Top Andalucia Classes & Workshops

What makes this experience special is that you don’t just come to take a souvenir from Seville, you come to create it yourself. You work with real glass and ceramics, choose colors, compose pieces and gradually build something completely yours. You don’t need previous experience, just come, sit back and get carried away with the process. And as long as you create, something changes: you begin to understand the mosaics of the city from another place, seeing the time, detail and intention behind them. Because in the end you don't take just one piece. You also take the memory of having created it ✨

Head inside Seville’s historic Triana Market to learn tips and tricks you can’t get from videos at this hands-on cooking class. After exploring the vibrant market, enjoy sangria while helping your chef prepare a full three-course meal of Spanish signatures, including paella and traditional tapas, paired with two additional drinks. Finally, feast on the fruits of your labors and take home recipes to recreate the dishes.

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.

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.

Paella tops most visitors' list of dishes to try in Spain, and this small-group class teaches you to cook the Valencian original from scratch. Warm up with two Andalusian classics: ajoblanco, a chilled almond soup, and Malaga salad. Mix a pitcher of sangria as you cook, then sit down to eat everything you've made. Round off the meal with a traditional Andalusian dessert.

Learn to cook several traditional Spanish dishes—and enjoy a hearty, gourmet meal that you’ve prepared yourself—during this hands-on cooking class. In the evening, head to the Mercado de Triana, and grab an apron: with your guide’s instruction, you’ll cook a 3-course meal, including gazpacho or salmorejo, a classic “tapa,” Valencian paella, and a simple and refreshing dessert to follow. Sangria is made and served during cooking time and up to 2 drinks per person (wine, beer, soda, etc.) are offered with the meal.

Learn how to make traditional Seville mosaics with this private art class. Enjoy personalized attention and work at your own pace as you get to know the history and creative methods to make the mosaics. Work with provided materials and take your art home at the end of the class.

Experience an authentic flamenco show at El Burro Blanco, a tablao with over 56 years of history in the heart of Nerja, seated in the intimate Patio or Galería. Enjoy a 75-minute performance featuring live guitar, cante and baile from a four-artist cuadro flamenco, with a 15-minute break included. The show is often led by father and daughter Daniel and Martina Romero, whose performances together bring a rare depth and connection to the stage. Discover why this tablao remains one of the most authentic flamenco experiences on the Costa del Sol.

This is a small group experience that will teach you a skill you can take with you back to your home country and use everyday. Rhythm is key to all forms of music, and although we will work within flamenco rhythm, this can be applied to any style of music you hear. You'll be up-close and personal with a flamenco guitarist and dancer. One of the most important roles in a Flamenco performance is that of a Palmero (the hand clapper). YES, you heard correctly! You won't ever see a flamenco show without one or two people in the back clapping their hands. What they are doing is called making Compás, or in other words, controlling the rhythm of the dance so that the singer, guitar player, and dancer are all on the same page. This important role sounds easy, but there is an art to clapping your hands in Flamenco, and that's exactly what you will learn in this workshop. Get to know the real Sevilla through the eyes and soul of Flamenco Bienvenido!

Rather than just eating signature Spanish dishes, learn the art of making perfect Spanish paella directly from a chef during a cooking class and market tour in Malaga. Pick out the ingredients at a vibrant food market, make a traditional paella and 'gazpacho' (chilled soup) with expert instruction, and feast on your creations with your fellow cooks, accompanied by beer or wine. Tastings of popular local snacks are included for an authentic culinary experience.

Transform your evening with an interactive cocktail workshop that celebrates the flavors of Andalusia. Under the guidance of an expert mixologist, you’ll craft two distinct Sangrías and a delightful Spritz using fresh ingredients and garnishes. This hands-on experience is complemented by shared snacks and two individual tapas, allowing you to savor your creations in a convivial atmosphere. Perfect for those looking to elevate their cocktail skills and enjoy a taste of Spanish culture.

Are you passionate about flamenco and want to learn from professionals? You're in the right place! At AG Flamenco, we offer dance, singing, guitar and flamenco percussion classes for all ages and levels. On this occasion, the initiation to flamenco through the compas with palms and flamenco drawer, will be one of the best experiences lived.

Put on your apron and immerse yourself in the wonderful experience of making an authentic Spanish paella with us. We take a genuine approach, using fresh, locally sourced ingredients and traditional spices to bring the dish to life. And remember, you will enjoy eating your culinary creation, so come with an appetite!

Our original watercolor sketch walk will take place in Mijas Pueblo and La Cala de Mijas. There are so many places to draw! I'll lead the way through my favorite places to draw and together we'll make our decision of what exactly to draw.

Discover a different side of Ronda—and take the guesswork out of finding an authentic musical performance—at this guitar concert, including a drink. Step inside the Ronda Guitar House and view an exhibition dedicated to the instruments before seeing Paco Seco, a local soloist, perform Baroque, Andalusian, and flamenco music. Afterward, enjoy the chance to meet and speak to the soloist up close.

Explore the culinary side of Andalusia–and learn far more than you would in a restaurant–on this small-group cooking class in Malaga. Discover why tapas is a Spanish tradition, get hands-on with seasonal ingredients, and try new cooking techniques. Prepare favorites like Ajoblanco Malagueño and Tortilla de Patatas, pick up tips for recreating the dishes at home, and savor your finished creations with local wine–all included.

Skip the long lines at Seville’s top two must-see monuments on a guided tour of the Royal Alcazar and the Seville Cathedral. Tickets can sell out during peak times, so guarantee your entrance to Europe's oldest royal palace and the largest Gothic cathedral in the world. Learn the fascinating history behind both places as a guide lead you to hidden treasures and highlights, including the burial site of Christopher Columbus.

Immerse yourself in the heart of Andalusia for a unique culinary experience, guided by Paco Siles, our paella master. From the picturesque village of Ojen to the serenity of our family finca in the Sierra de las Nieves (protected by UNESCO), discover the secrets of paella, a jewel of Spanish cuisine, in an exceptional natural setting.

Immerse yourself in a unique experience at a family-run olive mill in Jaén, where you will discover the magic of Extra Virgin Olive Oil. Begin your journey through the stunning olive groves, learning about the different olive varieties, their history, and their deep connection to the region’s landscape. The visit will take you to an old press room, where you can see how olive oil was produced in the past, using traditional presses and malaxers. Next, you will witness the technological evolution by visiting the modern production area with centrifuges, where the process is carried out using the latest technology. The experience concludes with a tasting of three extra virgin olive oils, produced in the same olive mill, allowing you to appreciate their differences and exceptional quality. Don’t miss this opportunity to experience the authentic flavor of Jaén! Let yourself be captivated by the charm of tradition and innovation.

Alhambra Craft Workshops Discover "the Alhambra with your hands" a fun activity for children, adults and families in our central location of Granada (500 m from the Cathedral). You will learn the basics of Arabic decoration, manage the tools and materials to make your first work of Andalusian craftsmanship. You can choose between making a tile mosaic, decorating with paint and gold leaf an Alhambra plaster piece or making a taracea chess board (grenadine marquetry). "The Alhambra with your hands" will be an unforgettable, special and unique memory of the Granada of the Alhambra. This workshop will take you through the spirit of Hispanic-Musulman artisans in a relaxed and pleasant atmosphere under the supervision of our artisan.

Simplify exploring Cadiz with this sightseeing bus tour. Whether you're looking for a budget-friendly shore excursion or staying in the city for a couple of days, this option lets you take in Cadiz's highlights with ease. Hop on and off as many times as you like during your ticket's validity period, with stops at Cadiz Cathedral, Puerta de Tierra, and more.

Join a guided expedition along the Caminito del Rey, a remarkable one-way pathway nestled in Malaga's stunning natural setting. Enjoy the most complete and comfortable way to experience El Caminito del Rey, one of the most spectacular hiking routes in southern Spain. Walk along breathtaking footbridges suspended more than 100 meters above the Gaitanes Gorge, accompanied by an official local guide who will bring the history, nature, and engineering of this unique place to life.

Find out the secrets behind Andalucian olive oil production–and try flavors you might otherwise have missed–on this immersive tour of an award-winning “almazara” mill, located in the heart of Jaén. More than just a factory tour, learn about the history, culture, and technology of the production process—from crop to bottle—and discover why this part of Spain is ideal for growing olive trees. Complete your journey with a tasting of three premium extra virgin olive oil varieties.