Alameda de Hércules
A flamenco walking tour of Seville
By Daniela Caminos
A historical walk through the place where flamenco reached its splendour.
- 10 stops on foot
- Groups of up to 5 people
- The author’s own research
- Guided in Spanish
What you will experience
Cafés cantantes
The flamenco cafés where the first golden age took shape.
Cante, toque y baile
Song, guitar and dance, in the streets where flamenco became a profession.
Voices of the barrio
What flamenco artists and neighbours of the Alameda have to tell.
A sensory journey
At every stop, we travel back in time.
Listen to the golden age
Press and wait a few seconds.
How to book
- 1
You write to me
By WhatsApp or email. We agree on the day and time.
- 2
I send you the meeting point
In the Alameda, with all the details of the walk.
- 3
We walk together
A question at the start, and its answer at the end of the walk.
I am a cultural manager specialising in flamenco, a show producer and a creator of cultural experiences. Every stop on this itinerary is shaped by my research and my wish to understand the art of flamenco.
Where
Alameda de Hércules, SevilleMeeting point sent on booking.
LanguageThe walk is guided in Spanish. You are welcome to bring your own interpreter, who joins free of charge and counts as one of the five places in the group. I can also arrange an interpreter for you at an additional cost.
The Alameda Chronicle
Have you already walked the route with me? Return to the Alameda every time you read a chapter.
Read the micro-storiesCrónica del viaje al centro del flamenco · in Spanish© Daniela Caminos / Juncal Flamenco Artes & Producción