Flamenco Dance Museum

The Flamenco Dance Museum is a small but fascinating place dedicated to the art of Flamenco. Inside, you can learn about the history of the dance, the music, and some of the most famous dancers and singers. The highlight is the live show, where dancers, singers, and musicians deliver a captivating one-hour performance. Be sure to buy your tickets in advance. It’s definitely worth a visit to experience Andalusian culture and tradition.

The Flamenco Dance Museum is a must-visit for anyone interested in the rich cultural history of flamenco! It's the only flamenco museum in the world, and it offers a unique opportunity to dive deep into this amazing art form. The museum, though small, is well-organized and provides fascinating insights into the history and evolution of flamenco. The exhibits are thoughtfully curated and offer a great overview of the cultural significance of flamenco. The highlight of the visit was definitely the flamenco show. The performers were incredibly professional, delivering a excellent performance that captured the essence of flamenco. You have the option to attend the show only or combine it with a museum entry, which I highly recommend. Note that taking photos or videos is prohibited during the show. Overall, the Flamenco Dance Museum offers an enriching experience that is both educational and entertaining. A perfect stop for culture enthusiasts!

The performers were top notch. The singers and guitar player were very energetic and captivating and the dancers were terrific with beautiful costumes. There were nine acts and each one unique and fun to watch. Since there were no photos allowed during performance, I’ve included a few from the museum. Of course, the actual performers costumes were very colorful and flowing.

Amazing place to experience the true spirit of flamenco. The museum combines history, costumes, and multimedia exhibits that explain the origins and evolution of this art form. The live performance is the highlight—intense, passionate, and unforgettable. A must-visit in Seville if you want to connect with authentic Andalusian culture.

An incredibly powerful and moving performance! The dancers at the Flamenco Dance Museum brought so much passion and intensity to the stage — every step told a story. The live music and singing added even more depth, creating a truly unforgettable experience. A must-see if you're in Seville and want to feel the true spirit of flamenco.

Wow, amazing show with great Flamenco dancers, 2 amazing singers accompanied by a great guitarist. Can highly recommend this show, very professional, very authentic. There are 3 shows, we picked the one at 7pm, so we could go to diner afterwards. The show goes an hour. Unfortunately, no photos and videos were allowed, so I could post only some pictures at the end of the show.

Highly recommend. Make sure to buy show ticket as well shich is the highlight of any visit.

I came to Seville and was happy to be recommended for a flamenco performance, so I made a reservation with a VIP ticket. On the day of the performance, I was standing in line on the first floor, and other people in front of me clearly told me that the VIP customer should go to the first basement floor. At my turn, I showed my VIP ticket, but the staff didn't guide me to the basement even though she read the ticket clearly, and told me to just go to the first floor(general ticket). I was asking that the VIP should go to the basement, but suddenly she didn't answered or apologized at all and called the reservation number of my ticket to the other staff later, and only said, "Ah, I went to the basement." Other VIP customers showed the tickets they had printed out to the ticket staff but none of them called the reservation number like me. I felt this was a kind of racism, and to be honest, it was very uncomfortable and unpleasant. The carelessness of the ticket staff hurt my feelings, and I almost regretted buying a VIP ticket. There seemed to be a problem with the employee's attitude, and I don't understand why they don't have a scanning system to check the VIP ticket, or asking me to just go to the general floor only by choosing Asian people. The performance was wonderful, but it was very, very unfortunate and annoyed.