Itaca Seville: The LGBTQ+ Club on Calle Amor de Dios, Open Every Night

Itaca is an LGBTQ+ club at Calle Amor de Dios 31, next to the Alameda de Hércules in Seville, Spain, that opens every night of the week from 23:00. It has two dance floors and drag shows on Wednesdays, Thursdays and Sundays, with 'Divas' as its Wednesday night.

An LGBTQ+ club open 365 nights

Itaca's Instagram bio is short and clear: 'open every day from 23:00' and 'shows: Wednesday, Thursday and Sunday'. That makes it one of the few clubs in Seville you can count on any night of the week, Monday included. It's at Calle Amor de Dios 31, in the Alameda de Hércules area, on the same street as Monasterio. When people search for a gay club in Seville, Itaca is one of the first names Google shows, alongside Holiday by Obbio and the bar Pride B4R on Calle Trajano.

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Drag shows and two dance floors

The shows are the heart of the week: Wednesday is 'Divas', its drag night, and there are also shows on Thursday and Sunday. A local listings site describes the club as having two dance floors, so you can switch room when the music or the crowd changes. Itaca doesn't describe its music style in its bio and we haven't found a source that does; as on most of the Alameda, expect a mix aimed at dancing and singing rather than a specialist sound. With almost 8,000 Instagram followers and posts as recent as 21 October 2026, it's an active club, and its bio is where it lists the show nights. If you want to know which show is on a specific night, ask us before you go.

The Alameda and its LGBTQ+ nightlife

Itaca is part of the Alameda axis, the area that concentrates Seville's LGBTQ+ nightlife: Holiday by Obbio on Jesús del Gran Poder, Pride B4R on Calle Trajano and the bars around the square. A good plan is drinks on the Alameda first and Itaca later, when the bars close. In June the area becomes the centre of Pride; in 2026 the events in the Alameda ran from 25 to 28 June, and those are some of Itaca's busiest nights.

Age, dress code and getting home

Itaca doesn't publish a minimum age, a dress code or prices. The Andalusian rule bans under-16s from clubs and lets each venue ask for 18, which is the norm in Seville, so bring ID. Dress however you feel comfortable; nobody comes here to check labels. Closing follows the regional limit: 06:00 from Sunday to Thursday and 07:00 on Fridays, Saturdays and nights before a holiday. The Alameda is a walk from most of the old town, and TUSSAM's night buses leave from Prado de San Sebastián (at 00:00, 01:00 and 02:00 midweek; until 05:00 on Fridays and Saturdays).