Gran Vía Seville: What the Blas Infante Club Is Like, Night by Night

Gran Vía is a club in Seville, Spain at Avenida Blas Infante 6 that opens Thursday, Friday and Saturday from September to May. Each night has its own party (LeClub, Chilling and La Misión), and in October 2026 Friday was 19+ with a dress-up rule. It has nothing to do with Gran Vía in Madrid: this one is in Seville and goes by seasons.

A club that works by seasons

Gran Vía talks about 'seasons' the way a football club would. Season 26/27 was teased from 13 September 2026, with a 'save the date' for 25 September, a first pre-opening weekend and an opening night that the club showed on Instagram on 29 September. The previous season ended in May: on 13 May 2026 it said goodbye with 'see you next season' and a reminder of its rhythm, every Thursday, every Friday, every Saturday. So the summer is the off-season here.

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Thursday, Friday and Saturday: three different nights

Its bio sums up the week: Thursday is LeClub, Friday is Chilling and Saturday is La Misión. The October 2026 listings add a theme to each date. Thursday 22 was a 'residences special', a night aimed at students living in halls, Friday 23 was Chilling and Saturday 24 was a party called Caseo, each with resident and guest DJs. Doors open at midnight and the night runs until 06:30, or 05:30 on that Saturday. In spring the club also does one-off nights: in April 2026 it hosted La Preferia during the April Fair week and in May an afterparty for the Copa del Rey final.

The crowd and the age limit

Thursday 'residences' nights tell you a lot about the crowd: young, local and very student-heavy. That also explains the door. For Friday 23 October 2026 the event page asked for 19+, worded as 'minimum birth year 2006', and it said people born in 2007 could get in only once they had turned 19. Andalusian law sets the floor at 16 for clubs and lets each venue raise it, which is why the rule can change from one night to another. Bring your ID, because the door checks it.

Dress code: dress up

The same event page was clear: 'the dress code must be smart' ('arreglada'). In practice that means no sportswear and a going-out look rather than gym clothes. It's the usual rule in Seville clubs with a student crowd that still wants to look the part on a Friday.

What a night cost in October 2026

As a guide, for Friday 23 October 2026 entry with one drink was €10 until 01:30 (sold out a couple of days before), €12 until 02:00 and €15 until 03:00. There was also a free early list for women from midnight to 01:00, already full. Prices rise as the night goes on, so arriving early pays off. Ask us on WhatsApp what the weekend you're going looks like.

Getting there and getting back

Gran Vía is at number 6 of Avenida Blas Infante, on the western side of the city. Most people come by taxi or with friends who drive. If you take public transport, Seville's metro runs until 02:00 on Friday and Saturday nights, and TUSSAM night buses (A1 to A8) leave from Prado de San Sebastián between midnight and 05:00 on those nights. Directions and the map are on the venue page.

Who it's for

Gran Vía suits students and people in their early twenties who want a full club with a dressed-up crowd from Thursday to Saturday, especially if they live in a hall of residence: the Thursday 'residences' nights are built for them. It also works for groups that like a set plan, because you know the night (LeClub, Chilling or La Misión), the door rule and roughly what the ticket costs before you go. If you're visiting from abroad, keep in mind that a 19+ rule is stricter than in many cities, so check the age for the date you want. And remember that the cheapest tickets are the early ones and they sell out first.