Flamenco in Traditional Tablao

Name: Flamenco in Traditional Tablao
Brand: My Top Tour
Price: 17.99 EUR
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.78 (18 reviews)

Enjoy a typical flamenco show at a tablao at the foot of the Alhambra

DURATION

1h 30min

LANGUAGES

All languages

ACCESSIBILITY

Accessible for wheelchairs or persons with reduced mobility

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Enjoy a flamenco show at a traditional tablao located in the heart of the historic city of Granada. Every day, a singer, a guitarist, a male dancer, and a female dancer from their cast of artists (from renowned families of Sacromonte) with extensive flamenco backgrounds perform popular dances and songs for an hour, showcasing a journey through various flamenco styles. A unique show that you can only enjoy in Granada.

La Alboreá is a flamenco tablao located in the heart of Granada's historic center, at Plaza Nueva, at the foot of La Alhambra. A perfectly equipped venue, with excellent acoustics and a perfect view to catch every detail of the performance.

Enjoy a unique flamenco show in the world
Learn about the tradition of tablao dancing in Granada
A unique way to enjoy this art

❓ FAQs

Does it include a drink or dinner?

Yes, admission includes one complimentary drink.
How early should I arrive?

Arrive 15 to 20 minutes early to validate your ticket and get seated.
How do I get to Granada city centre and where can I park?
Getting there
- From the airport (GRX): airport shuttle bus to the city centre (about 40–50 minutes), or taxi/rideshare (around 25–35 minutes).
- From the train station: 20–25 minutes on foot to the centre, or 10–15 minutes by city bus or taxi.
- From the intercity bus station: city bus to the centre (15–25 minutes) or taxi (10–15 minutes).
Parking options
- On-street (blue zone): paid, time-limited spaces near the centre. Check signs for hours and limits.
- Public car parks (recommended): secure, 24/7 facilities close to the old town such as San Agustín (Cathedral area), Puerta Real / Neptuno (good for shopping district), Triunfo (north edge of centre), or Palacio de Congresos / Paseo del Violón (easy access and a pleasant walk riverside).
Tips: the historic centre has pedestrian streets and restricted access; avoid driving into the Albaicín. Use a car park and continue on foot or by bus. If your hotel is in the old town, ask them about permitted access and loading areas.

Flamenco show of approximately 1.5 hours
Beverage
Dinner (optional)

Anything not specified in the «what includes» section.

It is essential to bring a valid passport or ID.
Children must be included in the reservation.

Free cancellation up to 48 hours in advance.

Enjoy a unique flamenco show in the world
Learn about the tradition of tablao dancing in Granada
A unique way to enjoy this art

❓ FAQs

Does it include a drink or dinner?

Yes, admission includes one complimentary drink.
How early should I arrive?

Arrive 15 to 20 minutes early to validate your ticket and get seated.
How do I get to Granada city centre and where can I park?
Getting there
- From the airport (GRX): airport shuttle bus to the city centre (about 40–50 minutes), or taxi/rideshare (around 25–35 minutes).
- From the train station: 20–25 minutes on foot to the centre, or 10–15 minutes by city bus or taxi.
- From the intercity bus station: city bus to the centre (15–25 minutes) or taxi (10–15 minutes).
Parking options
- On-street (blue zone): paid, time-limited spaces near the centre. Check signs for hours and limits.
- Public car parks (recommended): secure, 24/7 facilities close to the old town such as San Agustín (Cathedral area), Puerta Real / Neptuno (good for shopping district), Triunfo (north edge of centre), or Palacio de Congresos / Paseo del Violón (easy access and a pleasant walk riverside).
Tips: the historic centre has pedestrian streets and restricted access; avoid driving into the Albaicín. Use a car park and continue on foot or by bus. If your hotel is in the old town, ask them about permitted access and loading areas.