The weekend is here, and with it comes leisure and the best plans the cultural calendar has to offer. Discover this selection of plans, some outdoors to make the most of Seville’s (almost always) sunny weather: getaways, dining out, openings, exhibitions, or premieres. In short, a list of options and alternatives so that this weekend, all you have to worry about is enjoying yourself in Seville.
Candlelight hoists its sails to illuminate some of the city’s most incredible locations , from the Seville Aquarium auditorium to the Casino de la Exposición. Seville, in this case, offers a full musical program every weekend as an integral part of its nightlife.
Materials and food included in the price
Cabinetmaker Isabelle Pradas and chef Pepa Santos (diezmesas) are behind Anclaje, creative retreats in the Sierra de Aracena and other experiences focused on craftsmanship and mindful eating.
In fact,on May 24,they’ve organized a creative workshop whereyou can transform your footwear. Throughout the day, you’ll be able to create your own new sandals using sneakers you no longer wear or that are broken.
No prior experience is required, and the package includes all materials,a picnic featuring homemade Mediterranean cuisine, and a dip in the Sierra de Aracena.
A gathering spot surrounded by nature todelve into craftsmanship, mindful eating, and relaxation.
Performances begin at 11:00 a.m.; you can find all the details on their social media.
Seville is once again becoming the epicenter of the nationalburgerscene. After taking Dos Hermanas by storm,The Champions Burger returns to Seville with its most exclusive edition: the “All Star” format.
This time, the idea isn’t to hunt for the best burger but to enjoy surefire favorites all in one place.The Magallanes Festival will bring together the most award-winning and acclaimed burger jointsfrom its six previous editions.
In Seville, artisans keep ancient crafts alive, from pottery to designer jewelry, making this city a top destination for those who love handcrafted pieces. In addition to the inspiring workshops, souks, and exhibitions, the 17th “Hecho en Sevilla” Creative Crafts Fair is now in its spring edition.
Organized by the Seville Artisans Federation (FAS) in collaboration with the City Council, this event has established itself as the perfect place for those seeking more than just a simple object.
The Muelle de las Delicias has become the epicenter of culinary events, making it possible to set up stalls, stands, and stages along the river and right in the heart of the city. It’s no surprise that “Latineando, ” the largest Latin cuisine festival, has chosen this location.
The event offers a journey through the flavors of Latin America, from Argentine barbecues to Peruvian cuisine, Caribbean cocktails, and live music.
To make the celebration even better, admission is free, and the event runs from May 14 to 24.
The Barenboim-Said Andalusian Public Foundation, affiliated with the Regional Ministry of Culture and Sports, is offering free concerts in the chapel of the Palacio de San Telmo. This is the 13th edition of the San Telmo Abierto music series, which runs from Friday, March 20, through May 29.
This intimate space, rich in history and heritage, hosts a concert organized by the foundationevery Friday at 7:30 p.m.
May catches up with the new events crowding the tail end of spring and looking ahead to the unstoppable start of summer. Plans that are increasingly evening-oriented, refreshing, and outdoors to make the most of a vibrant city like Seville. The Puppet Fair is one of the major cultural events taking place this month, opening on May 3.
This 46th edition of the festival will run through May 23 with free and affordable events in a wide-ranging program for the whole family.
In this article, we’ve compiled the major concerts Seville will host in the coming months. The first half of 2026 will bring renowned voices, chamber music series, and jazz that you can enjoy starting this very weekend. Check out the full schedule here.
The following concerts, among others, are scheduled for this weekend:
- Sidecars (Cartuja Center Cite): May 22
- Boris Brejcha: ( Pandora): May 22
- Rumba Canalla Night (Malandar): May 22
- Mala gestión & Cora Yako (Malandar): May 23
- Rebe (Malandar): May 24
- Bad Gyal (La Cartuja Olympic Stadium): May 29
In a city like Seville, where churches have ceased to multiply to make way for the proliferation of gastronomic temples, it was only to be expected that new dining concepts would join the scene, ready to surprise diners. And when it comes to the illustrious art of hanging out at the bar, Seville also has a lot to offer.
We step away from the table to get closer to the chef’s vibrant experience, right by the stoves, watching the dishes come together live or from the kitchen pass—14 must-visit spots to eat in Seville.
Seville is brimming with art, avant-garde, and innovation in these diverse exhibitions that foster a rich dialogue between artists and viewers. We’ve compiled what’s happening at various cultural centers, art galleries, and associations.
Catalan chef Iván Valero has a lot to say about lavish breakfasts and has brought the Catalan tradition of the esmorzar de forquilla to Seville at La Carmela.
A sort of hearty lunch, mid-morning if you will, that invites you to wash it down with a beer or a glass of wine.
Valero champions the ritual of breakfast with a fork and, to accompany it, offers a selection of artisanal breads baked in-house.
Pac-Man, Donkey Kong, or Super Mario. Those arcade machines from the ’80s where you’d spend hours playing without even blinking have reappeared in Seville in the form of Arcade Planet, a venue set up in Dos Hermanas with every arcade game you can imagine.
Or, in other words: Spain’s largest video game expo and one of the most important in all of Europe.
There’s something revolutionary about the way roast chickens bring people together, in Seville and other cities, for that Sunday ritual of forgetting about cooking and sharing a meal as simple as it is tasty. Even after the weekend is over, few excuses are needed to head to the local rotisserie and order a chicken roasted on a spit or over charcoal.
On busy days, the crowds come as no surprise. However, the best testament to quality are those spots where lines wrap around the corner even on weekdays. That’s why we’ve visited a handful of chicken joints on days when fewer customers are expected to see where Seville’s best chicken is served.
Planning a car route of less than 2 hours from Seville that guarantees fairytale villages, unique natural landscapes, and local cuisine at reasonable prices—thankfully—is not a difficult task. And in the Sierra de Grazalema Natural Park, designated as such in 1984, destinations abound.
In the westernmost part of the Baetic System, northeast of Cádiz and northwest of the province of Málaga, lies this Biosphere Reserve. Scattered across more than 53,000 hectares are a number of charming little mountain villages.
Rituals for Two at AIRE Ancient Baths
The renowned experiences offered by AIRE Ancient Baths are well-known to many, and having a temple in Seville is truly a privilege.
Oxygenating baths, serene pools nestled within 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 major draw—make AIRE Ancient Baths a surefire treat.
Stand-up Comedy in Seville
Whimsical, charming, or downright hilarious. The performing arts encompass a multitude of genres, and comedy—often maligned—promises the escape we may need as we settle into the routine that September brings.
Thus, Seville’s stages are filled with comedy events, stand-up shows, and open mics. Check out our article to find out what’s happening this weekend.
Seville surrenders to the noble art of tapas, a ritual that takes you from bite to bite and bar to bar to savor the tapas that define the city. In addition to the many restaurants, bars, and businesses dedicated to gastronomy, it’s clear to everyone that this city is one of the national leaders in tapas culture.
Seville invites you to explore its heritage while sampling its cuisine, often in the form of delicious tapas. These are our favorites and must-try spots.
The stretch comprising Amparo, José Gestoso, Javier Lasso de la Vega, Trajano, Amor de Dios, and Jesús del Gran Poder streets can be covered in just 15 minutes and is, in fact, Seville’s definitive gastronomic golden mile.
Two streets practically define a perimeter within which you can savor some of the city’s best restaurants.
It’s no longer a secret, and you don’t even have to leave these four streets. The city’s most promising culinary scene is taking shape right here .
The newly added Weekend Brunch at Only YOU Hotel Sevilla is one of the most appealing ways to kick off the weekend. Every Saturday and Sunday, enjoy this lavish feast (from 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM) featuring seven courses, cocktails, coffee, juice, and live music at one of the city’s most beautiful hotels.
We’ve compiled the timeless experiences awaiting you in the city beyond this weekend. Up to 50 suggestions to enjoy over a lifetime or on your next visit to the city. By the way, all of them are practically affordable for any budget.
Stroll through the center of Seville and discover the events that shook its inhabitants. You’ll learn a little more about the rich history of the Santa Cruz neighborhood. A guide will recount the events involving Romans, Arabs, Jews, and Christians, as well as some mysteries and ghosts. 15 stops and an interpretation of Seville’s history.
The most monumental of Seville’s palaces is also one of the most popular. During the summer, it hosts an interesting cultural program that extends into the first signs of autumn. In any case, exploring it is a must-see for both visitors and locals.
And doing so without waiting in lines , thanks to Fever, makes for one of the best options and a fantastic plan for this coming weekend in Seville.
