Fantastic Flamenco - Don’t hesitate, book this ticket, we both had an amazing night, the musicians & dancers were fantastic to watch.

Barcelona things to do - Fantastic show. We really enjoyed this traditional Flameco show. There was a choice of times for the show with 3 price options. We opted for the middle seating option, including a drink. Because the venue is small, we had a great view. The performance was excellent and professionally done. Recommend if you want a taste of traditional Flamenco.

Value for money - Great venue! Nice atmosphere with good performers. Would definitely recommend if you want to experience flamengo dance and don't want to pay too much.

Great dancing - Great show, really enjoyed it. The dancers were fantastic and it was great seeing the dancers and musicians work together and interact. I've been to see several flamenco shows, my partner had never seen one before, and we were both blown away.

Very good experience - Fun night in a wonderful location to see flamenco dancing for the first time. Wish the seating was tiered so we could view the footwork of the dancers.

Good for the value. - The venue location (El Born) was great. This is my favorite Barcelona district so that was nice. The bar was excellent pre-show and the exterior super nice for a pre-show cocktail. Don't get there late as the seat is first come first serve...and you don't want to be in the back! The floor is not sloped, so (from the back) you cannot see their feet. There is also a large beam in the center that can impede your view if you're in the back. However, if you're not late like us...this wouldn't be an issue. The show itself was amazing. The venue is small so it feels nice an intimate which I think adds to the value. I would definitely recommend. This was my second Flamenco show in Barcelona and I preferred the other show at City Hall for the value (some of the same dancers and singers).

Pure emotion in a historic and beautiful building. - Before we left Barcelona, we wanted to experience flamenco again. Like the year before, we decided on the Palau Dalmases. The building is very beautiful, a historic palace in the middle of El Born. There are countless tapas bars nearby. The show is very emotionally danced, impressive - but I found the couple flamenco dances last year more thrilling. All in all, it is worth seeing the flamenco show. In rows 2-3 it is great because of the view and not quite as loud as in the first row. Danced emotion - the dancers, the singers and the guitarist gave it their all and harmonized very well. A beautiful experience 1 day before departure from Barcelona. We will take this experience and the emotions with us in our hearts. Thank you.

Dissapointed - It is an amazing building, you expect that the performance will be like this. It is very disappointing. The acting level of the actors is very low. If I had known, I would not have attended such a performance even for free

Show good but tapas terrible - The show was very good but we had the tapas with it which was very poor and overpriced. The service was terrible and there were no waiters most of the time. Do only the show and not the tapa.

Disappointing, waste of money, limited view - The building looks magnificent and when you enter the courtyard it's dramatic and beautifully gothic but this is not where the dance show takes place. I would recommend sitting at the front but the price doesn't justify it and the further back you sit, is not as cheap as it should be considering the limited view. none of the free drinks are that nice and you will have to queue for awhile as there is only a small bar and 1 barman. There is no introduction to the show. no-one comes on to announce the performers or introduce them or inform audience of the duration or format. literally 0 communication after you've bought tickets which I found really disengaging and detached me from the show at the outset. no historical context of the building or the dance or the music which would be helpful but these people are interested in only your money it would seem. if you have never heard flamenco music / singing - listen before you go because it can sound horrendous to an unfamiliar ear and this is loud and traditional! unless you are at the front, you will not see the dancers feet which is entirely pointless when Flamenco is about, arms, hips and feet!! you will hear them but not see them beyond the front row but the pricing doesnt make the back super cheap vs the front which it should be given how awful the view is after the 3rd row back from front. the stage is low and the room is small so you're very confined and elbow to elbow with audience members meaning it's loud and close and very restricted views of the dancers from waist down. The stage is narrow so the dancers can't move back to allow audience better perspective of the dance. There is no explanation of each dance and there are gaps in between but you've no idea how long for. There is only 1 way out which is back through the 2 big draped curtains stage left so you cannot subtly go for a drink or escape. god knows if you have a drink, how you get back through them as they're so heavy it's not easy to see/part them. There is no one the other side and it's pitch black behind the curtain so watch your footing until you get to the door. we left after 20mins as it was so utterly disappointing and felt like we were insulting the dancers as you go past the edge of the stage but it was a total waste of money. for the money they're taking, i think the costumes could be allot more professional. one guy dancing had a shirt that barely fit and kept pulling his trousers up and his blazer was barely waist length as he's so tall so any use of it referencing a cape, where they hold the edges just looked like he was trying to find buttons. costumes are traditional so dont expect the stereotypical black and red satin! the dancing, when you can see below knee is an absolute marvel but given this is an hour+ show, for the noise, the small crammed room....given the courtyard feels like a much better use of space and stair well...the restricted views, the absolute disregard for your experience and education on flamenco, I would urge you to save your money and spend it on something else because this was so disappointing.