Where to go to Seville?

Nightlife in Seville

Like everything else in Seville (see to visit Seville ), Nightlife of the city breaks between its different neighborhoods. Tourists and premises are united by a common cause: get out as often as possible and as late as possible. Nightlife of Seville can be discovered absolutely without interruption. When the sun goes down, sevillanos like having a drink in a local bar, seeing a flamenco show or going out to dance in one of the many clubs. ♪ nights in Seville are never boring. Something happens at all times of the day. Here, instead of finding a match of bars and clubs in the same place, the places to go out spread all around the city. So we'll tell you where to go to Seville . But before that, start your evening with your friends in a tapas bar To put you in your leg!

Where to go to Seville? Unmissable places

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Exit in the Alfalfa area

If there is a place that is always lively, even a Monday night, it is the Alfalfa district especially on the street Pérez Galdós . Here you will find a number of bars to eat and drink round shots, beers, or exotic cocktails. Cheap bars overflow customers in the street, so avoid taking a hotel in this neighborhood if you are looking for a quiet holiday. The best bars give directly to Pérez Galdós Street so, La Rebotica (11, Pérez Galdós) for huge beers, and La Espeula which also serves hot sandwiches (16, Pérez Galdós). We also hold El Mundo (5, Siete Revueltas), and Catedral (12, Cuesta del Rosario). Come on. Plaza del Salvador to meet people during a botellón .

Exit in the Alameda district

The pavement of the streets of Alameda district make him the perfect place to spend his Saturday sipping glasses. At night, noisy bars fill up and music is played until late. Try it. Fun Club for musical shows on the weekend (86, Alameda de Hercules), or Bulebar (83, Alameda de Hercules) for a drink in a more relaxed atmosphere. The more the hours turn, the more the street will be filled until the first hours of the morning. This very lively neighborhood is a must, and there are also some gay bars such as Monasterio (18, Amor de Dios).

Get out in the neighborhood Santa Cruz

The Santa Cruz district is far from being the hub of nightlife in Seville, but it is undoubtedly the most picturesque and ideal place to walk in the early evening in search of tapas . For example, Bodega Santa Cruz (1, Calle Rodrigo Caro).

Get out in the Triana district

The street Calle Betis which runs along the canal hosts many tapas bars, flamenco clubs and discotheques, making it a vital point for foreigners and young people sevillanos . T de Triana offers free flamenco shows on Tuesday and Thursday evening (20, Calle Betis), and mojitos La Tertulia are some of the best in the city (13, Calle Betis). When temperatures permit, you can take a drink on the terrace tables and admire the views of the Giralda. In addition to offering very good typical Andalusian restaurants, you will find discotheques like Boss and Rio Latino .

Place in El Arenal

The young and trendy neighborhood, stuck between the arenas and the cathedral, is full of places that tend to be cocktail bars and “ tascas » in fashion where you can order tapa . The Capone Bar has the cheapest drinks in the area (7, C / Toneleras), while The Bohemian is always crowded (24, Arfe).

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What to drink in Seville?

Forget sangria: although it is possible to find it, many establishments will serve you instead a mixture of cheap red wine with orange juice called tinto de verano . Beer is widely drunk here, especially local drink Cruzcampo . Although the common word caña (bearing) or heard, you can impress the bartenders by commanding a cervecita with the Andalusian accent. These drinks will usually cost between 1€ and 3€, depending on whether you are in a bar or discotheque. The Andalusian also loves the wine, which you can drink in a shot just before lunch on the noon (it is called "a fino" or "finto"). You can try it. Agua de Sevilla a local drink based on a mixture of liqueurs.

Botellón, Flamenco bars ...

Another famous phenomenon in Spain is el botellón . A botellón is a large gathering of people drinking and chatting on a square in front of a bar. Spanish people like to drink out of bars... If there are no bars, however, people tend to bring their own drinks. You buy a “botellon-pack” in a supermarket, which consists of a bag of ice, a bottle of rum, a bottle of coca and plastic cups. It is normally illegal, but everyone does this. The well-known places for this practice are Plaza de Salvador, Plaza Alfalfa, Calle Betis and Alameda de Hércules. On Plaza Alfalfa and Calle Betis, you will find a large number of foreign students, especially during the week. If you are looking for a more cultural evening, there are many flamenco shows in Seville. You can find free shows in Triana, for example. You can find some of the most important and paid in El Palacio Andaluz, Alvarez Quintero, El Arenal and Sevilla de Opera. Prices range from 15 to 40€.

How to get to Seville?

Many direct low-cost flights or with stopover depart from several French cities in Seville. Please see the best prices on Skyscanner .