Seville Flamenco Show in Tablao Pura Esencia

During this activity, you’ll have the chance to enjoy an authentic flamenco show in one of Seville’s most iconic neighbourhoods, Triana. For around an hour, you can sit at Tablao Pura Esencia and enjoy a drink whilst clapping along to the lively dance.

The tavern is an ideal place not only to watch flamenco shows, but also to enjoy a dinner of authentic Mediterranean and Andalusian cuisine. As well as admiring the flamenco show, you’ll have the chance to stroll through the streets of Triana, arguably Seville’s most famous neighbourhood.

Triana is known for its picturesque houses, its market and its many restaurants serving local Andalusian cuisine. This neighbourhood is also home to numerous flamenco venues, the famous Isabel II Bridge and San Jorge Castle.

Flamenco is a traditional Spanish musical genre from Andalusia, particularly from the areas of Cádiz, Jerez de la Frontera and Seville. It is a genre that incorporates influences from the many peoples who have lived in Andalusia over the centuries, such as the Arabs, the Castilians, the Sephardic Jews and the Romani people.

In 2010, UNESCO declared flamenco an Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity, recognising the cultural value of this art form.

Seville, for its part, is one of the oldest cities in Spain, dating back more than 2,000 years. The capital of Andalusia has been home to many different peoples and cultures, and this is reflected in its extensive historic centre – the largest in Spain – and in the city’s vast cultural heritage.