| Seville Flamenco Experience |
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We offer a unique opportunity, the chance to visit the spectacular Flamenco Museum where Camilla Duchess of Cornwall recently saw flamenco! You will be met on arrival and an expert will give you an introduction to flamenco, to enable you to get the most out of the show you will see afterwards. Then after the show you will have the opportunity to meet the artists themselves and have a drink with them backstage, not an everyday event!
> MINIMUM NUMBER: 4 people > MAXIMUM GROUP SIZE: 10 people > DURATION: 2.5 hours Entrance fee to the flamenco show is included in the price. If you are less than the minimum and are happy to share the trip with like-minded people, please contact us and make a reservation without commitment. Here is some general information regarding flamenco in Seville. It is possible to divide flamenco performances here into 4 different categories, and for the first two we are able to make reservations and provide tickets and directions for you:- 1. Tablao Flamenco, impressive formal shows quite often with many dancers, normally 100% tourists (although the better ones will have Spanish tourists as well!), normally dinner with the show, relatively expensive at around €70 per person. Normally around 2 hours. Food can be good, or can be pizza and ice cream! 2. Flamenco shows, priced at around €15-20 per person, mainly tourists, performance around 1 hour. Shows usually starting around 9am. Normally drinks but no food. 3. Flamenco bars, tend to be hidden away in the back streets, free entry, public a mixture of students, tourists and locals. Beers slightly more expensive than usual, although maybe €1.50 for a glass of draught rather than €1! Performances will normally start around 11pm. 4. Peñas de flamenco, local members clubs, the real thing. Much more difficult to find, and no guarantee there will be music. Tend to be more out of town, entry anything from nothing to €6. The ones that charge tend to be slightly more formal acts, the others very spontaneous. Start times are generally later, and in some cases may not start until after midnight. Normally little English spoken. |