Torres Bermejas

This hall, whose decor is a reproduction of the Crimson Towers (Torres Bermejas) at the Alhambra in Granada, is one of the best known flamenco houses in Madrid. Opened in 1960, it witnessed the discovery of flamenco song and dance artists, such as Camarón and Paco de Lucía. Before that, it was home to the oldest flamenco house in Madrid, La Taberna Gitana, which was located there from 1949.

It currently hosts shows by world-famous artists and has a Flamenco group composed of over 20 people. Live shows infuse the venue with the spirit of Flamenco, giving genuine pleasure to both experts and beginners. Singing, guitars and clapping accompany the Flamenco dancers during their performances in which improvisation plays a very important role.

Plus, the venue, only a short distance away from Gran Vía, also accommodates Spanish classical dance shows, with the intention of offering an ‘itinerary' around Spain’s various dance styles. There is also a restaurant, with a menu offering spanish gastronomy based on traditional market produce.

Torres Bermejas also offers flamenco workshops.