
A peña: flamenco the local way
Peñas are flamenco associations run by aficionados, with a stage and a bar of their own. The Peña Torres Macarena, at Calle Torrijiano 29, says it has spent fifty years devoted to flamenco. It opens at 20:00 and its performances start at 21:30; in the last week of October 2026 it had singers or dancers on the 21st, 23rd, 24th, 27th, 28th and 29th. Every Thursday from 20:00 there's also a flamenco gathering, the tertulia. There's no online sale: tickets are bought at the door from 20:00, so arrive early.
After the show: flamenco you can dance to
When the tablaos close, La Piconera takes over. This club on Calle Julio César, in the centre, sells itself as 'the most flamenco nights in Seville' and is all about rumba and flamenco. In October 2026 it opened on Thursdays and Fridays from 23:30, on Saturdays with an afternoon session from 18:00 to 23:30 and then the night, and on Sundays with 'Buena Sombra', from 19:00 to 01:00.
Flamenquito, the pop end of flamenco, also turns up in the big clubs. Pandora, on Calle Gramil and the most-followed club in Seville on Instagram, listed a 'La FlamencaTV' night on Friday 30 October 2026. And for something calmer, two places that aren't clubs programme flamenco regularly: the Pura Vida rooftop, at the Hotel Fontecruz Los Seises, started a 'Flamenco Acústico' series in September 2026, and Tequila Bar, on Cuesta del Rosario, lists 'flamenco fusión' on Fridays.


Planning the night
A good order is: the 19:00 or 20:00 show, dinner nearby, and La Piconera or a club from midnight. Tablaos have fixed sittings, so book ahead; peñas don't take bookings. If you're coming in a group and want a table somewhere after the show, tell us the night and we'll sort it.
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What time are flamenco shows in Seville?
Early evening. Los Gallos has shows at 19:00 and 20:45, the Museo del Baile Flamenco at 17:00, 19:00 and 20:45, and Pura Esencia in Triana at 20:00 every day. Most finish by 22:00 or soon after.
How much does a tablao show cost?
In October 2026, Los Gallos listed €38, the Museo del Baile Flamenco €29 for adults (€22 reduced), and Tablao El Arenal €45 for the show with a drink, before VAT, or €71 with tapas and €86 with dinner.
Is there a cheaper, more local option?
The Peña Torres Macarena, at Calle Torrijiano 29, holds performances at 21:30 several nights a week. It opens at 20:00 and only sells tickets at the door.
Where can I dance to flamenco music afterwards?
La Piconera, at Calle Julio César 3, calls itself home to the most flamenco nights in Seville, opening from 23:30 on Thursdays and Fridays. Pandora also hosts flamenquito nights, such as La FlamencaTV on 30 October 2026.
Do I need to book?
For tablaos it's sensible, since several sell online and have two sittings. At the peña you can't book: tickets are sold at the door from 20:00.
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