Flamenco · WORKSHOPS
The 15 best flamenco workshops & classes you can book tonight, with what each seat costs, how long the set runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
At I Show U Sevilla, you’ll learn flamenco arm, hand, and foot movements in a one-hour beginner class led in English or Spanish. Instructors such as Eva, Matilde, Malena, and Mila add history, humor, and a short routine. Costume pieces are included, with shoes and skirts available to rent.
“We had a lot of fun on the class and learnt a lot. Matilde was a great teacher and super funny”
Join Eva, Matilde, Luisa, Nico, or another local instructor for a one-hour introduction to flamenco in Seville. Learn hand, foot, hip, and rhythm basics, then perform a short routine. A shawl and flowers or a scarf are included, with optional costume pieces available for €5 each.
“This was such fun ! The lovely lady that took the class was so good .5 stars all the way !!!!!!!!!!!”
Learn hand movements, clapping, heel clicks, and a complete beginner choreography in a small Seville class of up to eight people. Teachers including Maria, Kati, and Constanza explain flamenco’s music and origins in English, Spanish, French, or Italian. A courtyard studio adds local character.
“Our dance teacher was friendly, explained everything clearly, very patient, very informative about flamenco, made the lesson fun and entertaining - would highly recommend. Suzanne”
Meet near Mercado de Antón Martín for a 45-minute to 1.5-hour flamenco lesson in English or Spanish. Instructors including Gema and Carla teach legwork, hip movement, and clapping. You can add a professional show and drink for an extra fee.
“We had a great time, dance teacher was amazing. Excellent experience.”
Meet at Plaza Pelícano for a one-hour flamenco class led by instructors including Luna, Elisabeth, or Lucia. You’ll learn tangos rhythm through hand claps, arm and hand movements, footwork, and a short routine. The class welcomes beginners and ends back at the studio.
“The teacher was very good at explaining the dance moves. She went at a pace that was suitable for us.”
Spend one hour learning basic flamenco steps, hand movements, clapping, rhythm, and a short routine with an instructor such as Nico, Kati, Toni, or Costanza. The small class meets in Seville’s Macarena district and can be paired with a live show.
“The lesson did not take place. We arrived at the stated time and place, which appears to be a deserted apartment. Phoning many times. only an answer with no message. To be called on mobile 10 mins after lesson started. with new directions for another location we could not understand.”
Meet Eva near Plaza San Marcos for a one-hour flamenco class made for complete beginners. You’ll learn basic steps, simple rhythms, and part of a Sevillanas choreography in English, with a maximum of 12 people and a return to the same meeting point.
“Eva is a fantastic teacher. I had the privilege of an individual lesson . In just one hour she taught me the main steps of flamenco and above all she gave me energy and passion. Highly recommendedAuto-translated”
In a one-hour Seville class, dancer Luna E. Vílchez guides you through flamenco palms, hand and arm movements, tangos footwork, a call, and a final step. The class is in English or Spanish, costs $41, and welcomes beginners, including wheelchair users.
“Luna is an amazing and supportive teacher. You can immediately feel her passion for the art of flamenco. The studio is in an artistic neighborhood with other musicians and dancers. This enhanced the overall experience, and made it more memorable and authentic.”
Spend one hour learning flamenco basics in a working Madrid studio. Your instructor guides you through rhythm, clapping, footwork, and a short routine. Giovanna and Gema have taught past sessions. Private groups of six or more can book daily, while solo visitors and smaller groups join Saturdays at 6 p.m.
“This class was a highlight of our trip! The teacher (Giovanna) was amazing — passionate, patient, and fun — making us beginners feel confident. We learned rhythm, clapping, footwork, and even a short routine, all while gaining insight into flamenco’s history and culture. A perfect mix — I’d recommend it to anyone visiting Madrid!”
Meet near Plaça de Catalunya for a private one-hour flamenco class led in Spanish or English. Professional teachers such as Andrea and Estefania guide you through arm movements, clapping, hip and leg work, footwork, rhythm, and expression. The studio address arrives by WhatsApp and may change.
“We had a very nice and fun class, would definitively recommend it with friends !”
Meet Caterina Grudtsina at 1 pm in central Málaga for a playful 45-minute flamenco class made for families. You and your children learn arm and foot movements, clapping rhythms, castanets, shawl work, and a simple Spanish dance. Comfortable clothes are all you need.
“Super nette Tanzlehrerin. Meine Tochter (5) und ich, beide Anfänger, hatten viel Spaß und haben einen kleinen einfachen Tanz einstudiert, immer gerne wieder”
Join a one-hour private flamenco class in Valencia with an English- or Spanish-speaking teacher. Learn footwork, hip and arm movements, and handclaps while exploring the art’s Arabic, Jewish, Roma, and Christian influences. The final studio address arrives by WhatsApp.
“esperienza per un addio al nubilato. ci siamo divertite tantissimo! insegnante gentile divertente e bravissima!”
Join instructor Catarina Grudtsina for a 45-minute Málaga flamenco class made for families with children from age 3. You’ll warm up together, learn easy foot and arm movements, try a rumba routine, and use a shawl, fan, hat, or cape in a small group of up to seven.
“W head a blast at this workshop. It was great chance to ask questions and try out the various steps. It was a much needed break from the typical walking and looking type of things we did while visiting Spain.”
Meet Mercedes Mestre at her intimate Flamenca y Estilo atelier in Sitges for a private one-hour Sevillanas lesson. You will learn basic body movements, coordination, and short routines, with optional flamenco dress-up and shoe rental for an added fee. No dance experience is needed.
“As a birthday surprise, I treated my friends to a flamenco lesson with Mercedes (Sevillanas in Sitges) they had a blast. Mercedes was clear in her instructions, & guided the girls step-by-step & by the end of the session the girls had learned a basic flamenco dance. Highly recommend, lots of fun & laughs!”
Meet your English or Spanish-speaking guide at Madrid’s Bear statue, then visit three bars for four wines, tapas, city tales, and a flamenco class. Fernando is one guide named in past feedback. A professional show is available for an added fee, and the tour is for adults 18 and older.
“Amazing experience !! Best way to connect with the city”
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