



by Torres Bermejas
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€56Torres Bermejas, established in 1960, is a flamenco venue designed to resemble the Bermejas towers of the Alhambra in Granada. Its interior features Arabic-style walls, tiled surfaces, and wooden ceilings. The flamenco performance includes singers, guitarists, clappers, and dancers from the Cuadro Flamenco, presenting traditional flamenco arts. This one-hour show takes place in the historic center of Madrid near Gran Vía and Callao, in the same room that used to house La Taberna Gitana, Madrid's oldest tablao dating back to 1949. The evening can include a tapas-style dinner inspired by Spanish cuisine if selected. The menu consists of Spanish omelet with caramelized onions, Galician tuna empanada, a small glass of Andalusian gazpacho, tuna salad, toasted bread with tomato and Iberian ham, Valencian paella, and homemade cheesecake with cranberry sauce. Drinks offered include beer, wine, soft drinks, or mineral water. Vegetarian and vegan tapas menu options are available. The show features live music throughout the event. The location near Gran Vía is notable for its flamenco history, having launched the careers of artists such as Camarón, who performed here for 12 years and met guitarist Paco de Lucía. Other flamenco figures like Manolo Caracol, José Mercé, The Güito, Mario Maya, and Juan Habichuela Nieto have also appeared at this tablao. The venue remains a significant site for flamenco performances in Madrid.
Torres Bermejas
The flamenco show takes place at Torres Bermejas in Madrid's historic center, near Gran Vía and Callao. The venue shares its room with La Taberna Gitana, the oldest tablao in Madrid, which opened in 1949.
60 min
Gran Via
Gran Vía is a key location in flamenco history where many famous artists gained recognition. Camarón performed here for 12 years and met guitarist Paco de Lucía. Other notable performers include Manolo Caracol, José Mercé, The Güito, Mario Maya, and Juan Habichuela Nieto.
10 min




by Torres Bermejas
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€56Torres Bermejas, established in 1960, is a flamenco venue designed to resemble the Bermejas towers of the Alhambra in Granada. Its interior features Arabic-style walls, tiled surfaces, and wooden ceilings. The flamenco performance includes singers, guitarists, clappers, and dancers from the Cuadro Flamenco, presenting traditional flamenco arts. This one-hour show takes place in the historic center of Madrid near Gran Vía and Callao, in the same room that used to house La Taberna Gitana, Madrid's oldest tablao dating back to 1949. The evening can include a tapas-style dinner inspired by Spanish cuisine if selected. The menu consists of Spanish omelet with caramelized onions, Galician tuna empanada, a small glass of Andalusian gazpacho, tuna salad, toasted bread with tomato and Iberian ham, Valencian paella, and homemade cheesecake with cranberry sauce. Drinks offered include beer, wine, soft drinks, or mineral water. Vegetarian and vegan tapas menu options are available. The show features live music throughout the event. The location near Gran Vía is notable for its flamenco history, having launched the careers of artists such as Camarón, who performed here for 12 years and met guitarist Paco de Lucía. Other flamenco figures like Manolo Caracol, José Mercé, The Güito, Mario Maya, and Juan Habichuela Nieto have also appeared at this tablao. The venue remains a significant site for flamenco performances in Madrid.
Torres Bermejas
The flamenco show takes place at Torres Bermejas in Madrid's historic center, near Gran Vía and Callao. The venue shares its room with La Taberna Gitana, the oldest tablao in Madrid, which opened in 1949.
60 min
Gran Via
Gran Vía is a key location in flamenco history where many famous artists gained recognition. Camarón performed here for 12 years and met guitarist Paco de Lucía. Other notable performers include Manolo Caracol, José Mercé, The Güito, Mario Maya, and Juan Habichuela Nieto.
10 min