Seville Travel Guide - Activities

Watch a flamenco show: Seville is the home of flamenco and offers a number of venues offering traditional shows. The most typical venue is a tablao, which is a small, personal establishment. Tablaos feature professional dancers and musicians who usually give two performances every night. Visitors can enjoy a show of traditional flamenco as well as regional dances from around Spain.

Watch a film: films can be enjoyed at Cine Cervantes on Calle Amor de Dios. It's an old theatre showing Spanish films as well as the latest Hollywood blockbuster. While there are many cinemas located throughout the city, this one offers the best and most unique setting.

Browse the market: this is great fun, even if you don’t end up buying anything. The local food markets are often the most enjoyable places to shop and include Encarnacion, Arenal, Triana or Calle Feria. You can spend an entire morning browsing through a selection of vegetables, fruits, meats and seafood. Of all the markets, Triana is the newest, while Feria offers a great little bar which is wedged between the market and the church.