Granuja Club&Sound
Granuja Club&Sound

Granuja Club&Sound Seville: Tickets & List

Open nowOpen, with night sessions and a separate tardeo (Instagram, October 2026).

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What Your VIP Table Includes

Premium Bottle Service

Choose from a curated selection of spirits, champagnes, and mixers — delivered directly to your reserved table.

Priority Entry

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Dedicated Table Host

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Granuja Club&Sound is a club in the Edificio Viapol, on Calle Enramadilla, in Seville, Spain, one of the student nightlife spots on that side of the city. Its motto is good music for good people, and FiestasHoy lists reggaeton, commercial and urban hits. Its Instagram says tickets are sold through its promoters, and it runs a separate afternoon party, Tardeo Granuja, with its own account. It doesn't publish fixed hours, so ask before you go.

Season
Open, with night sessions and a separate tardeo (Instagram, October 2026).
Area
Edificio Viapol
Municipality
Sevilla
Music
Reggaeton, commercial and urban hits

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VIP Tables at Granuja Club&Sound

Granuja doesn't publish table prices. If you're a group or celebrating something, send us a WhatsApp with the date, how many you are and your budget, and we'll tell you what's possible.

How to Get to Granuja Club&Sound

The address is C. Enramadilla s/n, Edificio Viapol, 41018 Seville. It's outside the old town, so a taxi is the easiest way there and back.

Dress Code & Entry Requirements

Granuja doesn't publish a dress code or an age limit. Andalusian rules ban under-16s from clubs and let the venue require 18, so bring your ID card or passport and go neat rather than sporty.

A club in the Edificio Viapol

Granuja Club&Sound is in the Edificio Viapol, on Calle Enramadilla, one of the buildings that make the Viapol area a hub of student nightlife in Seville, with Voulezbar in the same building and other clubs a few minutes away. Its motto, in English, is good music for good people, and its website talks about looking after the details: the sound, the drinks and the company. FiestasHoy lists reggaeton, commercial and urban hits. Granuja also shows up in Google's local results for the best clubs in Seville, alongside much bigger names. It's a mid-sized club with about 3,400 followers on Instagram in October 2026, aimed at a crowd that wants a good night out without crossing the whole city to a polígono.

Tickets, promoters and tardeo

Granuja works mostly through promoters: its Instagram bio says to order tickets through its RRPP, and its website has a ticket button, without publishing prices. That means the price and the guest list can change depending on the night and who you ask. Besides the night sessions, the club runs a separate afternoon party, Tardeo Granuja, with its own Instagram account, for those who prefer to start early and be home at a reasonable hour. Granuja doesn't publish a fixed weekly timetable, so check before you go. If you want to go on a specific night, or you're a group and want a table, tell us on WhatsApp the date and how many you are, and we'll tell you what's on and how to get in.

Getting there, age and what to bring

The address is C. Enramadilla s/n, Edificio Viapol, 41018 Seville. It's outside the old town, so a taxi is the simplest way in and out, and on Friday and Saturday nights the TUSSAM night buses leave from the Prado de San Sebastián until 05:00 if you're heading back to the centre. The advantage of Viapol is that several clubs are close together, so if one is full you have options nearby, such as Voulezbar in the same building. Granuja doesn't publish an age limit or a dress code: Andalusian rules ban under-16s from clubs and let the venue require 18, which is what almost every club does, so bring your ID card or passport and go neat rather than in sportswear.

FAQ — Granuja Club&Sound