Holiday by Obbio Seville: Tickets & List
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Enjoy Holiday by Obbio
Holiday by Obbio is a pop club at Calle Jesús del Gran Poder 73, by the Alameda de Hércules in Seville, Spain, running since 2015. The sound is pop, petardeo (the Spanish term for unashamed party pop) and 80s and 90s remixes, with themed parties and drag. Sevilla Secreta describes it as retro and very inclusive. It has weekly parties, and a directory lists Friday and Saturday from 23:00 to 07:00. Its sister space Obbio Trastámara (since 1999) now opens for events only.
- Season
- Open with weekly parties (Instagram, October 2026).
- Area
- Alameda
- Municipality
- Sevilla
- Music
- Pop, petardeo and 80s/90s remixes
- Nights
- Weekly parties; Friday and Saturday 23:00–07:00 according to a directory (orientative)
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VIP Tables at Holiday by Obbio
Holiday by Obbio doesn't publish table prices. If you're a group or celebrating a birthday, send us a WhatsApp with the date, how many you are and your budget, and we'll tell you what's possible that night.
How to Get to Holiday by Obbio
The address is C. Jesús del Gran Poder 73, 41002 Seville, a few steps from the Alameda de Hércules. From the centre you can walk; the Alameda is full of bars for the earlier part of the night.
Dress Code & Entry Requirements
Holiday 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. On themed nights, dressing up for the theme is part of the fun.
Pop, petardeo and drag by the Alameda
Holiday by Obbio is the pop club of the Alameda area. It sits on Calle Jesús del Gran Poder, a few steps from the Alameda de Hércules, Seville's alternative and LGTB-friendly square, and its Instagram dates it to 2015. FiestasHoy sums up the music as pop, petardeo and 80s and 90s remixes: Spanish and international pop you can sing along to, rather than reggaeton or techno. Sevilla Secreta highlights the retro decoration, the themed parties and the drag shows, and calls it very inclusive. It belongs to the same family as Obbio Trastámara, open since 1999 at Calle Trastámara 29, which today only opens for events. If you like a night where everyone knows the chorus, this is the place in the centre.
Weekly parties and dates
Holiday's Instagram says it has parties every week. A directory, Schlouk Map, lists Friday and Saturday from 23:00 to 07:00; it's not the club's own timetable, so treat it as orientative. Some of its parties have been going for years: on 11 October 2026 a party called Tragaperra celebrated its thirteenth anniversary there. For Halloween, the club's ticket agenda had Halloween Holiday on Saturday 31 October 2026, from 23:00 to 06:45. Ticket prices aren't published outside the sale itself. If you want to go on a specific night, or you're a group celebrating something, message us on WhatsApp with the date and how many you are, and we'll tell you what's on and whether a ticket or the guest list makes more sense.
Getting there, age and what to wear
The address is C. Jesús del Gran Poder 73, 41002 Seville, just off the Alameda de Hércules. From the cathedral or Plaza Nueva it's about a twenty-minute walk; from the Alameda itself, a couple of minutes, which makes it easy to start with drinks in one of the square's bars and move on later. On Friday and Saturday nights the TUSSAM night buses leave from the Prado de San Sebastián until 05:00. Holiday doesn't publish an age limit: Andalusian rules ban under-16s from clubs and let the venue require 18, so bring your ID card or passport. There's no published dress code either. On themed nights, dressing for the theme is half the fun, and nobody will look twice at glitter.
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