Seville - Bars & Nightlife
Seville is synonymous with nightlife, especially during the summer when people go out so late that the expression "early morning life" might be more appropriate. The party areas around Plaza Salvador Alfalfa Square don’t even get going until three or four in the morning.
The hippest area right now is Alameda de Hércules. This is where you will find bohemian chic bars such as El Habanilla, Bulebar and Platea, music clubs like Club, and the El Barón Rampante gay bar. Younger visitors might enjoy the Café del Mar, where nostalgic Ibiza tunes provide the soundtrack.
As a tourist, one should visit a couple of flamenco bars. A good one is La Arenal, at the corner of Pagé de Corro and Antillano Campos. The Flamenco performed here is said to be true to its roots, spontaneous, and full of real emotion.
Here are a few other bars:
El Rinconcillo
Seville’s oldest bar has been in business since 1670, and the bill is still written in chalk on the bar. They also serve good tapas.
Bestiario
From the beginning this was a street pub, and after several transformations, it is today a funky bar and club that continues to attract a crowd. The concept now is more lounge than pub.
B3
A place with lively atmosphere, famous DJs like Armin Van Buren, Erick Morillo, David Guetta, Robbie Rivera and many more. It is easy to find B3, less than half an hour’s drive away from the city.
El Tremendo
El Tremendo is a famous cervecería in Santa Catalina that specializes in one thing, and one thing only: cold beer! The glasses are larger and the beer colder, and this attracts the crowds for after work or to get the night started. Tables are set up along the corner of the street and you mingle with the rest of the people standing up as there are no chairs!
Sala Boss
Sala Boss - "Boss room" is a classic in the Seville nightlife. Theme parties, international Dj’s and concerts draw the crowds to this elegant night club.
