Top Andalucia Art & Culture

Experience a piece of the culture of southern Spain with a flamenco dancing lesson in Seville. Part of UNESCO's Intangible Cultural Heritage list, flamenco is an art form born in Spain's Andalusia region. At the city center, you'll learn basic flamenco movements and perform a dance in traditional clothing, just like the professionals do.

Experience the elegance and spirit of Flamenco during this show at the Museo del Baile in Seville. The performance features the Cristina Hoyos Ballet, including three dancers, two singers, and a guitarist. Learn about local culture during this one-hour show, set in a charming 18th-century building.

Experience Seville’s tapas and bar culture by foot on this group walking tour. In the company of your guide, learn about Seville’s history and food culture while tasting a variety of traditional tapas and four local wines. Visit bars and local hangouts and get to know the city through its food.

Witness an authentic and traditional Flamenco show in Granada—inside a cave, for an even more unique experience. Inside the centuries-old Cueva Flamenca los Amayas in Sacromonte, the carefully lit stage is home to an emotional Flamenco performance every evening. This ticket guarantees admission to see this Spanish dance tradition in an intimate setting—without touristy gimmicks.

Take the guesswork out of finding an authentic Spanish flamenco show—and watch a traditional performance up close—during this evening experience in Malaga. Step inside a local venue in the city’s Alegria district, see dancers perform this iconic form of dance, and listen to the rhythms of live music along the way. Please note, for the best experience you should arrive 30 minutes before the show begins.

Discover the breathtaking Alhambra on this guided tour that brings the rich history of this iconic Andalusian landmark to life. Starting near Hotel Guadalupe, explore must-see highlights like the Alcazaba, Nasrid Palaces, Palace of Carlos V, Generalife, and more with skip-the-line access and a professional guide. Immerse yourself in the splendor of this UNESCO World Heritage Site and enjoy a seamless experience designed to leave you with unforgettable memories.

No one should visit Seville without catching a live flamenco performance, but tickets to the popular Teatro Flamenco Sevilla can sell out quickly. Avoid the risk of last-minute sellouts with prebooked tickets to an evening flamenco show, and watch as dancers and singers perform the dramatic and uniquely Andalusian art form alongside folk guitarists.

Explore the crown jewel of medieval Granada on a tour of the Alhambra, and gain skip-the-line entry to the Moorish palace and fortress complex. Together with the Generalife Gardens and Albaicín., they form a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Learn about the Nasrid dynasty as well as Muslim, Jewish, and Christian history during a walking tour with your informative guide.

As one of Spain’s most-visited monuments, securing tickets for the Alhambra can be a struggle, as passes often sell out months in advance. As well as taking care of booking your entry ticket, this tour helps deepen your appreciation of the UNESCO-listed monument’s architecture and interior design, and showcases panoramic views from the Torre de la Vela.

Experience the best of Seville on this 2.5-hour skip-the-line tour of its most iconic landmarks. Explore the UNESCO-listed Royal Alcázar, Seville Cathedral, and the towering Giralda. Marvel at the intricate Mudejar designs of the Alcázar, the grandeur of the Cathedral, and the breathtaking views from the Giralda. Along the way, discover hidden gems like Puerta del León, Salon de Embajadores, Alcázar Gardens, Patio de las Doncellas and Palacio Mudéjar.

Granada is the home of flamenco, and there’s no better place to discover the magic and passion of this quintessentially Andalucian art form. Tablao Flamenco Casa Ana Granada is a traditional performance space that showcases established artists from famed flamenco families, ensuring an authentic experience. This convenient ticket package lets you reserve your seats online, in advance, for a transparent fee in the currency you choose.

Watching a traditional Flamenco performance is a highlight of any visit to Andalucia and this 1.5-hour dinner show is located in one of Granada’s most spectacular venues. Take your seats in the atmospheric cave restaurant of El Templo del Flamenco, tuck into a delicious 2- or 5-course dinner, and be entertained by a thrilling live flamenco show.

See a remarkable display of Spanish horsemanship at a showcase of Andalusian horses, with routines that feature Spanish music and 18th-century costumes. Watch choreographed routines ranging from classical dressage to carriage driving and doma vaquera, which traces its roots to traditional cattle herding techniques. This ‘How the Andalusian Horses Dance’ show is held at the Royal Andalusian School of Equestrian Art, in the historic center of Jerez.

Rather than missing out on architectural details by travelling in a vehicle, zoom in on the cultural richness of Cadiz during a walking tour. See the Andalusian city through the eyes of a local as you wander through plazas, markets, and visit the grand Catedral de Cadiz, all the while leaving the navigating to your guide so you can focus on the sights.

Our guided tours are of high quality. We guarantee the satisfaction of our clients and we are sure of it because our guides give 100% so that you take a wonderful memory of our city and visit Seville like a Sevillian. We started the visit with clients and ended it as friends. Sevilla Free Tours has been offering guided tours since 2013.

Enjoy a magnificent day visiting Zahara de la Sierra, Setenil de las Bodegas and Ronda on an unforgettable 9-hour tour, with a small group that ensures personalized attention by the guide.

Beat the daytime crowds and the Alcázar before it officially opens to the public on this early morning group tour. With skip-the-line entry, meet your guide outside before heading straight inside and to the historical palace's highlights. Learn all about its history and cultural significance as you go, and enjoy the rare opportunity to admire its rooms when they’re relatively empty.

Experience the beauty and passion of Flamenco in an intimate setting. The Casa de la Memoria is a 15th-century palace in central Seville that now plays host to top flamenco performers. Each show features four performers: two dancers, a singer, and a guitar player.  The venue is small enough that they don’t require microphones, the music carries throughout the hall.

See the most important monuments of Córdoba with a guide who shares commentary about the city. Visit landmarks including the Alcazar of the Christian Monarchs (Alcázar de los Reyes Cristianos), the historic synagogue, and the Mezquita (Mosque-Cathedral of Córdoba), and hear about the influences of Christian, Muslim, and Jewish cultures on the city's architecture and history. Your tour includes entrance tickets to the monuments, and headphones to hear your guide.

See a different side to southern Spain on a day trip to the British territory of Gibraltar from Seville. Let someone else take care of logistics so that you can admire the great rock and the monkeys that call it home, learning much more about local history than you'd get if alone.

Skip the hassle of planning transport between Andalusia’s hill towns and coastal highlights on this tour to Nerja and Frigiliana. Visit Nerja Caves with an audio-guided tour, stroll through Frigiliana’s whitewashed streets, and sample local sweet wine along the way. The itinerary also includes free time in Nerja’s old town and views from the Balcón de Europa.

Discover the essence of flamenco in an elegant atmosphere in a tablao in the heart of Seville. In El Palacio Andaluz you will enjoy a unique show in Spain, with the best dancers of the moment, and a dinner of the best Andalusian cuisine. A show that runs through the sticks of purest flamenco and includes a sensational 12-minute adaptation of Carmen opera, performed by renowned artists. In addition, admission includes a visit to the Flamenco Costume Museum, unique in the world, where you will discover the history of this typical costume. The visit to the Museum takes place 30 minutes before the start of the flamenco show that you have booked, that is, if you attend at 19 : 00 h, the visit is at 18 : 30; and if you go at 21 : 30 h, the visit is at 21 : 00 h.

See a different side of Granada during this 1.5-hour guided exploration of the city’s top Christian monuments. If you’ve seen the Alhambra, this is a great opportunity to check out highlights like the Granada Cathedral along with the 16th-century Royal Chapel, assisted by a professional art historian guide. Site admission fees are included.