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Discover Seville's vibrant tapas scene and fiery flamenco with this 3.5-hour guided tour including four tapas, three drinks, and a flamenco show, perfect for a local experience.
Seville’s lively streets are famous for their delicious tapas and passionate flamenco performances. This tour, priced at $91.39 per person, offers a well-rounded taste of these local traditions over approximately 3 hours and 30 minutes. Starting from a centrally-located meeting point, it guides you through classic Seville tapas bars and bodegas, where you sample four different tapas and enjoy three drinks, all included in the price. The tour’s pace and structure make it ideal for those seeking an authentic outing without feeling rushed.
One of the tour’s standout features is the combination of culinary delights and a live flamenco show. The entire experience is led by a knowledgeable local guide, who will take you to Triana and other vibrant neighborhoods. A major draw is the visit to a winery where you learn about Andalusian wine and the winemaking process—adding an educational element to the fun. With positive reviews praising the guide’s expertise and the quality of the flamenco performance, this tour offers genuine insight into Seville’s food and cultural scene.

The tour begins at Naturanda Tourist Office in Calle Arfe 3, located in the Casco Antiguo district. This central meeting point is convenient and near public transportation, making it simple to find. The guide welcomes a small group—up to 15 travelers—which promotes a personalized experience. The tour departs at 7:00 pm, aligning perfectly with dinner-time activities in Seville.
The initial steps involve meeting the guide and preparing for a walk through Seville’s bustling streets. The location itself sets the tone for an evening immersed in local culture, with the guide ready to share insights about the neighborhood’s history and culinary scene.
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The second stop takes the group to Triana, a lively district celebrated for its authentic tapas bars. Over two hours and 15 minutes, visitors walk through this vibrant neighborhood, visiting a series of traditional bodegas. The focus here is on classic dishes, such as jamón ibérico, cola de toro (oxtail), and pescaito frito (fried fish)—all staples in Seville’s culinary repertoire.
This section offers a chance to see local life up close, as the guide points out notable spots and explains the significance of the dishes. The walk is relaxed yet paced to allow time for tasting, drinking, and soaking in the lively atmosphere. The inclusion of drinks and snacks makes this part of the tour both flavorful and informative.

A highlight is the visit to a winery, where the guide educates about wine production in Andalusia and the region’s rich winemaking traditions. This stop provides insight into how local wines are crafted and their cultural importance. Tasting local wines complements the tapas experience and offers a deeper appreciation of Seville’s drink culture.
The wine education component appeals to guests interested in pairing food and drink and adds a sophisticated touch to the evening. The winery visit is a thoughtfully integrated part of the tour, making it more than just a food crawl.

The evening culminates with a live flamenco performance, set in a dedicated flamenco theatre. The one-hour show features flamenco singing and dancing, with seats up front praised for offering a great view of the performers. The show is described as incredible, capturing the passion and intensity that define flamenco.
This segment provides an ideal opportunity to experience Seville’s iconic cultural tradition in an intimate setting. The guide’s storytelling enriches the experience, helping visitors appreciate the history and emotion behind each performance.

The tour is designed for most travelers, with confirmation received at booking and the option to specify dietary requirements, including vegetarian options. The group size remains small—up to 15 participants—which ensures a more personal experience. The tour runs most evenings, starting at 7:00 pm, making it suitable for those seeking an engaging dinner alternative or a relaxed night plan.
Because the tour is a walking experience, comfortable footwear is recommended. The entire adventure wraps up back at the starting point, allowing easy access to nearby transportation or other evening plans.

At $91.39 per person, this tour offers a balanced mix of culinary delights, culture, and entertainment. The inclusion of four tapas, three drinks, and a flamenco show provides good value, especially considering the guide’s insights and the visit to a local winery. The tour’s 4.5/5 rating from 31 reviews reflects strong satisfaction, with many guests praising the knowledgeable guides, quality of the flamenco performance, and authentic local atmosphere.
While not offering extensive food or drink options beyond what’s included, the tour’s focus on quality experience and cultural insights makes it particularly appealing for travelers wanting an authentic taste of Seville’s nightlife. The free cancellation policy adds flexibility, allowing bookings with confidence.

This tour is ideal for food lovers and culture enthusiasts who want to explore Seville’s vibrant neighborhoods and passionate flamenco tradition in a relaxed, guided setting. The combination of walking through Triana, sampling classic dishes, and watching a fiery flamenco show creates a memorable evening that captures the spirit of Seville.
The small-group format and local guide ensure an intimate, engaging experience. Whether you’re a first-time visitor or returning for a deeper dive into Seville’s cultural scene, this tour offers a lively, authentic taste of the city’s best culinary and musical traditions.
“We met our guide at the meeting place, waited on others to join and proceeded to walk to the flamenco theatre. There we enjoyed the show which was …”

What is included in the tour price?
The price covers four tapas, three drinks, a guided walking tour, and a flamenco show.
Where does the tour start and end?
The tour begins at Naturanda Tourist Office in Calle Arfe 3 and concludes back at the same meeting point.
Is there a vegetarian option?
Yes, a vegetarian meal option is available; guests should advise at the time of booking.
How long does the tour last?
The entire experience lasts approximately 3 hours and 30 minutes.
What time does the tour start?
The tour departs at 7:00 pm.
Is the tour suitable for all ages?
Most travelers can participate, but the walking and evening setting may not suit very young children.
Can I cancel the tour?
Yes, free cancellation is available up to 24 hours in advance.
What makes this tour special?
The combination of local tapas tastings, wine education, and a live flamenco show provides an immersive taste of Seville’s vibrant culture.
Are drinks included?
Yes, three drinks are included in the tour, complementing the tapas tastings.
How large are the groups?
The maximum group size is 15 travelers, ensuring a more personalized experience.
Is the tour accessible by public transportation?
Yes, the starting point is near public transportation, making it easy to reach.
Do I need to prepare anything in advance?
Just advise of any dietary requirements when booking; the rest is handled by the guide.
This Tapas and Flamenco in Seville tour delivers a lively, authentic evening that combines gastronomy, history, and music. It offers a balanced, enjoyable way to experience the city’s culinary culture and fiery flamenco performances—perfect for anyone seeking a true taste of Seville’s spirit.