Seville is a city that shines with its own light during the day, but also offers endless possibilities to enjoy at night. From flamenco shows to terraces with views, including tapas bars and nightclubs, the Andalusian capital has plans for all tastes and ages. If you want to discover some of the best night plans in Seville, keep reading and take note.

Flamenco: the art of Seville

Flamenco is one of the most authentic and emblematic artistic expressions of Seville. Seeing a live singing, dancing and guitar show is a unique and unforgettable experience that you cannot miss if you visit the city. There are many flamenco tablaos where you can enjoy this art, but we recommend some of the most prestigious and popular:

Tablao Flamenco El Arenal: located in the Arenal neighborhood, near the Torre del Oro, this tablao offers two daily shows with top-level artists and an optional dinner with typical Andalusian dishes.

La Carbonería: located in the historic center, this place is one of the oldest and most authentic in Seville. Here you can see spontaneous and free flamenco performances in a bohemian and carefree atmosphere.

Casa de la Memoria: in the heart of the Santa Cruz neighborhood, this cultural space hosts quality, intimate flamenco shows every night, with a limited capacity and without microphones or amplifiers.

Terraces: the best views of Seville

Another night plan that you will love in Seville is to go up to one of its terraces and contemplate the illuminated city from above. In addition, you can have a drink or a cocktail in a relaxed and sophisticated atmosphere.

Tapas: the taste of Seville

Going out for tapas is a popular and fun way to dine in Seville, as it allows you to try different typical dishes and share them with your companions. In addition, it is a good way to get to know the nightlife in the different neighborhoods of the city. These are some of the best places for tapas in Seville:

Plaza del Salvador: this square is one of the liveliest meeting points in Seville, where you can find bars like El Tremendo, La Antigua or La Bodega, which offer classic tapas such as sirloin with whiskey, spinach with chickpeas or salmorejo.

Calle Betis: this street located on the banks of the Guadalquivir river is a very popular area for Sevillians to go out at night since it is the entrance to Triana. Here you can taste tapas such as fried fish, croquettes or Galician octopus in places like La Primera del Puente, Casa Cuesta or Casa Ruperto.

Alameda de Hércules: this wide square is the nerve center of the alternative and multicultural neighborhood of Alameda. Here you can find all kinds of tapas bars, from the most traditional to the most innovative, such as Eslava, Dúo Tapas or Al Aljibe.

As you can see, Seville has night plans for all tastes and ages. If you want to stay in a central, comfortable and charming hotel, we recommend the Hotel Cervantes, a four-star establishment located in a typical 19th-century Sevillian house. From here you can easily access all the places that we have mentioned and live the Sevillian night to the fullest.

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