I spent a year studying abroad in Sevilla and saw a number of different Flamenco shows there and a few in other towns throughout Spain. For all of these I events I tried to appreciate Flamenco but was never really impressed by it. If you are in Sevilla and you want to see Flamenco go to this show. It seriously... more

A little gem in the heart of Santa Cruz. Thank goodness we searched out this location,we walked around for some time,passing familiar landmarks several times,weary we sat down for a glass of Red and tappas,in Santa Teresa,and would you believe it just around the corner our Flamenco 18th Century Palace. A superb courtyard setting,atmospheric and full of Andalusi and Sephardic... more

Flamenco is one of the things that many tourists like to see in Sevilla, and there are lots of places around town that cater to this desire, but the others seem to be mostly tourist-traps, with over-priced food and drinks and indifferent performances by performers who are clearly talented, but seem to have lost their passion for their art, due... more

We booked the show based on the reviews on Tripadvisor and we didn't regret it for a second! It really is a good as the everybody is saying - it' s intimate, authentic and filled with passion! And yes - get their early, otherwise you'll be stuck with the seats in the third row and I don't think you can... more

The performers consist of a guitar player, singer and dancer - all of which were excellent. You can find lots of free Flamenco shows in bars & restaurants around town, whch is great, but that's like comparing a lounge singer to a professional concert. Think of this as the "concert" version... it takes it to another level, and it's definitely... more

I booked the Casa de la Memoria on the reviews I read on trip advisor. There are two shows, 9.00 and 10.30 and the price was 14 euros. Very easy to find, about 2 minutes into Santa Cruz from the cathedral. Lovely setting, small courtyard, very intimate. The show was fabulous, guitar playing, singing and dancing. I would really recommend... more

Absolutely well worth a visit. The show is set in a court yard with about a 100 seats (if that). Very small and intimate and you almost feel as if you are a part of the show. We were totally enthralled by the show. The music, the dancing, just fantastic. Locals were at the show and you feel as if... more

First thing - make sure you arrive well before 8.30 if you want a good seat. If you find that all the decent seats are already taken, then position yourself at the back of the room, directly facing the front of the stage - when proceedings start, you can slip behind the seats and stand on a step - giving... more

If you're planning a trip to Sevilla and are looking to experience true flamenco, then you should definitely visit Casa de la Memoria. Although any flamenco "show" is intended for tourists, the audience at Casa de la Memoria often includes locals and Spaniards from other parts of the country, which in my opinion, speaks volumes about the caliber of the... more