Top Theaters in Spain

I suggest going on a Tuesday or Wednesday evening for a less crowded experience. You'll get a better view and more personal vibe during the show.

Be sure to arrive at least 30 minutes early. The best seats fill up fast, and you’ll want time to soak in the atmosphere before the show starts.

If you’re a fan of photography, take a moment to ask if it’s allowed during the performance. I nearly missed some great shots because I wasn't sure of the rules.

Don't skip the pre-show exhibits! I thought they might be boring, but the history behind Flamenco added so much to the experience and made the performance more meaningful.

I recommend booking your tickets online in advance to save some cash. There are often discounts if you book early, and you skip the line, which is a huge time saver!

My advice is to check out the seating options. The closer you sit, the more you feel the energy of the performers. I sat in the back once, and I regretted it.

Bring a light jacket or shawl! The auditorium can get a bit chilly, especially during the later shows, and you wanna be comfy while enjoying the performance

I think you should avoid the snacks and drinks there. They’re overpriced and not worth it. Instead, grab a bite to eat at a nearby tapas bar before the show.