Tablao de Carmen
Tablao de Carmen opened in 1988 to pay tribute to the great flamenco dancer Carmen Amaya, one of the most important figures in the history of flamenco. With her dance, passion, charm and art, flamenco was raised to the top. She was inspired by Charles Chaplin, Marlon Brando, Orson Welles, Fred Astaire and Greta Garbo.
This tablao is located in the Poble Espanyol of Montjuïc, an emblematic site, which was created for World Fair of 1929, to show the richness and variety of Spanish architecture. At the opening of this venue, Carmen Amaya danced before King Alfonso XIII, at a typical patio of Cordoba, called "Patio del Farolillo".
For these reasons, Tablao de Carmen is an emblematic venue in Barcelona. Its flamenco career has been rigorous since the beginning.
Practical Information
- Capacity: 150
Where is Tablao de Carmen
Avinguda de Francesc Ferrer i Guàrdia, 13
Barcelona
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5/8/2026
Niña Pastori releases Color Fania, confirms her 2026 Tour and will perform before Pope Leo XIV in a historic event in Madrid.
4/24/2026
Tablao 1911 has been honoured by Madrid City Council with a commemorative plaque recognising its more than one hundred years of history. A tribute to the oldest tablao and to all the artists who have turned it into the great Cathedral of Flamenco.
4/17/2026
Cardamomo, the Madrid flamenco tablao, has become the first in the world to be 100% inclusive with “Flamenco sin barreras”, an innovative sensory accessibility project that enables people with visual and hearing impairments to enjoy flamenco on equal terms.
