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 Foreigners delight |
Calle Siete Revueltas 35 Seville 41004 Spain |
Decorated in good taste and old-fashioned style with great lighting, this pub has gained a reputation over the years as a meeting point on Seville nights, especially for lovers of tranquility and good music allowing you to talk over it if you wish. Situated in a cul-de-sac in the center of the old part of the city, the bar offers any cocktail or alcoholic beverage you can think of. It is frequented by foreigners who are sometimes surprised by a live musical performance. On weekends this pub is full to bursting point, so the best day to go is Thursday. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Ten screens in shopping centre |
Ronda del Tamarguillo esq Av de la Paz Seville 41006 Spain +34 95 465 7180 |
With 10 screens, this cinema is in a shopping centre in the south of Seville. The screens are small with less than 200 seats in each, but it has the very latest sound systems, Dolby Digital Stereo and DTS. It also has ramps for wheelchair access and disabled toilets. It is part of a large shopping centre where you can also find every type of clothing shop, sportswear and bars where every type of Andalusian tapas is available. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 20th century painting and sculpture |
Avenida Américo Vespucio 2 Isla de la Cartuja Seville 41092 Spain +1 34 955 03 70 70 http://www.caac.es/ |
Located in an 18th century building, this contemporary art museum holds various collections that bring together numerous trends in painting and sculpture from the 20th century. Among the works here, you can admire collages, introduced by Juan Gris with his famous Cubist work Vaso, Botella y Periódico (Vase, Bottle, and Newspaper), in addition to diverse tendencies, from surrealism and expressionism to realist, abstract, futurist, or Dadist styles, by young artists who challenge your understanding and increase your appreciation for contemporary Andalusian art. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 Memoirs from the 'discovery' of America |
Avenida de la Constitución Seville 41001 Spain +34 95 422 5158 |
The Renaissance style, quadrangular floor and large central patio are perhaps the most important characteristics of the Archivo General de Indias (General Archives of the Indies). In 1785 King Carlos III decided to transform the city's fish market into an archive for documents and testimonies from the New World, which up until then had been scattered throughout various territories. In this building, a meeting place for researchers, nearly 40,000 documents that deal with the first expeditions to the New World, from the moment of the 'discovery' to the 19th Century, are carefully filed, making the Archivo a cornerstone for research of this historical period. A visit here is a trip through the development of trade between Seville and the New World, especially with the 'Old and New World Commerce' exhibit. In the surroundings of the Archivo, you can enjoy views of the catedral, Giralda (La), Santa Cruz neighborhood, and Reales Alcázares (Los). Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Twelve screens |
Avenida de Andalucía Seville 41020 Spain +34 95 425 4488 |
With 12 screens in the main road from Malaga and Granada. It has Dolby Digital Stereo and DTS sound systems. The theaters are medium-sized and the screens are small. It has a lift but the toilets are not accessible to wheelchairs. The cinema forms part of a shopping center where you can find all types of shops, including Pryca Hypermarket, clothing shops, sports shops, a children's play area and restaurants serving many types of tapas. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 The best Flamenco |
Calle Rodo 7 Seville 41001 Spain +34 95 421 6492 |
Flamenco stage in the heart of Sevilla that offers a dance production featuring regional professionals. Located in an original building from the 18th Century and thoroughly decorated in genuine Andalusian style. Among its many awards is the prestigious honor given by the New York Times as one of the best Flamenco establishments in the city. Two dinner seatings are offered every evening, at 9:30p and 10:30p, during which the attractive and varied show takes place. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Five screens - no dubbing |
Calle Marqués de Paradas 15 Seville 41001 Spain +34 95 438 0157 |
This is the only five-screen cinema in Seville that shows films with subtitles and not dubbed. It has Dolby Digital Stereo and THX sound system. The theaters are medium-sized and the screens are small. It does not have wheelchair access. This cinema can be found in the upmarket area of Seville close to the hotels built for Expo '92, and next to Museo de Bellas Artes de Sevilla and the shopping centre Plaza de Armas. It is very close to the Guadalquivir river and the Plaza de Armas bus station. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 High-class bingo hall |
Ronda de Capuchinos 19 Seville 41008 Spain +34 95 435 8661 |
This is one of the city's biggest and most prestigious bingo parlours. It offers plenty of attractions for all bingo fans, and you can even enjoy excellent service from the cafeteria while the lucky ball is spinning. For the very ambitious, their Accumulated Bingo games can reach as high as five million pesetas for the big prize. If you want an exciting night with the numbers, this bingo hall has an exhilarating atmosphere and a dynamic organization. There is also private indoor parking available, with direct access into the hall. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Selective atmosphere |
Calle Felipe II 12-14 Seville 41013 Spain |
The southern part of Seville offers a selective bingo hall, with all the attractions you'll need to spend an enjoyable evening playing a few games. The hall is located in one of the most well known streets of the "El Porvenir" neighborhood and offers free parking in Valparaíso Street. Their dining facilites are acceptable, but nearby you can also find a plethora of good bars and restaurants. In addition, the hall offers an adjacent room with video game machines. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Enchantment of the Flamenco stage |
Calle Gonzalo de Bilbao 10 Seville 41013 Spain +34 95 441 3651 |
The show takes place on a flamenco stage, where you can enjoy a night of genuine Andalusian folklore, with pure flamenco dance numbers by classical dancers and local figures of Spanish song. While you eat dinner or drink a cocktail you will be entertained by well-known performers that represent the local styles of Seville. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Alternative atmosphere, all day long |
Alameda de Hércules 83 Seville 41002 Spain +34 95 490 1954 |
This cafeteria-bar enjoys an ample spectrum of clientele. Often frequented by homosexuals, the atmosphere here is very avant-garde, with the most modern people in town. Starting at midday they serve tapas (hors-d'ouevre sized portions of local and traditional food), all vegetarian and very original. Later, after your afternoon coffee or tea, they will serve you whatever you desire. The music is the best thing here, if you like trip hop and other new musical trends. The nights here can be wild, with a mix of all types of people looking to meet new friends. Here it will be easy for you to do so. And every Wednesday they treat you to some type of show--musical, theatre, or comedy--that always seems to bend the rules a little. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Music and a Metropolitan Atmosphere |
Calle Vulcano 4 Seville 41002 Spain |
Located in the City Centre, in the popular Alameda de Hercules, there are several coffee shops and clubs which have very characteristic styles. They are the places where people going to write, read a book while drinking a coffee or to listen jazz; amongst these cafes stands out the Cafe Sonoro. It's a little hidden place that is small but a true gem of a coffee shop. Its outside terrace is usually very crowded when the weather is cooperating, and the inside has a sort of cosmopolitan feel to it with a soft lighting throughout. The club also offers popular music, at least for jazz lovers. There is also an impressive tea menu as well. Café Sonoro stays open late, so you can drink a coffee into the wee hours of the morning. -Joaquín Montaño Review © 2007, Wcities |
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A Bar for the Whole Day |
Luis Montoto, 14 Seville 41003 Spain +34 954 53 43 80 |
Café Bar Montoto 14 is really an atypical and multi-purpose place. It has a minimalist style, which makes for a very comfortable atmosphere, but what they offer is not minimalist at all! In the morning, breakfast is served and accompanied by very chilled-out music. Later on in the day, tapas begin to appear: Vegetable Meatball, Fish Cake and other original dishes will delight you as a customer. And, at night another change takes place, with beer, drinks and blaring Rock n' Roll. Live music is performed every Thursday. Café Bar Montoto 14 is truly a bar for the whole day. -Joaquin Montano Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Cosmopolitan entertainment and flamenco shows |
Calle Levíes 18 Seville 41004 Spain +34 95 421 4460 |
An atmospheric and versatile venue located in a converted coalyard that organizes exhibitions of paintings, poetry recitals, concerts and live flamenco performances. It's divided into three sections. There's a cozy bar set around a huge open fire. There's a typical Andalusian patio, and there's a large open bar area with trestle tables and benches that has a small stage where you can see and hear flamenco. It's popular with foreigners and bohemian Spaniards. You have to wander around the narrow old streets of the Santa Cruz district for a while before you find it hidden away in an alley. The bars serve a wide range of beers, wines and spirits. You can order tapas or try the specialty grilled meats. There is a regular calendar of shows, exhibitions, and singing and dancing classes. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Flamenco & Tapas |
Calle Pagés del Corro 49 Seville 41010 Spain |
At exactly Midnight, the light switch is turned off and Anselma (the owner) sings the Salve, one of the most famous flamenco songs there are. It's really a magical moment for any visitor in the city. Before and after this moment the guitars and the flamenco singing never stop. The crowd at Casa La Anselma has been known to participate in the show as well. Everybody can dance sevillanas or rumbas if they dare. Casa La Anselma also has a delectable tapas menu, so you can taste cured ham and another traditional dishes, such as pisto or caldereta, when your legs get tired of dancing. The club has a decor based in flamenco art. -Joaquín Montaño Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Arabic charm, along with with teas and music |
Calle Pelay Correa 83 Seville 41010 Spain +34 95 427 4885 |
Don't cry if you do not have the time or money to visit Morocco. Just stop by, and it won't take great imagination to pretend that you're already there. Decorated like a tea room, the atmostphere and magic are Moroccan. The pleasure of being seated on a sofa on rugs and tasting good tea makes it possible for you to feel surrounded by Arabic charm. So far, yet so close. Furthermore, they offer you live music, theatre, exhibitions, shows and conferences. Specialising in flavoured, aphrodisiac and curative teas; milkshakes; liqueurs; Arabic cakes and sweets. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Multitudinous atmosphere and exclusive decor |
Paseo de las Delicias Seville 41013 Spain +34 95 434 465 |
Here the most traditional young Sevillians come together every weekend, packing the place until dawn. In the afternoon, college students from the nearby universities meet up for a quick drink and a snack, waiting for the crazy nights to get underway. Located in a privileged location in an area populated by the pavilions from the 1929 Exposition, the terrace offers views of the Guadalquivir River, while the inside is decorated in exclusive style by local artists, making it one of the most tasteful and colourful bars around. The music is usually varied and once in a while a DJ mixes it up. In addition, they offer a monthly program of shows. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 Theatrical representations for children |
Calle Crédito 11 Seville 41002 Spain +34 95 490 0164 |
Since 1991 the Alameda Theatre has directed its shows to audiences comprised of children and adolescents. The specialization arrived from the need to fill the void in this sector in Seville and Andalusia. In fact, in Spain there are only five theatres of this type. This way, participation of schools in activities for school-aged children is increased. Each year about 60000 spectators visit the Alameda Theatre, as do more than 60 companies and about 200 shows. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Commercial films in open air |
Calle Menéndez y Pelayo 32 Menéndez y Pelayo, 32 Seville 41003 Spain http://www.dipusevilla.es/ |
Some public institutions such as the Diputacion of Seville have taken responsibility for summer cinemas, which were numerous in decades past but have now all but disappeared. The Provincial Diputacion of Seville now holds this activity within its grounds, showing the most popular films that were shown in commercial cinemas in the previous autumn and winter as well as subtitled films, to the notable enthusiasm of the public. The admission fee is very low. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Classic films in the open air |
Calle San Fernando 4 San Fernando, 4 Seville 41004 Spain |
One of the greatest traditions in Andalusia is to go to an open air cinema to enjoy the pleasant temperature of the summer nights. The commercial summer cinemas have practically all closed, so this activity now continues mainly thanks to public institutions. The University of Seville has done this for many years, dedicating its screens to classic films, on many occasions silent films. During May and June it runs a series of films based on different themes. The project, very successful amongst university students, has the collaboration of the Association of Writers and Filmmakers of Andalusia (ASECAN). The price of entrance is around 300 pesetas. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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An alternative cinema |
Avenida Blas Infante 4 Seville 41011 Spain +34 95 445 9599 |
Belonging to the UGT Union, this is one of the few cinemas in Seville dedicated to alternative cinema. Its program is very different from that offered in commercial cinemas, with screenings during the weekends. They regularly run a series of films devoted to specific directors or styles of cinema during the year. It is usually closed during the summer months. Both the cinema and the toilets have disabled access. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Five Screens |
Calle Centro Comercial Plaza de Armas Plaza de Armas, s/n Seville 41006 Spain +34 95 439 1012 |
This cinema has 5 screens of between 125 and 240 tiered seats each, Dolby Digital Stereo, SDDS and DTS sound systems; it also has ramps and a lift for disabled access and disabled toilets. It is a completely modern cinema, incorporated within the shopping centre Plaza de Armas next to a multitude of diverse shops: clothing, sportswear, computers, music, photography, etc. In this shopping centre, you will find fast food restaurants and restaurants serving typically Andalusian dishes. You can also visit the Museum of Fine Arts of Seville here, and it is very close to the Guadalquivir River and the bus station Plaza de Armas. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Nine modern screens |
Avenida de España 1 Seville, Seville 41700 Spain +34 95 567 5074 |
With nine screens and Dolby Digital Stereo, SDDS, and DTS sound systems, this cinema has disabled access and toilets. It is a completely modern cinema for the 21st century. Located in the neighboring town of Dos Hermanas (only 12 kilometers from Seville) within a shopping center designed exclusively for your enjoyment and leisure. Amongst its facilities are playrooms for children of all ages, pubs and video rental shop. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Royal Symphony Orchestra of Seville |
Avenida de la Republica Argentina 25 Paseo de Colón, 22 Seville 41011 Spain +34 95 422 3344 http://www.rossevilla.com/ |
The Royal Symphony Orchestra of Seville (ROSS), one of the best musical companies in Spain, offers the traditional Extraordinary Christmas Concert in the Theatre of the Maestranza, and it has become a must for classical music lovers. The quality of the ROSS is often coupled with a feature soloist or prestigious choral group from Europe invited to join the event. This serves to make the concert even more worthwhile and interesting, and a true beginning to the Christmas celebration that is well received by music-loving Sevillian audiences. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Two screens |
Calle Pagés del Corro y Salado Seville 41010 Spain +34 95 427 8064 http://www.cineciudad.com/ |
One of the few cinemas located in the Triana district. It has two small screens with 100 seats in each. Originally it used to be where they showed VO (subtitled) films instead of dubbing them. Now you will find it a little neglected in the quality of the sound and the image. It does not have wheelchair access. It's very close to the Guadalquivir river and the centre of Sevillian nightlife at the weekends. Close to the cinema you will be able to find pubs and restaurants of national and international reputation. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 A Chalcolithic settlement |
Plaza de España 9 Casa de la Cultura Seville, Seville 41907 Spain |
The set of dolmens in the Valencina de la Concepcion district of Seville can be found on a hill in Aljarafe. The dolmens date from 2000 B.C., that is, the Eneolithic or Chalcolithic period, the transition period between the Stone Age and the Bronze Age. This is therefore a set of dolmens that date from a relatively late prehistoric period. There are about 20 dolmens in this area. You can visit one called La Pastora with a 46m-long passage and a shorter one known as Matarrubilla. To round off your visit to the monument, you can watch a short film in the Casa de Cultura in Valencina de la Concepcion where you can also see an exhibition of the objects found during excavation work. Visits must be arranged by telephone. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Children's puppet theatre |
Calle Crédito 11 Crédito, 11 Seville 41002 Spain +34 95 4900164 |
Stemming from the idea that children don't always have easy access to puppet theaters, this fair hopes to provide a venue for this creative and playful theatrical art. Companies from all over the world meet during the month of May, and after 19 years running, it has become one of the most important in Europe. The fair offers a varied program that enables children to learn while they have fun. The Alameda Theatre transforms itself into the best possible stage for the Puppet Fair. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Baroque music concerts |
Avenida María Luisa Seville 41013 Spain +34 95 459 0853 |
In March, the stage of the classic Lope de Vega Theatre, one of the city's main cultural centers, welcomes this concert series that transforms Seville into the European capital of Baroque music. Prestigious musical groups from the international scene come together in this festival, whose long standing is guaranteed by the success of its 17 previous editions. Among the groups that have visited this festival are the New London Consort, the Academie führ Alte Musik Berlin, and the Ness Chamber Ochestra. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Classic theatre representations |
Santiponce Santiponce Seville 41970 Spain |
Itálica, in the Sevillian township Santiponce, 8 kilometers from the capital city, is one of the most important sites of ruins in Andalusia. Roman city, founded by Scipio and birthplace of the future emperors Trajano and Adriano, the ruins consist of the base of the amphitheater, thermal baths, a theater, and various buildings with mosaic decoration. All this makes for a special backdrop for the celebration of a Classical Theatre Festival. The festival began right here in Itálica, but now includes various stages throughout the Sevillian province. Representations of Greek and Roman works are held in the outskirts of the Itálica ruins. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Open air opera shows |
Pasaje del Ateneo 5 Pasaje del Ateneo, 5, 3º D Seville 41001 Spain |
Seville has become a popular venue for opera lovers over the last few years mainly due to the opening of the Maestranza Theatre. Alongside performances at this new theater, a popular open air Opera Festival takes place during September in various locations around the city. The Association of Friends of the Opera organizes the event along with a range of parallel activities including performances of belle canto. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Famous for constructivist paintings |
Plaza del Triunfo 1 Seville 41004 Spain |
This is one of the buildings that has most recently undergone work to modernise and redesign it to turn it into a gallery. The artwork on display tends to be contemporary Constructivist painting. These works of art seem to set out in practice the basic concepts of Constructivism. The paintings belonging to this genre are characterised by their geometric shapes and the strict sense of order reflected in them. In spite of being representational, they sometimes come close to abstract art because they are so schematic. Color is one of the most important elements, since it helps to establish order in the composition. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Varguard art |
Calle San José 10 Seville 41004 Spain +34 95 456 4271 |
Since its opening, the Cavacanem Gallery has chosen to exhibit an essentially eclectic mix of work. It is a project committed to young people and to the development of contemporary art. This space is used to promote a varied group of artists with very different backgrounds and influences, and has exhibitions that change every fortnight including everything from paintings, sculptures and glass to collages and performances, where modern, creative and vanguard are the watchwords. In this gallery, you can enjoy the newest tendencies in contemporary art thanks to the new young artists who exhibit here. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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The most varied styles and influences |
Calle Goles 44 Seville 41002 Spain +34 95 490 2259 |
This gallery features styles ranging from classic to abstract art. The building, which is located on the banks of the Guadalquivir river, has three floors, one for each room, and these are linked by a spiral staircase. The exhibitions usually last about 15 days. In keeping with the art generally produced by Sevillian artists, the gallery tends to have more sculpture than other works on display, especially pieces using materials such as wood, bronze and iron. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Concentrates on murals |
Calle Castelar 40 Seville 41003 Spain +34 95 491 5668 |
As well as the exhibitions of paintings, sculpture, collages, etc. displayed in this gallery, most of the works are painted murals, a genre typical of the 20s when murals were more popular than paintings done on the more traditional easel. The work of young artists who use this style shows a great desire to express and reflect the magnitude of social scenes, and they challenge the observer to study and appreciate them. The temporary exhibitions tend to last about 20 days and are then replaced by new work. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Exhibitions of landscape paintings |
Calle de Guzmán el Bueno 9 Seville 41004 Spain +34 95 422 5726 |
The artwork in this gallery, which rotates every two months or so, tends to belong to the Impressionist, Post-Impressionist or Symbolist schools. In the landscapes you can observe a predilection for light and the use of a wide range of colours, including for the garden scenes. You can also admire the use of thick paintwork and light brush strokes that gives the composition a great feeling of movement. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Large paintings |
Calle Zaragoza 26 Seville 41003 Spain +34 95 422 8501 |
Young artists of all nationalities show off their best work in this gallery. The exhibitions usually last a month. A type of informal painting style, consisting of abstract language is what you can see on the walls of this gallery. They are large works measuring about 195x130 centimeters and are painted using different colors. The strength of the brush work can be compared to that of abstract expressionist artists. You can observe the artist's personal interpretations in these works. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Surrealist and abstract paintings and sculptures |
Calle General Castaños 30 Seville 41001 Spain +34 95 421 9358 |
A great number of exhibitions have been put on in this gallery. They last about 25 days, and you can enjoy the displays of Surrealist paintings by young artists, sculpture that is usually abstract in style and often uses materials such as iron or painted concrete, and drawings that are usually very personal in style. In these exhibitions you can see how there are increasing numbers of young artists exploring the most innovative forms of art, and who then go on to enjoy great success in the different artistic fields.Inside the gallery, you can apply to buy a particular work on display. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Mainly collages |
Calle Mármoles 12 Seville 41004 Spain +34 95 421 4874 http://www.galeriarafaelortiz.... |
As well as the varied artistic styles on display, the Rafael Gallery is also noted for its collage exhibitions. Many artists have displayed their work here, and the exhibitions tend to last about 15 days. The most often-used technique is collage, using pieces of newspapers, magazines, labels, playing cards and even three-dimensional elements, with a huge range of possibilities, and mind-expanding compositions. You can also see other forms of art in various styles such as painting, photography, engravings and comics. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Exhibition of abstract art |
Calle De Miguel Cid 80 Seville 41002 Spain |
This gallery in the centrally-located San Lorenzo area has put on more than 200 exhibitions, the majority of which have been of paintings and photographs, and on occasion sculptures and performances. The exhibitions change every 20 days. There has been a common strand linking them all, and the predominant tendency is abstract more than representational art; above all there is a preference for personal styles. As well as enjoying the art, you can also have a drink and try some typical Sevillian food in the bar downstairs. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Landscape photography |
Pasaje Mallol 10 Seville 41003 Spain +34 95 441 6526 |
In this gallery, works are exhibited for about a month. There are a large number of landscape photographs on display; you can see photos of forests and of the sea and mountains, all with natural light, making you feel close to nature. There are also cityscapes: streets, shops, offices. You feel almost like you are on a journey, transported to places of such natural beauty, and then you find yourself back in the real world, looking at the routine of daily life. Looking at these photos, you can imagine yourself for a few moments actually in the places you see depicted. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Oil paintings |
Calle Mariano de Cavia 4 Seville 41001 Spain +34 95 456 1084 |
The technique most often-used by the artists who exhibit in this gallery is that of oil on canvas. The exhibitions last about two months. These young artists show marked influences from the Vanguardism of the 1930's. The paintings can almost be described as abstract, and use a limited range of colours. There are also exhibitions of representational art, including still-lifes and landscapes, with personal touches such as using thick paint work. The use of colour is interesting especially in the landscapes, as the artists almost always choose tones from the same range of colours. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Mainly Surrealist paintings |
Calle Virgen de Luján 39 Seville 41011 Spain |
This gallery exhibits a great number of works by a number of different artists. The exhibitions last one month. Among the many styles on display here, you can see fantastical and surreal iconographs that have the ability to transport the observer to a dream-like world, just as Dalí did with his work. There are faces and people in these pictures that are like monsters, although they do not cause fear nor unpleasant feelings, since the imaginative young artists responsible for them manage to give them an ironic twist. The pictures also contain strange configurations and elements such as flowers and plants that use a wide range of colours full of contrasts. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Photograph exhibitions, contemporary art |
Calle Gloria 9 Seville 41004 Spain |
You can find various different styles of artwork in this gallery, including paintings, comics, stories, sculptures, engravings, etc., but what really predominates are the photographs. The exhibitions are usually on show here for about a month. The photographs on display include examples of different styles, from black and white portraits to landscapes. You can also enjoy the montages by imaginative, contemporary artists whose work plays tricks on the eye of the observer. The gallery is divided up into different rooms where you can find anything from photographs to sculptures. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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City of the Roman Empire |
Avenida de Extremadura 2 Seville, Seville 41970 Spain |
This archaeological site called Itálica was a Roman city founded by Scipio more than 2,200 years ago. It's an impressive area where you can see some real marvels of Roman culture like mosaics, a theatre, Roman baths and a majestic amphitheatre where the famous gladiator fights once took place. Itálica is the birthplace of the Roman emperors Trajano and Adriano. It's worth also visiting Seville's Archeological Museum in the Plaza de América. There's a regular bus service to the site from the Plaza de Armas bus station and there are good bars and restaurants nearby where you can sample fine local food. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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In the mood for jazz |
41 Calle Rodio Seville, Seville 41015 Spain +34 (0)954 36 0982 http://www.jazzcornersevilla.com/ |
For a strictly jazz experience, head to this local favorite. Jazz Corner's ambiance and music spell complete devotion to jazz. The bar is the work of architect Pilar Hernaiz and shaped to resemble Chet Atkins' Gibson, it's the perfect setting for a night of jazz and nightcaps. With concerts and jam sessions by regional artists, Jazz Corner is Seville's best offering in live jazz. If bass guitars and saxophones excite you, you've just found your paradise! Review © 2007, Wcities |
 House owned by the Alba family |
Calle Dueñas 5 Seville 41003 Spain +34 95 422 0956 |
This palace is the property and residence of the Duchess of Alba, the person with the most noble titles in Spain. The Machado brothers were born here, and this fact is depicted in the painted tiles on the palace's outside walls, otherwise built of brick. Although it is not open to the public, it is worth having a look at from the outside. Its central location means that you are likely to walk past it on a stroll through the centre anyway. The palace gate is a typical place to have your photo taken, with the flower-filled courtyard in the background. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Irish pub with Dublin's own food and drink |
Plaza de Cuba 2 Seville 41011 Spain +34 95 427 4198 |
In the well known Plaza de Cuba, where the San Telmo Bridge ends, you can unexpectedly find an authentic and genuine Irish tavern.The decoration, primarily wood and dressed in green, makes you feel as if you were inside any given Dublin pub. They serve all types of food, as well as typical Irish cuisine and international fare, and of course, they have the unbeatable Guinnes stout on tap. You can also get a coffee here for the afternoon snack, and, once in a while, they will surprise you with a live acoustic act by an Anglo-saxon musician. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Cocktails, magic, and optical illusion |
Calle Virgen de las Montañas 18 Seville 41011 Spain |
This pub adds magic and optical illusion to the pleasure of having a few cocktails. In the more modern section of Triana you will find this small cocktail bar that every Friday and Saturday night offers high quality magic shows. This establishment has been a springboard for magicians who first shone on this stage.But the best part comes on Sundays:open hypnosis session. The charm and draw mainly stem from the fact that every night something new and unforgettable will happen. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Attractive and prestigous, day and night |
Calle Canalejas 12 Seville 41001 Spain +34 95 421 4389 |
In front of the Hotel Colón, one of the best five-star hotels in Seville, you can find this establishment, open almost 24 hours a day and known for being the usual stomping grounds of the Prince of Asturias and the Princesses when they were single and would visit the city of the Giralda Tower. The breakfasts, lunches, dinners, and cocktails at night are served with great style. Large variety of dishes, wines, and international beers, and, usually, theme parties and live shows. The summer terrace is also an attractive alternative to the summer heat. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Modern systems |
Alameda de Hércules Seville 41002 Spain http://www.cineciudad.com |
The Multiscreen Cinema Alameda is one of the leading cinema complexes in Spain. Its four screens are equipped with the most up-to-date sound and projection systems such as THX and Dolby Digital Stereo. Located in the distinctive Alameda, where from the early hours on Sundays you can enjoy a very interesting market. A variety of products from antiques to the most daring items make this place a very exciting market in which to go shopping. The area around the Alameda also stands out for its atmospheric bohemian bars, serving traditional tapas and their characteristic beers. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Trade fair for Easter Week brotherhoods |
Glorieta Palacio de Exposiciones y Congresos Avenida Alcalde Luis Uruñuela Seville 41020 Spain +34 95 447 8700 http://www.fibes.es |
Before Holy Week, those interested in cofradías (lay brotherhoods that organize religious processions) get together in Seville to discuss their art at Munarco, which has been celebrated since 1997. Such is the tradition of this event in Sevillian life that more and more people each year come to learn about the various aspects of the world of the Sevillian Brotherhoods, who bring their own unique goods and even their formal processions, assuring the great beauty of this get-together. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Pure feeling and passion for jazz |
Calle Trajano 47 Seville 41002 Spain +34 95 438 2485 http://www.naimacafejazz.com/ |
Live trio and quartet jazz performances make up an unforgettable atmosphere. The walls of this small and cozy place are covered with black and white pictures of mythical jazz figures who have played at the San Sebastian and Vitoria Jazz Festivals. Their desserts and cakes will sweeten you up during afternoons and evenings. If you order a coffee, you get a delicious chocolate with it. You can also order alcoholic or soft drinks at any time. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Big complex of twenty screens |
Avenida Luis de Morales Seville 41018 Spain +34 95 442 6193 http://www.nervionplaza.com/# |
With 20 screens, this is the biggest cinema complex in the city and it is situated within a shopping center in the Nervion district. It has all the services you would expect: shops, restaurants, and leisure rooms for youngsters and adults. It has the most modern sound equipment: Dolby Digital Stereo, SDDS and DTS. The seats are tiered, and the theater also has ramps, a lift and toilets for the use of disabled people. It can be found in the expanding area of Seville, very close to the Santa Justa train station and El Corte Ingles department store. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 Flamenco until the wee hours of the morn |
Plaza de Chapina 7 Seville 41010 Spain +34 95 434 3013 |
The Sevillanas and the Flamenco music constantly sound in the background of this bar located almost on the very banks of the Guadalquivir, on the Triana side.A little bit of Cruzcampo beer and a little bit of Sevillian atmosphere to spend your nights. Nearby, especially in summer, is packed with cocktail bars. The average age of the clients is about 30 years old.You could be original and alternate between "fino" and "manzanilla" (dry sherry wines), as if you were living out the very April Fair. Perfect for curious visitors or lovers of the region. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Dedicated exclusively to engravings |
Calle San Vicente 32 Seville 41002 Spain |
Engravings are the kind of art you can see in this gallery. They have a permanent collection of works of this kind, as well as putting on exhibitions every two weeks or so by artists who specialise in engravings. This is just one exhibition room, where as well as looking at the engravings exhibited, you can also learn a lot of information about this little-known art. The mueseum is located in the centre of Seville, near the Roeal Maestranza Bull-Ring, The Golden Tower and the Guadalquivir river. Admission is free, and there are special opening times if you make an appointment by phone. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Dance, Chat, Flamenco! |
Calle Cardenal Bueno Monreal 58 Edificio Sponsor Seville 41013 Spain +34 954 61 75 45 http://www.orangesevilla.es |
Orange is quite different than the rest of the nightlife in the city. It opens at 8a to serve breakfast, and in the afternoon it becomes at very lively café. The walls are painted in different eye catching colors and contrast beautifully baroque-style lamps. From 11p onwards there is a room that is ideal for chatting with friends, and another where more up-to.day music is played. Sundays you can enjoy Flamenco shows, which take place in the evening. Orange has also a no smoking area, something that can be very difficult to find in the city. -Joaquín Montaño Review © 2007, Wcities |
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A new outook for your nights in Seville |
Calle Procurador 19 Seville 41010 Spain |
If you like a healthy atmosphere permeated with an artistic aura, this is your place. The Sala El Cachorro, better known as La Ortiga, is a peaceful and environmentally-friendly bar. In the afternoon, you can admire their art exhibitions while having tea or coffee. Later on, if you get hungry, they have Greek vegetable or chicken pitas, both cooked with a secret sauce. Or if you prefer, they have potatoes in a spicy sauce, among other options. To drink try what they call Llín (Botellín - small beer), a chilled beer. Don't worry, because the friendly owner, María, will understand you no matter how you order it. At night you can almost always catch a show (theatre, comedy, acoustic music or fire show) in the indoors patio. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Alternative cinema |
Avenida de Chile Seville 41140 Spain +34 95 23 8477 |
In what was formerly part of the old Uruguay Pavilion from the Universal Expo celebrated in Seville in 1929, the University of Seville now shows movies on Mondays and Thursdays. Aimed especially at university students, the programing is usually diverse and very carefully selected. There are no facilities available here for handicapped needs. Close to the majority of pavilions built for the Universal Expo of 1929, the Uruguay pavilion is located near the well-known Plaza de España and the Teatro Lope de Vega. It is also close to the Parque de María Luisa and to typical restaurants and cafeterias. In summer the movies are projected in the outdoor courtyard. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Flamenco dance hall with star performers |
Avenida de María Auxiliadora 18-B Seville 41400 Spain +34 95 453 4720 |
A long-established flamenco club located in the heart of the old town opposite the walls of the Macarena. There are shows every night and all the performers are first-class national stars. The venue is air conditioned and decorated with all sorts of flamenco memorabilia. You can have a traditional Andalusian dinner and see the show at the same time. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Horse and carriage rides |
Plaza de España Plaza del Triunfo, s/n Seville 41013 Spain |
The horse and carriage rides are a very popular attraction. There are several points around the city where you can find the traditional carriages, with their coachmen eager to take you for a ride. You will find them in Avenida de Roma, next to the Alfonso XIII hotel, in Plaza de Espana on Anibal Gonzalez roundabout, in Plaza del Triunfo and behind the Archivo de Indias. It is most expensive to take a ride during Feria de Abril. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Musical montage |
11 Calle Bustos Tavera Seville, Seville 41003 Spain +34 (0)954 22 2029 http://www.elperroandaluz.es/B... |
El Perro Andaluz goes all out with its selection of music and fine arts. From pop, soul and R&B, to rock, blues, country, reggae and flamenco; this venue houses all kinds of musical concerts. For those who expect more, occasional monologues and short films are featured at the events menu. The entry is free and the cafe offers a good food and beverage selection for the music aficionados who gather here. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Alternative shows |
Calle Sol 5 Seville Spain +34 95 422 5165 http://www.salacero.com/index.swf |
Located a few metres from the theatre La Imperdible and with more than one hundred seats, this theatre is a focus for non-conventional performances and those that are not given space in public auditoriums. It also has a bar. It is situated in the San Lorenzo District, which offers the visitor the opportunity to learn little-known facts of the old city, its straight streets, convents and monasteries such as the Santa Paula or Santa Ana. The ticket office is open after 7p. Discounts available for students and on couples' day. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Alternative shows |
Plaza de San Antonio de Padua 9 Seville 41002 Spain +34 95 438 8219 http://www.imperdible.org/prod... |
Located in the popular district of San Lorenzo, it is the leading Sevillian alternative theatre. It has more than a hundred tiered seats that give this playhouse a welcoming feel. Its stage has served as a launch pad for numerous groups from within and outside Andalusia. To get to the place you will have to go through a small patio that divides the theatre into two spaces. On one side is the auditorium and on the other the bar that serves as a meeting point. Near the theatre and in the same square of San Lorenzo can be found the basilica of Jesus del Gran Poder. There are a number of bars in this area where you can find the cuisine of Andalusia, the Basque Country and other regions of Spain. The ticket office is open on Thursday to Saturday from 7p to 11p and on Sunday from 6p to 8p. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Mainly photography exhibitions |
Calle Hernando del Pulgar 11 Seville 41007 Spain |
The Sala Martín Iglesias exhibits a large number of works every 20 days or so. Among the most notable works are the photographs, including anything from images of museums to portraits. In their photographs, the artists show images of the numerous cities they have visited, as well as portraits showing, in black and white or in colour, people at their most beautiful, photographed naturally. Near the gallery, you can find two well-known shopping centres, the Nervión Plaza and the Corte Inglés. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Surrealist paintings |
Calle Luis Montoto 112 Seville 41005 Spain |
Imitating the work of Joan Miró, the artists who exhibit in this gallery will allow you to penetrate into a world of imagination. The works are displayed for approximately 40 days. Surrealism is the style most frequently exhibited here by young artists who re-work old paintings using the figurative elements and adding all kinds of anthropomorphical elements and objects - animal, vegetable, astral - that come out from the painting, all in very schematic Miró style. In all the compositions, you can see the painter's tendency to fill the whole canvas, and this factor together with the colour contrasts creates an impressive dynamic impression. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Sculptures influenced by different styles |
Calle Chicarreros Seville 41004 Spain +34 95 459 7100 |
This gallery's sculpture exhibitions usually last about 45 days. The young artists who exhibit in this gallery, sponsored by Caja San Fernando, use iron as their main material, and show great skill in working with it. The sculptures are given very varied connotations, and the empty spaces left are a perfect complement to the rest of the work. They are sculptures full of creativity that manage to combine the language of the most absolute abstract art with naturalism. You can enjoy this form of static art, and let your imagination fly free. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Sculpture and paintings |
Calle Albareda 17 Seville 41001 Spain +34 95 421 6708 |
Among the artwork exhibited here you can find watercolours and a large number of sculptures. The exhibitions change every month. Entering the terrain of cubism, the artists change the language of the painting by geometrizing the shapes. Stretching the perspectives emphasises the figures compared to the background. With regard to the sculptures, which are also influenced by cubism, you can observe a concept of space that does not follow traditions, in which the importance given to empty spaces is one of the predominant features, especially in the pieces that use metal. You can find impressive works of art displayed here together with very well defined and sensual volumes. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Theatrical training course and performances |
Calle Sol 5 Seville 41003 Spain +34 95 422 5165 |
This is a small theatre which is known by many to have intersting productions and theatrical training courses throughout the year: script writing, theatrical direction and expression. Located close to the Plaza de los Terceros, it is also near to the squares of San Roman and San Marcos, famous for their 'pasos' (the religious statues that are carried in the Holy Week processions). You can also find in the area some of the most prestigious bars of the city, such as El Tremendo, well known for its excellent beer and as the meeting place of the youngsters during the weekends. The ticket office is open from 7p. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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A dance club for all tastes |
Avenida Torneo 43 Seville 41002 Spain +34 95 490 1430 / +34 95 437 5012 |
This is both a concert hall and fashionable dance club with music for all tastes and trends. The normal line-up is completely eclectic, running from salsa to flamenco, with a little bit of hip-hop thrown in. For concert lovers, they offer an extensive selection of rock, local, regional, national, and foreign music. In addition, Salamandra is known for the shows that pay tribute to great bands, such as the Rolling Stones, and for its funk music theme nights. Likewise, the afterhours includes DJs that, although a bit repetitive from one week to the next, play good dance music. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Flamenco atmosphere with live music |
Calle Duarte 3 Seville 41010 Spain +34 61 704 1732 |
This cocktail bar is done up in an old-fashioned style, with a Flamenco atmosphere that seeps in from all four walls. You can enjoy the unforgettable live shows both Fridays and Saturdays, always after 11p, the magical hour when this Triana hot spot fills will fans of the traditional music of the land. The price of mixed drinks is very reasonable for all wallets, so don't hesitate to order an aged whiskey or the delicious honey rum. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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On Cartuja Island |
Calle De José de Gálvez Isla de la Cartuja Seville 41092 Spain +34 95 446 0780 http://www.teatrocentral.com |
This public theatre houses all types of avant-garde art, with plays, groups and music, dance and theatre. Situated in Isla de la Cartuja, the place where Expo '92 was held, next to a unique amusement park called Magic Island, it is also next to the Parque Tecnologico Cartuja 93 and the Guadalquivir River, two of its most attractive bridges Alamillo and Barqueta, that enter Torneo street, the main entrance to the well known Alameda district. It has disabled access and toilets. The ticket office is open 10a-2p & 6p-9p. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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From the 70's |
Calle Sierpes 25 Seville 41004 Spain +34 95 422 6878 http://andalunet.com/teatro-im... |
Situated in the centre of Seville, very close to La Campana, this is an old cinema converted into a theatre after the decline of cinema at the end of the 70's. The playhouse maintains the flavour of old theatres, seats, decorations, and above all plays that it stages. The programming is dedicated for a large part of the year to musicals, 'zarzuelas' (traditional Spanish opera), operettas, and concerts by well-known and popular singers. One of the best things about this theatre is its location. Forming part of the heart of the city, from here you can easily get to Sierpes Street, Plaza Nueva, Plaza de San Francisco, the Ayuntamiento, or Iglesia del Salvador. Nearby you can find bars, shops of all types, banks and above all the Plaza del Salvador, a great place to meet and have a beer in the evening. Ticket office hours: 10a-2p & 6p-9p. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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In the old casino |
Avenida María Luisa Seville 41013 Spain +34 95 459 0855 |
Located in the old Casino of the Universal Exhibition from 1929, it is managed by the Department of Culture of the Town Hall of Seville. Its annual programming includes every type of performance and in its classic seats you can enjoy operas, concerts of classical music, flamenco and popular Spanish music. It has toilets and access for people in wheelchairs. It is in a privileged location, it is very close to Plaza España which was a very important place during the aforementioned Exposition; it is also just a few meters from Maria Luisa Park and to the old tobacco factory which now houses Universidad Hispalense. These places must be visited, because along with unquestionable beauty they also represent modern and global Seville. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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University Theatre Workshops |
Calle San Fernando 4 San Fernando, 4 Seville 41004 Spain |
The theatrical activity of the university is very successful, particularly amongst the students. Each faculty shows its works during the month in which the World Day of Theatre is celebrated; plays are shown on stages in various university campuses. They aim to show the works of young amateurs who each year stage shows of a very diverse nature, although mainly classical. The performances of this season of theatre cause a great deal of public interest every year. Admission is free. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Theatre and School Seasons |
Calle Crédito 13 Seville 41002 Spain +34 95 490 0164 |
Managed by the city's Ayuntamiento (Town Hall), this theatre was recovered after the Universal Exhibition Expo '92. It also houses the Centro Andaluz de Danza. Its programming is specially aimed at children from Seville with the Theatre and School season. Every year its programming also includes a sample of the work of the University theatre. It has disabled access and toilets and is situated next to Guadalquivir river and the Barqueta bridge, but what characterises it is its location in the Alameda de Hercules area, where the bohemian mixes with the avant-garde and the extravagant, and where there are plenty of bars, drinks and fun. Also in this area is the monastery of San Clemente. Ticket office hours: 11a-2p & 6p-9p. Performances for students Tuesdays and Fridays at 10a and/or midday. Open performances: Friday 6p. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Top spot for music and opera |
Paseo Cristóbal Colón 22 Seville, Es 41001 Spain +34 95 422 6573 http://www.teatromaestranza.com |
One of Spain's big three opera houses along with the Liceo in Barcelona and Teatro de la Opera in Madrid. The larger of the two auditoriums hosts the work of prestigious directors. It's home to Seville's Royal Symphony Orchestra (www.rossevilla.com) who perform here most of the year. The whole building has been designed for easy disabled access. You'll find it by the city's bullring and close to the Torre del Oro, in an area full of good bars and restaurants. Box office: 10a-2p & 5:30p-8:30p. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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A slice of city street made bar |
Calle Matahacas 5 Seville 41003 Spain |
Not too many years ago it was one of the breeding grounds of the blues groups of the city. The decoration and atmosphere are its most attractive aspects, besides the varied music they play. The entire place reproduces a section of an 'underground' street, in comic and graffiti. Here, you can sit down on a city sidewalk, dance under a street lamp or smoke on a park bench. There is also a pool table. It closes very late, so it's usually crammed full of people until dawn. Ideal for 'professional' all-night party-hoppers. Review © 2007, Wcities |