Seville events & things to do in July 2027

Central Seville is shopping, tapas, and nightlife, with Las Setas, Salvador church, Calle Sierpes, Plaza Nueva, and Alfalfa bars packed together.

Macarena and Feria are market-and-procession districts, with Alameda de Hércules, Basilica de la Macarena, Feria market, and older residential streets.

Los Remedios is the Feria de Abril side of the river, while María Luisa adds Plaza de España, shade, museums, and ceremonial exposition avenues.

Aeropuerto Viejo has local stops such as Merkausado, a second-hand furniture store on Calle Gramil, and nightclubs like Bulla Sevilla and Sala Prive. For jewelry, Artisan World Ethnic is a popular choice among visitors.

Lively from morning to night, with numerous terraces in Plaza de la Alfalfa and nearby squares like Plaza de la Pescadería and Plaza del Salvador. It's a central meeting point for locals, with easy access to the Seville Cathedral and the surrounding historic sites.

A historic district known for its cobblestone streets and significant past as a major port area during the 16th and 17th centuries. Key landmarks include the Plaza de Toros and the Golden Tower, with plenty of restaurants and tapas bars nearby.

A quiet and safe area with numerous shopping opportunities, cafes, and restaurants. It's close to the Seville Cathedral and the Sevilla Canal.

A lively area with narrow streets filled with tapas bars, shops, and local markets like Mercado de Abastos. The Basilica de la Macarena and the historic wall are key landmarks, while Avenida de Miraflores offers parks and gardens for a relaxing stroll.

Barrio Leon features streets lined with orange trees and is close to the Church of San Gonzalo and Vega de Triana Park. It has a local atmosphere with shops, bars, and services, and is a short walk from the Triana Bridge.

Narrow streets filled with tapas bars and restaurants, including the Michelin-starred Abantal. It's close to major attractions like the Cathedral and Real Alcázar, with local markets and shops nearby, especially along Calle Mateos Gago.

Bellavista in Seville is defined by the Lagoh Shopping Center, offering a range of shopping mall experiences.

Quiet, tree-lined streets with one-story houses and gardens, providing a pleasant atmosphere. It's well-connected to downtown Seville by bus and metro.

This area features the Basilica de la Macarena and the lively Feria street market. The Alameda de Hércules, known for its bars and restaurants, is also nearby.

A working-class neighborhood with a lively atmosphere, featuring shops, bars, and a supply market. Calle Afán de Ribera is the main hub, where there is everything from pharmacies to tapas bars, and the area is known for its community feel and safety.

Santa Justa station is a short walk away, providing easy access to trains and buses, while the area features a Mercadona supermarket and various shops, bars, and restaurants. El Fontanal-María Auxiliadora-Carretera de Carmona is close to the historic center and the remains of the city walls, now a park.

Quiet and well-located, El Porvenir has easy access to Parque de María Luisa and Plaza de España, with plenty of bars and restaurants along Felipe II. The area features residential houses from the early 20th century and is close to the city center.

El Prado-Parque de María Luisa has local stops such as Plaza de España, Museo Arqueológico de Sevilla, and Premier Garden Cocktail Bar. The area features Terraza Alfonso, an outdoor restaurant on a shaded park terrace.

La Plaza de la Encarnación features the Metropol Parasol, a contemporary architectural project that has changed the area's image. Encarnación Regina is in the Old Town district, surrounded by historic buildings and streets, with Las Setas as a key cultural and commercial landmark.