Coolest little art gallery I have ever been to! Can't wait to visit Madrid and return! The staff…read morewas so nice and provided me with so much information and answered all of my questions! The art was amazing especially if you like punk or rock and roll! I purchased a bunch of prints i can't wait to frame! The locations is very good and by a bunch of great shops, bars, and restaurants! Writing this review right now makes me miss Madrid! Can't wait to go back and specifically go here.

Gayle and I were walking back from visiting (and climbing) the Alcázar of Segovia and past all the…read moresouvenir shops that mostly started to look the same. I stopped in my tracks when I saw Un Enfoque Personal, which is Photographic Studio, Art Gallery, and place for mementos all rolled into one. I particularly enjoyed a picture of Lisbon that brought back fond memories. That photo was part of a larger exhibition by Israel Ortíz de Zárate called "Ciudades De Paso" . The owner was enjoyable to chat with (even through my broken Spanish) and I ended up happily leaving with a few unique photos of Segovia.

BRAVO! What an incredible performance at Cadamomo! I wasn't sure what to expect at first,…read moreespecially since the location is right in the middle of a cluster of restaurants in an alley. But after seeing two performances in Granada, I can confidently say that while this may not be in the heart of Andalusia, the birthplace of Flamenco, the dancers here are exceptionally well-trained and the show is of an impressively high caliber. I bought my tickets in advance, which allowed me to choose my own seats. I couldn't snag a spot directly in the center front, but I managed to get a front-row seat on the side. I was worried I was in a section that would be neglected, but not once did I feel that way during the performances. The dancers make sure they are visible to both sides and never focus on just one section. What makes this show different is that you're not only treated to a male and female dancer, but you also get the added bonus of a third performer. As the night unfolds, the tablet in front of you provides descriptions of each upcoming dance, its theme, and a brief intro to the dancer. These performers didn't just grow up around flamenco--they were born into it, raised with it, and formally trained in it. Seriously, spectacular and what a vision to see!! You won't regret it!!! Logistics: Upon arrival, you'll check in and will be greeted with a complimentary welcome drink of either sangria or water. The sangria was delicious, but when will you ever get a bad sangria in Spain?? For those needing a meal, you can order your food and drinks at the table and will have your order brought right to your seat.

Had to check out a flamenco show while in Spain. Found this one online as a reputable show in…read moreMadrid. You can purchase tickets ahead of time online and there are a couple different tiers, which impact where you are seated. Opted for the second to best seating as I thought front row would be too jarring on the neck (in retrospect, it wouldn't have been, but out seats were still fantastic). Ticket includes a welcome beverage and you can also pre-order food on your ticket too. Arrived to the show on time and got a welcome glass of white sangria. It was solid, and refreshing. Show began more or less on time. Multiple acts throughout the one hour performance. There was one on guitar, one on hand drums, and two vocalist, accompanied by three performers. Performances were mostly solo acts but there was maybe 20% of duos or trios. Overall really impressive. I don't have any other flamenco show to compare it to so I thoroughly enjoyed my first experience and would recommend it.