Didn't go to a show, but for 5 euros each we got to go in and see the stables and then go see riders training, which I found super entertaining. If I go to Córdoba again, I will definitely come back here.

An amazing night show that takes place at the Royal Stables which were buikt in the 1500’s. A wonderful display of horses and riders, flamenco dancers, music and lights. Definitely worth the price of admission which should be reserved in advance. Unfortunately photos are not allowed.

Show is mid at best. Definitely not worth premium price, it’s 23 euros per person, otherwise it’s 18. Lasted about 50 minutes excluding the break in the middle.

positives: I was glad we got the “premium” seating for being able to select our seat, having a seat back for support and a heated space (I think there’s AC in the hot months), though it was behind glass, that was ok. during good weather, I would recommend general admission tickets- no glass, a clearer view, stadium seating. the show ran on time. for general admission arrive early to get in the line and get a good seat. not so great: we were allowed in first because of premium seating, to see the horses and take pictures. honestly, the horses were so tied up it made me sad. It made me wonder how they’re treated. the show was ok, mostly horses walking around the small space with a few tricks. the flamenco part was somewhat minimal. In the end, I wondered most about the treatment of the animals. though it was ok, I won’t be recommending to people that travel to Cordoba.

Have always loved horses. This opportunity to see one of the finest breeds of horses up close, and performing such choreographed moves, was not to be missed. Booked the premium seats but in all honesty, the views from all around the performance area were equally good. Highly recommended.

Great show, premium seats worth it for the extra time in the beginning with the stables and having a bench with back to it. They don’t let you record but sell the show for 15$. Horses were so pretty and choreography with the riders well done. Would recommend.

We attended the early show. It was good but not spectacular. We paid the extra to see the horses being readied and jumped the queue, which again was good. However, as we were there in November, being in the more comfortable seats meant they were behind glass for the air conditioning. I would have preferred the cheaper front seat to feel closer to the action.

The horses and performers put on an excellent show. It's highly recommended that you get tickets weeks in advance, just to be sure. While you cannot take pictures during the show you can visit the stables a few hours early to take pictures with the horses and performers. While there are no bad views, buy the premium tickets to get the best view. The show starts around 9 pm. If you are taking the train back to Seville, you will have enough time to catch the last train back. I believe the show ended around 10:30'sh and the last train was around 11:12 pm. Make sure that you catch a cab. If you walk back to the train station you may not make it back in time.

I would rate it below expectations. Expectations were a combined experience of Equestrian with Flemenco. There was only 1 Flemenco performer with only 1 short performance on the tap floor. If you are an animal lover and dislike animal cruelty I recommend to avoid the show. Whipping was evident. Photography of the show is not allowed reasons were understandable.

This was absolutely a stunning event. Majestic in all ways. It was a treat to walk and meet horses and see riders prepping prior to show. The skill, beauty, and Spanish traditions were on remarkable display. Tears came. If we were to be here another night we would immediately book another visit! Congratulations to everyone who is part of this!! We went for our wedding anniversary and it will always be a highligjt . M Sheldon

Their signs say they open at 10am, their website says they open at 10am. However, the unfriendly lady at the gate ushered me away because they don't open until 11:30am. Told me I should download the app, pointing towards the QR code at the entrance - but they don't have free WiFi, and with every single site having its own app instead of offline information my data is already used up. I planned my day around this, and skipped something else so I could see the horses (or so I thought I'd be able to). Beyond annoyed at their lack of updated information.

Unfortunately pictures or video of the equestrian /flamenco show were not allowed - it was incredible- the stables are beautiful, horses are beautiful, and the staff are very friendly and attentive. Highly recommend seeing a show

Amazing display of charm, elegance, discipline, and pride! The riders, dancers and staff welcome the public to share in their passion for the equestrian sport and Spanish culture. Come and enjoy! Special entrance to photograph the training prior to the show with the premium tickets! Worth every Euro!

What a great performance and beautiful venue. This is the largest and oldest stables in a city centre. The maneuvers the riders and horses deliver are amazing. We are not horse people and totally enjoyed the show. The VIP tickets are definitely worth the modest extra cost as you enjoy early entrance, viewing the horses and photography. So glad we made the visit.

We went to see the equestrian show the night before and your ticket allows you to go back the next day to see them train. The Royal Stables are beautifully kept but also peaceful. It was fantastic to see the riders putting their horses through their paces. So skillfull.

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