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Tonight in Madrid

What's actually happening tonight, on a schedule

Flamenco tablaos, jazz sets, vermouth hour, late-night churros and rooftop sunsets: the recurring happenings that run on a fixed clock, every night of the week.

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15 recurring happenings, checked against Tourism Madrid's own listings: flamenco, live music, vermouth hour, late-night food and rooftop sunsets.
Flamenco · every night

Flamenco tablaos with a fixed schedule

Corral de la Morería
La Latina · Morería 17
Madrid's oldest tablao (1956) runs nightly: four dinner-and-show sessions from 5:30pm, plus two show-only sessions from 7:30pm, every day.
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Cardamomo
Barrio de las Letras · off Plaza de Santa Ana
Four shows every night at 6pm / 7:30pm / 9pm / 10:30pm, in a 30-year-old tablao on the city's cultural-heritage register.
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Las Tablas
Plaza de España · Calle Bailén
Madrid's largest flamenco stage: sessions daily at 7pm and 9:30pm (with 6pm / 8:30pm dinner options), rotating monthly.
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Tablao de la Villa
Ópera · former Café de Chinitas site
Two shows Tuesday–Saturday at 7:30pm and 9:45pm; a single 8:30pm session Mondays and Sundays, in a 100-seat room.
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Tablao Flamenco La Quimera
Plaza Mayor · Calle de Cuchilleros
Purist shows nightly at 6pm (min. 8 people), 8pm and 10pm, then a “Rocío hall” for flamenco parties from 1am to 5am.
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Live music

Live music with regular schedules

Café Central Ateneo
Barrio de las Letras · Santa Catalina 10
Madrid's jazz institution since 1982, 13,500+ live shows; open daily 5:30pm–12:30am. Relocated to the Ateneo de Madrid on 16 April 2026.
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Clamores
Chamberí · Alburquerque 14
Soul, funk, blues and jazz most nights, doors at 8pm; Fri, Sat and holiday eves it turns into a club from midnight to 6am.
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La Coquette Blues
Ópera / Sol · Calle de las Hileras 14
Live blues Tuesday–Sunday, three sets a night (roughly 9:30pm, 11pm, 12:30am), free admission until the room fills.
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Vermouth hour

Where to catch la hora del vermú

Casa Camacho
Malasaña · San Andrés 4
1920s bar pouring vermouth from the original taps and its house “yayo”, Mon–Sat 12:30pm–2am, with a free pickle tapa.
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Bodega de La Ardosa
Malasaña · Colón 13
Vermouth on tap all day, every day, 9am to 2am (2:30am Fri–Sat), alongside the city's oldest Guinness tap.
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Casa Alberto
Barrio de las Letras
House-made vermouth from its own tap; Tuesday–Saturday midday–11pm and Sunday midday–4pm (closed Sunday evening and all Monday).
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Late-night food

For the walk home

Chocolatería de San Ginés
Sol · Pasadizo de San Ginés 5
Chocolate con churros since 1894: 8am–midnight Mon–Wed and 24 hours Thu–Sun and holiday eves, the classic 5am close to a night out.
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La Campana
Plaza Mayor · Botoneras 6
Bocadillo de calamares for around €4–€4.50 at the street-facing counter; open to 11pm Sun–Thu, midnight Fri–Sat.
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Rooftop sunset

Golden hour, ten floors up

Ginkgo Sky Bar
Plaza de España
Sunset drinks on the 12th floor daily: from 1pm Mon–Fri, 11am weekends and holidays, closing 2am (2:30am Fri–Sat), with a heated glass-bottomed pool.
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Ella Sky Bar
Callao · Gran Vía 42
DJ sessions and live music every Friday and Saturday, 7pm to midnight, on the 10th-floor terrace facing the Capitol's Schweppes sign.
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Heads up: several traditional tabernas close for summer holidays: Casa Lucio and Bodegas Rosell both close in August. Always check same-day before you go. Michelin context: the 2026 guide gives Madrid 31 starred restaurants (1 three-star, 6 two-star, 24 one-star), per Tourism Madrid.
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