Terraza Líbano: Seville's Summer Club on Paseo de las Delicias

Terraza Líbano is an open-air summer club on Paseo de las Delicias, in the Delicias gardens by the river in Seville, Spain, and it is closed until next summer: it held its closing party on Saturday 26 September 2026 and returns in summer 2027, with no date confirmed.

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Status on 21 October 2026

Líbano's last week ran from 21 September, with a themed party each night (Selvátika on Thursday, Sanuk on Friday, Instinto on Saturday) and the “Closing Party” on Saturday 26 September. Two days later it posted its goodbye on Instagram. Since then nothing has been announced for 2027. One more thing makes next year's date harder to guess than usual, and we explain it below: the municipal concession for the site.

What Líbano is

Líbano presents itself as a “terraza de verano”, a summer terrace, and as the city's best summer club, with the hashtag #ParaísoSalvaje (wild paradise). It is an outdoor kiosk-club in the Jardín de las Delicias, the gardens along Paseo de las Delicias between the river and María Luisa Park; its Instagram bio gives the address as Paseo de las Delicias 151. The drinks side is a big part of it: its website talks about tropical cocktails, premium spirits and flavoured shisha, and it also pushes itself as a place for tardeo, the long Spanish afternoon that turns into a night out.

The 2026 season in dates

Two of those rows need a note. Days: its website says it opens its doors on Thursday, Friday and Saturday, but in July and August its Instagram announced it was open every day, so in high summer the week was longer. Hours: we do not publish them because Líbano does not give a closing time we can quote. Its website also says it is open “every day of the week all year round”, which does not match a closing party in September; we go by the season it actually announced.

What a night at Líbano is like

Expect an outdoor dance floor in a garden, a mix of house, reggaeton and commercial hits, and themed parties with their own names, like the Selvátika, Sanuk and Instinto nights of its last week. During the season you get in on a guest list or with an advance ticket, and groups book a reserved area through the venue's promoters. We have no 2026 entry price published by Líbano, so we will not give one. The age limit is not published either: bring ID, and check our age guide for how it works in Andalusia.

Why 2027 has no date: the concession

Líbano operates on municipal land. According to El Correo de Andalucía (30 June 2026), the concession expired on 12 February 2022, and on 30 June 2026 the city's planning department authorised the business to carry on “en precario”, on a temporary basis, until a new tender is awarded. That tender had not been published by the time of writing. Until it is resolved, nobody can say for sure when or how the 2027 season will start, so take any date you see elsewhere with caution.

Getting there and nearby

Paseo de las Delicias is the riverside avenue along María Luisa Park, walking distance from the old town. In summer the stretch has several terraces: La Casa del Estanque is in the same Delicias gardens, Terraza Bilindo is inside the park and Terraza Chile, by the old Chile pavilion, is open all year. To get home, Metro line 1 runs until 2am on Fridays, Saturdays and nights before holidays, and the TUSSAM night buses A1 to A8 leave from Prado de San Sebastián from midnight to 5am on those nights.

If you want us to tell you as soon as Líbano announces its 2027 opening, or you need a plan for this weekend while the summer terraces are closed, message us on WhatsApp and we will tell you what is on.