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Updated on 23 October
What to do in Seville this weekend: 23-25 October
Seville has rhythm even when the weather grows gentle under cloudy skies. This weekend, 23-25 October, the city has plans for every taste: family-friendly activities, live shows and different experiences that fit between strolls and drinks. If the weather cooperates, let yourself be surprised by the city’s vibra, and if not, you can still find refuge in some of the cultural corners we suggest.
Among the highlighted proposals, you have options for all schedules: El Pequeño Ferrocarril del Alamillo offers train rides through the park and is available on Sundays; Casa Duende Tablao Flamenco awaits you at 19:30 in the Santa Cruz area; and for a theatre outing, Corta el Cable Rojo at Teatro los Remedios or Maquinaciones para un decenio at Sala Atín Aya are active over the weekend. If you prefer art, don’t miss the exhibitions at CAAC or CaixaForum Sevilla, open during the week and on weekends.
Friday
24° / 13°
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Saturday
26° / 11°
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Sunday
26° / 11°
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Day trips
Outside the capital
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Concerts
Rock Aljarafe 2026
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Monuments
Santuario de la Virgen de Setefilla
The sanctuary of the patron saint of Lora del Río, between the mountains, a castle and Tartessian ruins.
Monuments
Cerro de San Cristóbal de Estepa
Ramparts, the Tower of the Homage, and the Balcón de Andalucía viewpoint in the capital of mantecado
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Concerts
Javi Osorio at La Sra Pop
Free
Towers and walls
Walls of La Macarena
The only preserved section of the 12th-century Almohad wall: 180 metres and 12 square towers built over a 2nd-century Roman wall. A first-rate medieval relic in the heart of Seville. Free exterior visit 24 hours a day.
Free
Charming neighbourhoods
Santa Cruz Quarter
Seville's former Jewish quarter and the city's most photogenic corner: a maze of white narrow streets, intimate squares with orange trees and geranium pots that smell of orange blossom. Calle Agua, Plaza de Doña Elvira and the Hospital de los Venerables are its gems.
Free
Churches and temples
Basilica of El Señor del Gran Poder
The most revered Christ sanctuary in Seville: the Señor del Gran Poder, a masterpiece by Juan de Mesa (1620). One of the absolute peaks of Spanish Baroque sculpture. The Brotherhood, founded in 1431, organises one of the most solemn processions on Good Friday.
Free
Charming neighbourhoods
Triana neighbourhood
The birthplace of flamenco, artisan ceramics and the sailors who accompanied Columbus. Triana has a distinct identity of its own. The Market built over the ruins of the Castillo de San Jorge and the lively Calle Betis with night views over the river are unmissable.
Accommodation
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