Flamenco · FLAMENCO SHOWS WITH TAPAS IN MALAGA
The small rooms sell out weeks ahead and the good sittings go first. Below: the 7 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Start at 4pm with a hands-on flamenco class led by artists such as Juan or Catarina. Learn palmas, basic steps, poses, and flamenco history, then enjoy three tapas, a drink, and a one-hour show with dancers, singers, and guitarists in an intimate tablao.
“Fantastic informative workshop and the post passionate show thank you”
Meet your English or Spanish-speaking guide at Antigua Casa de Guardia for welcome wine, then visit traditional Malaga bars and restaurants for tapas, regional dishes, and local drinks. Walk past the cathedral, Larios Street, and Picasso Museum before finishing with premium flamenco admission and a drink.
“Was really a nice way to know more about Malaga traditions.”
Spend four hours in central Málaga with an English- or Spanish-speaking guide, visiting three historic taverns and wine cellars. Try seven to eight homemade tapas, three local drinks, and finish with a flamenco performance by professional dancers, singers, and musicians.
“food was good, the guide Enrique was very nice, and the flamenco show was great as well. I think probably a bit expensive, though, for what it is (the food is quite little, and the wine too, even if they are good). thanks!”
Start at Málaga’s 175-year-old Antigua Casa de Guardia, then follow your guide through three central taverns for local wine, vermouth, and generous tapas. Finish with a flamenco performance at El Gallo Ronco. Guides may include Alicia, Erika, Maria, Candy, or Antonia.
“Este tour es espectacular y por supuesto Alicia lo hizo aún mejor 10/10. Nos divertimos muchísimo y tuvimos sorpresas. Canciones en vivo, las experiencias que tuvimos y cerramos con Sello de Oro con el show de Flamenco el cual fue muy lindo Gracias Alicia”
Start at Malaga’s 1840 Antigua Casa de Guardia for sweet wine, then walk through the historic center for tapas, olive oil, local dishes, and a sardine cooking stop. Guides such as Carlos, Jose, Maria, and Paco add city stories before a flamenco performance and included drink.
“A fantastic experience, the only problem was finding the first bar, but once there it was amazing, our guide was great and told us lots about Malaga City, as this was our first visit definitely not the last we learnt a lot. The bars we were taken to were lovely and the people were so friendly, we even got the chance to cook our own sardines. The Flamenco Show was one to remember, not your typical tourist show, very intense, very Spanish and something we will remember for a long time. Can't recommend highly enough.”
Meet your English-speaking guide at 6:00 pm on Calle Marqués de Larios for about three and a half hours of tapas, local wine or beer, and flamenco. You’ll visit three contrasting bars, enjoy enough food for dinner, and finish near Malaga Cathedral or Calle Larios.
“Great way to spend an evening in Malaga. Our only reservation was the first stop on the Tapas Tour, which was authentic but very rustic - and not in keeping with the other locations visited. Guide was fun and informative and the Flamenco was good.”
Spend four hours with an English-speaking guide, beginning with Malaga wine at a tavern dating to 1840, then visiting an Ultramarinos for cured meats and drinks before a one-hour flamenco show and sit-down tapas dinner. Emilio is praised for patient, personal guiding.
“Personalized tour, Emilio was very patient and accommodating with our group, the food was amazing.”
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