Written by Celine Fournier, David Garcia, Javier Garcia
30/08/2025
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Seville's drinking scene is lively and diverse, featuring everything from traditional taverns serving local wines and beers alongside tapas, to sophisticated cocktail bars and scenic rooftop terraces, often bustling with activity well into the night.
Entertainment and Music:
Seville’s music and entertainment scene is notably vibrant, characterized by its deep-rooted flamenco tradition and a diverse array of live music options, from intimate jazz clubs to energetic indie rock bars.
For an authentic flamenco experience, the Museo del Baile Flamenco is a highly regarded venue offering traditional shows that balance guitar, singing, and dancing in an intimate setting. Additionally, venues like Fun Club cater to a younger crowd with indie rock concerts and various music genres, while Club Jazz Corner provides a dedicated space for jazz, R&B, and country music performances.
1. The Second Room
Type: Cocktail Bar
Upon entering The Second Room, one is greeted by an elegant setting featuring velvet upholstery and unique decor. The atmosphere is sophisticated yet welcoming, perfect for an evening of expertly crafted cocktails. The skilled mixologists create visually appealing and delicious drinks, with garnishes that are both beautiful and tasty.
Getting There: Located very close to the Seville Cathedral, it is easily reachable by foot from most central areas of the city.
2. Querencia de Sevilla Rooftop Terrace
Type: Rooftop Bar
This rooftop terrace provides some of the most impressive panoramic views of Seville's skyline, including the Cathedral and Giralda. The ambiance is chic and spacious, offering a relaxed setting to enjoy drinks with an exceptional backdrop. It often feels like a hidden gem, providing ample space and comfortable seating.
Getting There: Situated on top of the Querencia de Sevilla hotel in the old town, it is a comfortable walk from the main historical landmarks.
3. Bar Alfalfa
Type: Traditional Tapas Bar
Bar Alfalfa offers a rustic and energetic atmosphere, embodying the lively spirit of a traditional Sevillian tapas bar. It is a fantastic spot to experience local culture, enjoy a glass of sangria or a local drink, and savor delicious tapas in a bustling environment.
Getting There: Found in the Alfalfa area, it is within easy walking distance from the Cathedral and other central attractions.
4. Gigante Bar
Type: Modern Cafe & Cocktail Bar
Gigante Bar transitions from a coffee house during the day to a modern, lively cocktail bar at night. Its decor has a fresh, coastal feel with an aqua and light wood theme. It is a popular spot in the Alameda de Hércules area, attracting a young crowd and offering excellent cocktails and cakes.
Getting There: Located in the Alameda de Hércules, a vibrant square in the San Lorenzo district. It is walkable from the city center, or a short taxi ride.
5. Las Golondrinas
Type: Traditional Tapas Bar (Triana)
Nestled in the traditional Triana neighborhood, Las Golondrinas offers an authentic local experience. It is renowned for its classic tapas, particularly the grilled pork loin (puntas de solomillo) and mushrooms with aioli, served in a lively and unpretentious setting. The atmosphere is genuinely local, perfect for those seeking a taste of Triana's character.
Getting There: Situated across the Guadalquivir River in Triana (specifically on Calle Pagés del Corro and Calle Antillanos Campos for its two locations). It is easily accessible by walking across the Puente de Isabel II (Triana Bridge) from the city center.
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