The night in Seville wouldn’t be the same without the Alameda, a neighborhood that is continuously being renewed. At any moment, you can find places full of imagination and different styles.
The Alameda de Hércules is not only the oldest public park in Europe, it is also the most popular leisure area in the city.
A large pedestrian area full of bars and restaurants with different personalities, frequented by tourists and students from around the world.
Like London’s Soho or Barcelona’s Raval, the Alameda in Seville is a fantastic mix of historical places, creative spaces, multi-cultural offerings and life, lots of nightlife.
It was in this area where Andalusian rock music was born, a unique style in the history of music.
The artistic current that flows through the Alameda will surely foment your creative side, and why not? Your more transgressive side as well. This feeling is very present in this neighborhood. Without going any further, worldwide legends of music have been forged in its vicinity: such as Jesus de la Rosa, leader of the mythical group, Triana.
It was in this area where Andalusian rock music was born, a unique style in the history of music.
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Bars where you can enjoy jazz, dance to alternative pop-rock, enjoy mythical concert halls, or explore electronic music. Everything is possible in the Alameda.
But this large space also serves as an urban setting for a multitude of outdoor art activities, numerous music festivals, and cultural and thematic events, making it a lively place, 365 days a year.
The Alameda is made to live life intensely.
- Two imposing Roman columns welcome you to the Alameda.
- A cinema, a theatre and various halls add to the leisure offerings.
- The Alameda also hosts multiple open-air events and activities.