Clubs in Seville City Centre: the Setas, Plaza Nueva, El Arenal, Plaza de Armas and the Alameda
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The clubs in central Seville are grouped in five spots: KOKO under the Setas on Plaza de la Encarnación, O'Clock and La Piconera around Plaza Nueva, Lobby Club on Calle Reyes Católicos and Groucho nearby, Uthopia in the Plaza de Armas shopping centre, and a cluster on the Alameda de Hércules (Monasterio, Holiday by Obbio, Itaca, Fun Club, Alameda 47 and Malandar). Seville, Spain has its biggest clubs outside the old town (Antique in the Cartuja, Occo in Montes Sierra), but you can do a full night without leaving it. Addresses below come from each venue.
Quick answer: central clubs by area
| Club | Area | Address | Nights | Music / style |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| KOKO | Encarnación (Setas) | Pl. de la Encarnación 38 | Every night from 23:00 | Reggaeton to electronic |
| O'Clock | Plaza Nueva | C. Méndez Núñez 17 | Check the night | Club and cocktail bar |
| La Piconera | Centre | C. Julio César 3 | Thu–Fri from 23:30; Sat afternoon and night; Sun 19:00–01:00 | Flamenco, rumba |
| Lobby Club | El Arenal | C. Reyes Católicos 23 | Fri–Sat 23:00–06:00 | Commercial reggaeton, house |
| Groucho | Centre | C. Federico Sánchez Bedoya 20 | Thu (students) from 23:30; Fri–Sat from 23:00 | Club / pub |
| Uthopia | Plaza de Armas | C.C. Plaza de Armas, Pl. de la Legión s/n | Wed–Sat | Commercial, reggaeton, hits |
| Monasterio | Alameda | C. Amor de Dios 18 | Thu–Sun | Club in an 18th-century palace |
| Holiday by Obbio | Alameda | C. Jesús del Gran Poder 73 | Weekly parties | Pop, 80s–90s, drag |
| Itaca | Alameda | C. Amor de Dios 31 | Every night from 23:00 | LGBTQ+ club, shows |
| Fun Club | Alameda | Alameda de Hércules 61 | Gigs almost daily | Concerts, then club |
Encarnación: KOKO under the Setas
KOKO, at Plaza de la Encarnación 38, sits under the Metropol Parasol, the wooden structure everyone calls the Setas. Its website says it opens every day of the year from 23:00 and its music goes from reggaeton to electronic, so it's the safe bet on a Monday or Tuesday. Its website has a bottle menu.
Plaza Nueva: O'Clock and La Piconera
O'Clock, at Calle Méndez Núñez 17 by Plaza Nueva, has been open since 2012 and you'll recognise it by the big clock on its façade. A few streets away, La Piconera (Calle Julio César 3) is the centre's flamenco and rumba club: Thursdays and Fridays from 23:30, an afternoon session on Saturdays from 18:00 to 23:30 before the night one, and 'Buena Sombra' on Sundays from 19:00 to 01:00.
Reyes Católicos and Sánchez Bedoya: Lobby and Groucho
Lobby Club, at Calle Reyes Católicos 23, opens Fridays and Saturdays from 23:00 to 06:00 with commercial reggaeton, melodic and tech house and international hits; its dress code is casual chic (no sportswear, trainers or shorts) and entry is free until capacity, subject to the door. Groucho, at Calle Federico Sánchez Bedoya 20, is in its nineteenth season: on Thursdays it has a student night from 23:30, and on Fridays and Saturdays it opens from 23:00.
Plaza de Armas: Uthopia
Uthopia is inside the Plaza de Armas shopping centre, the old Córdoba railway station, by the river at the end of Calle Torneo. It calls itself the biggest club in the centre: three floors and about 1,500 m², according to a 2023 guide. It opens Wednesday (MRKOOL, urban music) to Saturday, with the Uniparty student night on Thursdays, commercial and reggaeton music and an 18+ rule.
The Alameda de Hércules
The Alameda is the alternative and LGBTQ+ side of the centre. Monasterio (Calle Amor de Dios 18) is an 18th-century palace house open Thursday to Sunday, 18+ with a recommendation of 20+. Holiday by Obbio (Calle Jesús del Gran Poder 73) plays pop and 80s and 90s remixes with drag nights, and Itaca (Calle Amor de Dios 31) opens every night from 23:00 with shows. Fun Club (number 61) mixes concerts and club sessions, Alameda 47 (number 47) is a rooftop bar and club, and at the river end, Malandar (Calle Torneo 43) hosts the Kafka electronic nights.
Closing times and getting home
Clubs in Andalusia can stay open until 06:00, or 07:00 on Fridays, Saturdays and nights before a public holiday, and music bars until 03:00 (04:00), under Decree 155/2018. On those nights the TUSSAM night buses (A1 to A8) leave Prado de San Sebastián from 00:00 to 05:00 and the last Metro line 1 trains leave at 02:00. For the rest of the city, including Nervión and the Cartuja, see our guide to Seville's nightlife areas.
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Which clubs are in the centre of Seville?
KOKO (Plaza de la Encarnación, under the Setas), O'Clock (Calle Méndez Núñez, by Plaza Nueva), La Piconera (Calle Julio César), Lobby Club (Calle Reyes Católicos), Groucho (Calle Federico Sánchez Bedoya), Uthopia (Plaza de Armas) and, on the Alameda, Monasterio, Holiday by Obbio, Itaca and Fun Club.
Which central club is open every night?
KOKO says it opens every day of the year from 23:00, and Itaca, on the Alameda, every day from 23:00 too.
What is the biggest club in the centre?
Uthopia, in the old Córdoba railway station at Plaza de Armas: three floors and about 1,500 m², according to a 2023 guide.
Is there a flamenco club in the centre?
La Piconera, at Calle Julio César 3, calls itself 'the most flamenco nights in Seville': Thursdays and Fridays from 23:30, Saturday afternoon and night, and 'Buena Sombra' on Sundays from 19:00 to 01:00.
How do I get home from the centre?
On Friday and Saturday nights and nights before holidays, TUSSAM night buses A1 to A8 leave Prado de San Sebastián from 00:00 to 05:00, and the last Metro line 1 trains leave at 02:00. After that, taxi.
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