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Best Nightlife in Seville (2026)

Seville's evenings start late, and most people head out after a dinner that begins at around half past nine. A good way to begin is with a drink as the sun goes down. La Terraza del EME, on the roof of a hotel directly opposite the Cathedral, has one of the best views in the city of the Giralda, and Bar Americano in the Hotel Alfonso XIII offers a more refined, historic setting for an aperitif.

Flamenco is the heart of the city's nightlife for many visitors. La Carbonería, a sprawling bar on the edge of Santa Cruz, holds short live performances most nights, and the audience is expected to stay silent while the artists play. Across the river in Triana, Casa Anselma opens around midnight for spontaneous sevillanas and flamenco led by the owner and her regulars, with no cover charge. For something unusual, Garlochí near the Alfalfa is decorated wall to wall with Holy Week imagery and serves a famous sparkling wine and grenadine cocktail. Music fans should check the programme at Sala Fun Club on the Alameda de Hércules, a live music venue since the 1980s. Carry some cash, as smaller bars may not take cards, and use licensed taxis late at night.

6 places · Updated November 12, 2026

Our top 3 nightlife in Seville

  1. La Terraza del EME Rooftop cocktail bar, CentroThe rooftop bar of the EME Catedral Mercer hotel, facing the Cathedral and the Giralda, with cocktails, cold tapas and DJs on Friday and Saturday nights.
  2. La Carbonería Flamenco and music bar, Santa CruzA sprawling bar in a former coal yard on the edge of Santa Cruz, open every night with live music, short flamenco performances and an informal crowd.
  3. Casa Anselma Flamenco bar, TrianaA small, late-night Triana bar where the owner, Anselma, leads spontaneous sevillanas and flamenco, with no cover charge and a packed local crowd.

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2. La Carbonería

Flamenco and music bar$Santa Cruz

A sprawling bar in a former coal yard on the edge of Santa Cruz, open every night with live music, short flamenco performances and an informal crowd.

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3. Casa Anselma

Flamenco bar$Triana

A small, late-night Triana bar where the owner, Anselma, leads spontaneous sevillanas and flamenco, with no cover charge and a packed local crowd.

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4. Garlochí

Themed late-night bar$$Alfalfa

A late-night bar opened in 1978 and decorated wall to wall with Holy Week imagery, known for its Sangre de Cristo cocktail of sparkling wine and grenadine.

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5. Bar Americano

Hotel cocktail and wine bar$$$$Santa Cruz

The Art Deco wine and cocktail bar of the historic Hotel Alfonso XIII, a stylish setting for a pre-dinner drink beside the Alcázar and the university.

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6. Sala Fun Club

Live music club$Alameda de Hércules

A long-running live music club on the Alameda de Hércules, a reference for Seville's rock and indie scene since the 1980s, hosting concerts and tribute nights.

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