The weekend is here, and with it comes leisure and the best plans offered by the cultural agenda. Discover this handful of plans, some of them outdoors to make the most of Seville’s (almost always) sunny climate: getaways, gastronomic outings, openings, exhibitions, and premieres. In short, a list of options and alternatives so that this weekend you only have to worry about enjoying yourself in Seville.
‘Music for Hitler’ at the Cartuja Center

Carlos Hipólito, Kiti Mánver, Dani Muriel, and Marta Velilla head the cast of ‘Music for Hitler’, a play about the exile of musician Pau Casals after the Spanish Civil War.
“With all his resources and great determination, he devoted himself to helping thousands of compatriots crammed into nearby labor camps. In 1943, under Nazi occupation, the musical genius received a disturbing invitation to play before the Führer. Casals knew that refusing to do so could have terrible consequences. These dramatic events inspired the authors to write Music for Hitler, a moving text that recreates the personality of one of the greatest artists of the 20th century.”

Candlelight raises its candles to illuminate some of the city’s most incredible locations. Seville, in this case, offers a full musical program every weekend as one of the essential parts of its nightlife.
These are the musical events awaiting us for the coming weekends in September in Seville:
‘Chico Glamour’ by Pablo Ibarburu and other monologues

Pablo Ibarburu presents his second show, Chico Glamour, which can be enjoyed in Seville this Friday along with a myriad of other shows in various locations.
You can check out the full program of open mics and stand-up comedy for the season in this article.

This month , the Royal Artillery Factory is premiering ‘Artillera’, an ambitious project by Seville City Council to consolidate the city as an “artistic benchmark in southern Europe.” Coordinated by the Department of Tourism and Culture and produced by David Linde, the cycle seeks to connect local creators with the most avant-garde national trends.
The calendar kicks off on January 25 with Severine Beata’s sound experiment.

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FUNBOX’s presence in Seville is evident in 4,000 square meters with jumping areas scattered throughout 10 different play areas. A trip back to childhood or a fantasy that comes to life in exciting inflatable attractions, slides, and challenging mazes.
After touring other Spanish cities, Seville welcomes this promising experience between November 29 and January 25, 2026, at the Recinto Ferial.

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‘Naturaleza Encendida’ (Nature on Fire), the acclaimed light show that comes to various Spanish cities every year, is doing the same in the gardens of the Real Alcázar in Seville until March 15. This edition focuses on the fifth centenary of the wedding of Charles V and Isabella of Portugal.
The tour, which lasts approximately 45 minutes, comprises seven areas that integrate light and symbolism. It is accessed via the Patio de Banderas, through the Puerta del Apeadero, and the exit is on the Paseo de Catalina de Ribera.

Seville is filled with art, avant-garde, and innovation in these varied exhibitions that offer a rich debate between artists and spectators. We compile what’s going on in various cultural centers, art galleries, and associations.
Nourishing Argan Foam Ritual at AIRE Ancient Baths

The renowned experiences offered by AIRE Ancient Baths are known to many, and having a temple in Seville is a real privilege.
Oxygenating baths, serene pools enclosed in a 16th-century palace in the heart of the Santa Cruz neighborhood, and exquisite massages. This and more—its infinity pool overlooking the Giralda is another of its great attractions—make AIRE Ancient Baths an infallible gift.
For the sunny and hot season, AIRE centers are exclusively launching the Nourishing Argan Foam ritual. Ideal for relaxing and repairing your skin after the holidays. It is an experience that begins with aromatherapy: a few drops of cedar essential oil, whose woody notes will immerse you in a state of pure relaxation.
This is followed by a body massage with argan oil, which includes a jade roller facial and culminates in a scalp massage to revitalize the hair from within.
The tour culminates in the various baths offered by this temple of well-being, which will delight visitors this season.

The newly added Weekend Brunch at Only YOU Hotel Sevilla is one of the most appealing ideas to kick off the weekend. This sumptuous feast is held on Saturdays and Sundays (from 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.) and includes seven courses, cocktails, coffee, juice, and live music in one of the most beautiful hotels in the city.

In this article, we compile the major concerts that Seville will host in the coming months. The first half of 2025 will bring renowned voices, chamber music cycles, and jazz that you can enjoy starting this weekend. Check out the full program here.

We’ve compiled a list of timeless plans that await you in the city beyond the weekend. Up to 50 suggestions to enjoy throughout your life or on your next visit to the city. And what’s more, they’re all affordable for practically any budget.

Stroll through the center of Seville and discover the events that shook its inhabitants. You will learn a little more about the great history of the Santa Cruz neighborhood. A guide will tell you about the events involving Romans, Arabs, Jews, and Christians, as well as some mysteries and ghosts. Fifteen stops and an interpretation of the history of Seville.

The most monumental of Seville’s palaces is also one of the busiest. During the summer, it hosts an interesting cultural program that lasts until the first signs of autumn. In any case, discovering it is a must for visitors and locals alike.
And doing so without waiting in line with Fever is one of the best options and a great plan for this coming weekend in Seville.