Seville Things to Do

This new spot is situated in the recently reurbanised area in the traditional district of Triana, near to where Expo 92 took place. It has an exclusive atmosphere, and it is normally the meeting place before going on to other n... more

The heart of Triana, the ancient neighborhood of seafarers and gypsies, today casts it gaze on our neighboring country: Morocco, whose influence appears in places such as this tea-house. The authentic Moroccan decoration, made... more

Among the exhibitions of paintings, sculpture, collages, etc. displayed in Galería Félix Gómez, most of the works are painted murals, a genre typical of the 20s, when murals were more popular than paintings done on the more tra... more

The journey of The Three Kings, or Wise Men of Biblical history, is celebrated over two days in Seville as a joyous occasion. It's a major holiday where children are the center of the festivities as they receive gifts and candy... more

The local "tapa" tradition has a name: Casa Cuesta, known throughout Seville for being one of the oldest and best aged bars in Triana. It still has the same layout as it did 50 years ago, and, although it does offer a restauran... more

Managed by the city's Ayuntamiento (Town Hall), this theatre was recovered after the Universal Exhibition Expo '92. It also houses the Centro Andaluz de Danza. Its programming is specially aimed at children from Seville with t... more

This is one of the buildings that has most recently undergone work to modernise and redesign it to turn it into a gallery. The artwork on display tends to be contemporary Constructivist painting. These works of art seem to set... more

Situated in the center of Seville, very close to La Campana, this is an old cinema converted into a theatre after the decline of cinema at the end of the 70's. The playhouse maintains the flavor of old theatres, seats, decorati... more

Patio de la Diputacion is where many concerts and events take place. It is managed by the Diputacion de Sevilla, and is an important events space. more

The origin of the Seises goes back to the 16th century, as choirboys assisted at Mass and sang and danced to religious songs. Today, the children that form part of this liturgical tradition are part of Our Lady of the Kings Cho... more