Erasmus Nights in Seville: The Guide to Living
Your Best Life After Dark
So, you’ve landed in Seville for your Erasmus semester. You’ve tried your first tinto de verano, fumbled through some “gracias” and “vale,” and maybe even survived your first 8 AM lecture after only three hours of sleep. Now what?
It’s time to dive headfirst into one of the most iconic parts of your Erasmus experience: the nightlife.
From cozy tapas bars to rooftops with major main-character energy, to clubs that don’t even open until midnight—Seville doesn’t play when it comes to partying. And if you’re here to study a little and party a lot, keep reading because this guide is your new best friend.
It’s time to dive headfirst into one of the most iconic parts of your Erasmus experience: the nightlife.
From cozy tapas bars to rooftops with major main-character energy, to clubs that don’t even open until midnight—Seville doesn’t play when it comes to partying. And if you’re here to study a little and party a lot, keep reading because this guide is your new best friend.
Get ready to party! These are your go-to spots to fuel up on tapas and drinks without breaking your Erasmus budget.
Patio San Eloy
Multi-level bar with iconic tiles and affordable tapas. A solid choice for a group dinner before a night out.
Bar Antojo
Located in Alameda, it offers modern fusion tapas and drinks with aesthetic lighting and a chill ambiance.
The Second Room
Cozy, intimate, and known for its solid cocktail list. They host Erasmus-friendly happy hours on Thursdays and Sundays.
And if you’re on that true student hustle, pop into a supermarket, grab a bottle of wine for a few euros, and pregame on a friend’s rooftop. Simple and budget-friendly.
Patio San Eloy
Multi-level bar with iconic tiles and affordable tapas. A solid choice for a group dinner before a night out.
Bar Antojo
Located in Alameda, it offers modern fusion tapas and drinks with aesthetic lighting and a chill ambiance.
The Second Room
Cozy, intimate, and known for its solid cocktail list. They host Erasmus-friendly happy hours on Thursdays and Sundays.
And if you’re on that true student hustle, pop into a supermarket, grab a bottle of wine for a few euros, and pregame on a friend’s rooftop. Simple and budget-friendly.
Where the Magic Happens: Seville’s Nightlife Neighborhoods
Alameda de Hércules
This is where the cool kids hang out. Think massive pedestrian plazas lined with quirky bars, hipster cafés, and casual open-air hangouts. You’ll run into locals, international students, and a relaxed crowd. It’s laid-back but always buzzing, especially on warm nights.
La Alfalfa and Cuesta del Rosario
These backstreets are where nights begin and sometimes end in a blur. La Alfalfa is charming, chaotic, and always packed. Cuesta del Rosario—often called the “Tokyo strip”—is home to dive bars, cheap cocktails, and reggaetón blasting from every doorway. Start your night here, lose track of time, and end up dancing with someone from Belgium who swears they're a DJ.
Calle Betis in Triana
Looking for riverside atmosphere? Calle Betis delivers. The view is stunning, and the vibe is slightly more upscale but still relaxed. Perfect for sipping drinks on a terrace while watching the boats drift by. Triana is also a great place to experience authentic flamenco or grab late-night churros after clubbing.
Clubbing 101: Where to Dance Until Sunrise
Seville clubs start late and end later. Don’t even bother showing up before 1 AM.
Koko Club
Located under the iconic Setas, Koko is moody, intimate, and filled with pop and hip-hop bangers. The crowd is international and very student-heavy.
Uthopia
A multi-level club with themed nights, Erasmus events, and high-energy DJs. The vibe is chaotic in the best way.
Sala Cosmos
If you’re into techno, house, or more underground vibes, this is your place. Expect a creative, artsy crowd.
Tokyo Club
Small but always packed. Popular among Erasmus students thanks to its central location and party atmosphere.
Monasterio
Located just outside the city center, Monasterio is known for its friendly crowd and consistent mix of pop, dance, and Spanish hits. Worth the Uber.
Seville clubs start late and end later. Don’t even bother showing up before 1 AM.
Koko Club
Located under the iconic Setas, Koko is moody, intimate, and filled with pop and hip-hop bangers. The crowd is international and very student-heavy.
Uthopia
A multi-level club with themed nights, Erasmus events, and high-energy DJs. The vibe is chaotic in the best way.
Sala Cosmos
If you’re into techno, house, or more underground vibes, this is your place. Expect a creative, artsy crowd.
Tokyo Club
Small but always packed. Popular among Erasmus students thanks to its central location and party atmosphere.
Monasterio
Located just outside the city center, Monasterio is known for its friendly crowd and consistent mix of pop, dance, and Spanish hits. Worth the Uber.
Bonus Tips for a Great Night Out
- Siesta like a local. A nap between 6 and 9 PM will give you the stamina you need.
- Don’t wear heels. The cobblestones in the historic center are beautiful but brutal.
- Always have some cash. Some smaller places don’t take cards.
- Make friends with promoters. Erasmus groups on WhatsApp and Instagram usually have someone who can get you discounted or free entry.
Erasmus in Seville: Your Main Character Moment
Seville isn’t just beautiful by day—it’s electric by night. Whether you're dancing in Alameda, sipping a cocktail on Calle Betis, or shouting “uno más” at the bartender at 4 AM, the city has a way of making you feel alive.
Go out, live loud, meet new people, and collect the kinds of stories you’ll be telling long after your Erasmus adventure ends.
You’re not just in Seville. You’re making Seville yours.
Seville isn’t just beautiful by day—it’s electric by night. Whether you're dancing in Alameda, sipping a cocktail on Calle Betis, or shouting “uno más” at the bartender at 4 AM, the city has a way of making you feel alive.
Go out, live loud, meet new people, and collect the kinds of stories you’ll be telling long after your Erasmus adventure ends.
You’re not just in Seville. You’re making Seville yours.
