Flamenco workshop

Spain has many passionate dance styles, the Flamenco for example. Do you want to learn this dance from the charming Lourdes? It is possible with our Flamenco workshop, followed by an authentic Spanish lunch!

Flamenco originally comes from the southern part of Spain, mainly the region of Andalusia. Over time, other Spanish provinces and regions have also influenced flamenco. Various cultures, including the Moors and the Roma (gypsies), played a role in its development as well. Flamenco isn’t just music and singing, it also includes a passionate and expressive dance form that shares the same name. It’s a fairly complex dance, especially because of the deep emotions that are expressed through it. If you’d like to experience a taste of flamenco dancing yourself, this workshop with the talented Spanish dancer Lourdes is highly recommended!

Lourdes: our Flamenco queen

During our private flamenco workshop in Valencia, Lourdes will teach you the basic steps of flamenco. Lourdes is a true Valencian and an absolute professional when it comes to flamenco dancing. Her energy and enthusiasm are contagious, it’s almost impossible not to smile when she’s around. Lourdes regularly gives flamenco classes and workshops, and when you see her perform… you’ll immediately feel her passion for flamenco straight from the heart! You might think this workshop mainly appeals to women, but Lourdes has noticed that in mixed groups, men are often the most pleasantly surprised. ¡Vamos a bailar! Who knows, you might even create your own flamenco routine by the end of the workshop!

Flamenco Workshop preview!

Combineer de flamenco workshop met een tapas- of paellalunch

First, it’s time to get your feet moving with Lourdes! But after all that dancing, you might be feeling hungry. We’ve got two tasty options waiting for you: enjoy a tapas lunch or a delicious paella meal after the workshop!

Tapaslunch

Close to the location of the flamenco workshop, in the trendy Ruzafa neighbourhood, we’ve found a fun and Close to the location of the flamenco workshop, in the trendy Ruzafa neighbourhood, we’ve found a fun and modern little restaurant where you can enjoy a delicious tapas lunch. It’s a popular spot among locals, who love to come here in the afternoon to savour the flavours of the Spanish modern kitchen. Think tuna tartare, crispy croquettes with ham and mushrooms, eggplant with a tasty sauce, and more. Of course, you’ll finish with a sweet dessert. All dishes, including the dessert, are meant to be shared, just like the Spanish do!

Paellalunch

This typical Valencian restaurant has been a local favourite in the heart of Ruzafa for over twenty years. What once started as a humble bar has grown into a full-fledged restaurant known for its quality ingredients and honest flavours. After the flamenco workshop, you’ll sit down for a relaxed lunch starting with three shared starters: the ever-popular patatas bravas, a creamy ensaladilla rusa (a classic Spanish tuna and potato salad), and flavourful meat croquettes. For the main course, you’ll be served an authentic Paella Valenciana with chicken and rabbit, just like the locals make it. And of course, you’ll finish with a delicious dessert.

Drinks are included: one bottle of red or white wine or beer, and one bottle of water per two people.