March in Seville area
Centro Alameda, Cartuja and Triana
classic area "Run" is the Alameda and surroundings, where we can find bars of many different types to satisfy almost any style.
From Jazz at Cafe Jazz Naima (in the nearby Conde de Barajas Street) as exhibitions and tapas at The Baron in the Trees (Arias Montano, 3).
In strictly Alameda we have terracitas as Hephaestus, or Bulebar with a part with vines, ideal for summer. On the sides, various bars. Pass through O'clock in the Plaza Nueva Seville for stylish glasses and meets public after work.
Antique find nightclubs as such in the Isla de la Cartuja. They do not think that far, because the Cartuja is integrated into the city (not far from the Alameda, you can go for a walk), where Expo'92 took place. This club took the flag of the Spanish Olympic Committee. If we leave the Cartuja by Triana, find sites like Arisha (more tranquilito) or Salem (even to see a little game of soccer), and if you already "landed" on the street Betis ... is a non-stop, since any of its bars they convince us that we may go and take a drink. The oldest is The Foundry, a classic. Or the Boss nightclub, almost reaching the Plaza de Cuba, with its session "light" on Friday evening, alcohol to minors. Nearby is London Gin Tonic Club, on Calle Juan Sebastian Elcano.
In the surroundings of Maria Luisa Park, and near the theater Lope de Vega and Casino Exhibition, this time Iberoamericana 1929, highlighting the disco-cocktail bar Bilindo with a very special atmosphere.
Exit in the historical district
Heading into the environment of the Cathedral, we Bestiario at Zaragoza. That will not scare the name because it is a cocktail bar in the afternoon and evening disco, very busy at any time to move.
At the end of this street, arriving at Arenal, the Groucho club is a classic that has managed to "reinvent itself" and survive from the 80 In this neighborhood can enter any of your barecillos drinks, as Postigo 10 Infanta, Bohème, Moderniste, Cafe L'art ...
Down to the Cathedral by Garcia de Vinuesa "we landed" on the street Germans, where a few meters enjoy different environments: the typical Irish Pub Flaherty's, the first of its kind in the city. I am meeting point for foreigners.
Near the end of the street the charming Hotel Eme, with a roof terrace that is the most "in" and "fashion" right now. Much of its success is due to the stunning views of the Giralda, unique in the area.
They getting closer to the Alfalfa, many small cocktail bars we will appreciate it, some even with flamenco at the door around a small fire to modern (even classic) and Duck Soup, multipurpose "bar" that day is restaurant and night club.
Viapol and Tablada
In the area of Viapol (very easy to locate as it has bus, metro and next to tram (well, metrocentro)) is the candy room, disco Wall Street, the branch Bestiary ... in Tablada (behind the "field of the fair ") we encounter the curious Babylon nightclub with an original decoration lamps hanging from the trees.
And I know many are left out, but once started the round, just ask anyone to make a "fiestera route" throughout the city.
Nightlifes and Bars in Seville
ZONA CENTRO , ALAMEDA, CARTUJA , TRIANA
classic area "Run" is the Alameda and surroundings, where we can find bars of many different types to satisfy almost any style.
From Jazz at Cafe Jazz Naima (in the nearby Conde de Barajas Street) as exhibitions and tapas at The Baron in the Trees (Arias Montano, 3).
In strictly Alameda we have terracitas as Hephaestus, or Bulebar with a part with vines, ideal for summer. On the sides, various bars. Pass through O'clock in the Plaza Nueva Seville for stylish glasses and meets public after work.
Antique find nightclubs as such in the Isla de la Cartuja. They do not think that far, because the Cartuja is integrated into the city (not far from the Alameda, you can go for a walk), where Expo'92 took place. This club took the flag of the Spanish Olympic Committee. If we leave the Cartuja by Triana, find sites like Arisha (more tranquilito) or Salem (even to see a little game of soccer), and if you already "landed" on the street Betis ... is a non-stop, since any of its bars they convince us that we may go and take a drink. The oldest is The Foundry, a classic. Or the Boss nightclub, almost reaching the Plaza de Cuba, with its session "light" on Friday evening, alcohol to minors. Nearby is London Gin Tonic Club, on Calle Juan Sebastian Elcano.
In the surroundings of Maria Luisa Park, and near the theater Lope de Vega and Casino Exhibition, this time Iberoamericana 1929, highlighting the disco-cocktail bar Bilindo with a very special atmosphere.
HISTORICAL DISTRICT
Heading into the environment of the Cathedral, we Bestiario at Zaragoza. That will not scare the name because it is a cocktail bar in the afternoon and evening disco, very busy at any time to move.
At the end of this street, arriving at Arenal, the Groucho club is a classic that has managed to "reinvent itself" and survive from the 80 In this neighborhood can enter any of your barecillos drinks, as Postigo 10 Infanta, Bohème, Moderniste, Cafe L'art ...
Down to the Cathedral by Garcia de Vinuesa "we landed" on the street Germans, where a few meters enjoy different environments: the typical Irish Pub Flaherty's, the first of its kind in the city. I am meeting point for foreigners.
Near the end of the street the charming Hotel Eme, with a roof terrace that is the most "in" and "fashion" right now. Much of its success is due to the stunning views of the Giralda, unique in the area.
They getting closer to the Alfalfa, many small cocktail bars we will appreciate it, some even with flamenco at the door around a small fire to modern (even classic) and Duck Soup, multipurpose "bar" that day is restaurant and night club.
VIAPOL TABLADA,ZONE
In the area of Viapol (very easy to locate as it has bus, metro and next to tram (well, metrocentro)) is the candy room, disco Wall Street, the branch Bestiary ... in Tablada (behind the "field of the fair ") we encounter the curious Babylon nightclub with an original decoration lamps hanging from the trees.
And I know many are left out, but once started the round, just ask anyone to make a "fiestera route" throughout the city.
