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This blog post was originally posted on May 23, 2016, and was updated on January 24, 2018.<\/i>

When you are coming to  Seville, checking out a flamenco show is a must, but which is the best flamenco show in Seville for you?<\/h3>

Every flamenco show has their own unique qualities, so sometimes it really depends on what kind of experience you are after. Do you want an intimate experience where you witness foot stamping flamenco up close and personal? Or, trade in authenticity for a show with dinner? Or maybe you simply want to go see flamenco in the most traditional way possible– stopping by a local bar<\/a>. Whatever experience you are after, we’re here to help you chose the best flamenco show in Seville to suit your needs. Check out our pics by category here!<\/p>

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Best Traditional Flamenco Show<\/h2>

We adore the traditional flamenco shows<\/a>, usually housed in small, intimate venues and performed by groups of passionate local artists. These shows provide the best flamenco show in Seville– authentic, but also great quality. The ticket price for these shows is generally 18 euros and the performances last around an hour. But, the question is, which is the best place to go?<\/p>

For us, there are two amazing places. Casa de la Memoria<\/a>, a cultural center dedicated to preserving the Andalusian arts, has a nightly show held in a small, intimate venue near Seville’s famous Las Setas monument<\/a>. Here you are up close and personal with the performers. However, to be safe, arrive up to 45 minutes early to secure the best seats!<\/p>

Then, Casa del Flamenco<\/a>, located at the back of the Santa Cruz neighborhood also has a nightly show, housed in a typical Andalusian patio with a regular rotation of performers (biographies of the performers are available on their website). The audience sits in a horseshoe shape around the stage, meaning there isn’t really a bad seat in the house. What makes this experience stand out as arguably the best flamenco show in Seville is artists perform without any microphones or amplification.<\/p>

Check out this video from our local expert, Sara, describing what to look out for when searching for an authentic flamenco show and reaffirming what makes Casa del Flamenco so special.<\/b><\/p>

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