Seville nightlife starts late and lives outdoors for half the year. In summer the night begins on a terrace: rooftops facing the Giralda, cocktail bars on the river and the benches of the Alameda de Hércules, where Fun Club has run gigs and club nights since 1987. The clubs are spread out. Antique Theatro fills the old Expo 92 Olympic pavilion on La Cartuja, and the live rooms of Macarena turn concerts into club nights. Most club doors cost €10–20, and the big clubs close at 07:00. Worth knowing: the metro stops at 01:30 on Friday and Saturday and at 23:30 on other nights, so the ride home is usually a night bus or a taxi.
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The night starts on a terrace, not in a club. From spring to autumn, Seville drinks outdoors: rooftops facing the Cathedral, terraces along the river and the benches of the Alameda. The terraces close between 01:00 and 04:00, and only then does anyone think about a club.
Live music is the backbone of the club scene. Fun Club, Sala X, Sala Even and Malandar put on bands early in the evening and DJs after, often on the same ticket. The commercial clubs, Antique Theatro, Uthopia and Occo, play house, reggaeton and pop from midnight until 06:00 or 07:00.
The metro will not get you home. Seville has one metro line, and it stops at 01:30 on Friday and Saturday. Most clubs are on the edges of the old town or across the river, so plan on a taxi or a night bus at the end.
Rooftops facing the Giralda, cocktail terraces on the river until 04:00 and warm nights from spring to autumn.
Sala X, Malandar, Fun Club and Sala Custom put on gigs most weeks, from indie and punk to touring rock bands.
Nightly shows under Las Setas and a 100-seat theatre in Triana, both early enough to leave the night free.
Antique Theatro, Uthopia and Occo sell VIP tables and play the hits until 06:00 or 07:00.
A €10 club ticket at Fun Club includes a drink, and many gigs cost under €20.
The Feria de Abril turns the city into one six-day party, two weeks after Easter.
Not for you if you want techno institutions or a metro home at 05:00. The scene here is live rooms, terraces and commercial clubs, and the trains stop at 01:30.
A rooftop or a river terrace as the heat drops. Flamenco shows start between 18:00 and 21:00.
Dinner, late by most standards, then a bar on the Alameda or in Triana.
Last metro on weeknights. Gigs wind down, and Fun Club opens its club doors on Thursday and Friday.
Last metro on Friday and Saturday. Commercial clubs fill up.
Peak in the clubs. The late terraces on the Paseo de las Delicias stay open until 03:00 or 04:00.
Fun Club, Sala Even, Occo and Antique Theatro close. Taxi or the first metro home.
The EME Catedral terrace on Calle Alemanes faces the Cathedral and stays open until 01:00. Go at sunset.
Tablao Flamenco de las Setas runs shows at 19:30 and 21:00 every night; Teatro Flamenco Triana seats 100 at 18:00 and 19:30.
Fun Club has been there since 1987: a concert early, then a €10 club ticket with a drink until 07:00.
Bar Líbano Terraza on the Paseo de las Delicias serves cocktails until 04:00 from Thursday to Saturday.
Antique Theatro fills the old Olympic pavilion on La Cartuja, Thursday to Sunday until 07:00.
Six days on the fairground between Los Remedios and Tablada, two weeks after Easter. In 2027 it runs from 13 to 18 April.
The bohemian strip north of the centre. Fun Club for gigs and club nights until 07:00, and Malandar a few minutes west on Calle Torneo.
About a kilometre north of the Alameda, Sala X and Sala Even sit side by side on Calle José Díaz: bands first, DJs after.
The EME Catedral terrace faces the Giralda, Tablao Flamenco de las Setas plays under Las Setas, and Uthopia runs until 06:00 by Plaza de Armas.
Teatro Flamenco Triana on Calle Pureza, María Trifulca's rooftop at the end of the bridge and the Ribera de Triana terrace until 03:00 at the weekend.
Cocktail terraces along the river by the Parque de María Luisa: Bilindo until 02:00, Bar Líbano until 04:00 from Thursday to Saturday.
The modern east of the city, home of the Sevilla FC stadium. Long Rock on Calle Blanco White mixes tribute concerts with disco-bar nights.
The Expo 92 island across the river: Antique Theatro until 07:00 and the Atalaya rooftop at Torre Sevilla until 02:00.
Occo's commercial nights until 07:00, plus Sala Custom and Sala Hollander for loud bands. Taxi both ways.
Clubs are 18+ and check ID. The commercial clubs want a smart look: Uthopia and Antique Theatro ask for elegant dress, and Occo refuses sportswear. Fun Club turns away trainers, shorts, sandals, flip-flops and tracksuits. The live rooms only care that you have a ticket.
Club tickets cost €10–20 and often include a drink: Fun Club charges €10 with one drink or two beers, Occo from €15 with a drink, and Antique Theatro €12–20, cheaper in advance. Gigs cost €5–35. Terraces and rooftops are free to enter.
Seville has one metro line. It runs until 23:30 from Sunday to Thursday and until 01:30 on Friday, Saturday and the eve of public holidays, with trains every 12–15 minutes after midnight. TUSSAM, the city bus company, runs eight night lines. After the clubs close at 06:00 or 07:00, most people take a taxi.
| Club entry | €10–20 |
| Beer in a club | €4–6 |
| Cocktail | €8–12 |
| Cloakroom | €2 |
| Metro single (until 01:30) | €1.40–2.10 |
| Taxi across town at night | €10–15 |
| Late-night montadito | €2–4 |
| Hostel bed, weekend | €25–45 |
A drink on the Alameda, a €10 Fun Club ticket with a drink included, two more beers and a walk home.
A rooftop at sunset, a gig at Sala X or Malandar, a few drinks and a shared taxi.
Flamenco at 21:00, cocktails on the river, Antique Theatro until 07:00 and a taxi home.
It stops at 01:30 on Friday and Saturday and at 23:30 on other nights.
The heat drops late. The river terraces fill after 22:00, and some stay open until 04:00.
Fun Club, Sala X and Sala Even switch from concerts to DJs. The ticket times tell you which part you are buying.
No sportswear at Occo, an elegant look at Uthopia and Antique Theatro, and no trainers at Fun Club.
Teatro Flamenco Triana has only 100 seats, and the tablao under Las Setas runs set shows at 19:30 and 21:00.
The Atalaya rooftop at Torre Sevilla stops letting people in at 23:00 at the weekend, three hours before it closes.
It was finished on 28 December 1574 on drained marshland, and its two Roman columns carry statues of Hercules and Julius Caesar.
Antique Theatro occupies the Olympic Pavilion built for Expo 92 on La Cartuja, more than 2,500 square metres.
The Feria de Abril fills 450,000 square metres with 1,052 casetas, and visitors drink around 1.5 million half-bottles of manzanilla.
Seville's metro line 1 opened on 2 April 2009, and it is still the only line in service.
The big clubs close at 06:00 or 07:00: Antique Theatro, Fun Club, Sala Even and Occo at 07:00, Uthopia at 06:00. Terraces close between 01:00 and 04:00.
The Alameda de Hércules for bars and live music, Triana and Calle Betis for flamenco and the riverfront, and the Paseo de las Delicias for late cocktail terraces. The big club, Antique Theatro, is on La Cartuja.
No. It runs until 01:30 on Friday, Saturday and the eve of public holidays, and until 23:30 on other nights. After that, TUSSAM runs eight night bus lines, or you take a taxi.
Usually €10–20, often with a drink included. Fun Club charges €10 with one drink or two beers, and Antique Theatro €12–20.
At the commercial clubs, yes: smart or elegant dress and no sportswear. Fun Club also refuses trainers, shorts and sandals. The live rooms do not care.
Two weeks after Easter, for six days ending on a Sunday. In 2027 it runs from Tuesday 13 to Sunday 18 April on the fairground between Los Remedios and Tablada.
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