Seville: Triana Flamenco Show Tickets & River Views

Summary

Flamenco rhythms echo in Triana’s heart with riverside energy

You’ll slip into a real tablao in Triana for a live flamenco show with guitar solos, powerful dance solos by both male and female artists, and a final burst of group energy. With river views just outside and locals filling the crowd, you’ll feel swept up in Seville’s heartbeat before you even realize it.

What’s the experience like?

We ducked into Orillas de Triana just as the sun was slipping behind the rooftops — you could still catch that orange glow on the river outside. The room felt close, almost humming already, and there was this faint smell of wood polish and something sweet (maybe from someone’s perfume?). Our guide, Carmen, waved us to our seats right up front. She whispered that some of Spain’s best dancers had come through here — I didn’t really know what to expect but her excitement rubbed off on me.

The show started quietly — just a single guitar, fingers moving so fast it almost looked impossible. Then the bailaor came out. His boots hit the floor sharp and loud, like he was arguing with it. After that, the bailaora appeared — her dress catching little flecks of light every time she spun. They danced separately first; Carmen leaned over to explain how men’s and women’s styles are different in flamenco, but honestly I mostly just felt it in my chest. The singer’s voice was rough and beautiful at once — I couldn’t understand every word but it didn’t matter.

By the time they all came together for sevillanas and bulerías at the end, people were clapping along (some better than others — I definitely got lost in the rhythm). There was this moment where everyone on stage laughed together after a tricky bit — real joy, not just for show. When we stepped back out onto Calle Betis afterward, I realized my hands were still tingling a little from clapping so much. It’s funny what sticks with you.

Step-by-step itinerary

Day 1 — Attend flamenco show at Orillas de Triana

• Arrive at Orillas de Triana tablao
• Watch guitar solo performance
• See male flamenco dance solo
• See female flamenco dance solo
• Enjoy cante solo singing
• Watch sevillanas theater dance
• Join final bulerías party

Top questions

How long is the flamenco show at Orillas de Triana?

The show lasts 1 hour.

Is Orillas de Triana wheelchair accessible?

Yes, all areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible.

Are children allowed at the flamenco show?

Yes, children can attend but must be accompanied by an adult.

Where is Orillas de Triana located?

It’s in Seville’s Triana neighborhood near the river.

Is public transportation available nearby?

Yes, there are public transportation options close to the venue.

Are infants or small children welcome?

Infants and small children can attend and use a pram or stroller.

Who performs at Orillas de Triana?

Dancers and musicians from top Spanish companies perform here.

Does the ticket include food or drink?

No, only entry to the flamenco show is included.

What’s included

Your evening includes reserved entry to a one-hour traditional flamenco show at Orillas de Triana in Seville’s legendary neighborhood—performed by acclaimed artists from top Spanish companies—plus full wheelchair accessibility throughout the venue.