Seville Gay Bars & Clubs

PRIDE B4R is a gay disco bar in Seville, formerly known as MEN TO MEN, which first opened in 2002. Located on Calle Trajano, with its entrance on Calle Delgado, it's a short walk from the gay nightlife around Alameda de Hércules.

The bar has DJs, dancing and drag shows from Thursday to Saturday, featuring local performers and visiting artists. Its entertainment programme makes it one of Seville's options for a late-night drag show, with regular themed nights and weekend performances.

PRIDE B4R opens every night from 10pm, with later closing times on Fridays and Saturdays.

El Bosque Animado is one of Seville's established gay bars, located on Calle Arias Montano, just off Alameda de Hércules, the centre of the city's gay scene.

It's particularly known for its outdoor terrace, where you can sit with a cocktail and take in the bustle of the Alameda. As well as beers and spirits, the bar serves coffee and cakes, so it's somewhere you can visit before the late-night bars get going.

1987 Bar is nearby if you're planning to explore more of Seville's gay nightlife.

1987 Bar is an 80s-themed bar on Alameda de Hércules, right in the middle of Seville's gay nightlife district. Billing itself as Spain's first 80s discopub, it plays retro hits from the decade, with a dance floor inside and an outdoor terrace overlooking the Alameda.

The bar opens late, making it a good option for drinks and dancing after dinner. It's a mixed, gay-popular venue rather than an exclusively gay bar, and is close to other LGBTQ+ hangouts including El Bosque Animado.

DILEMA is a gay bar at Alameda de Hércules 80, in the heart of Seville's LGBTQ+ nightlife district. Open from early afternoon until late, it's a good choice if you fancy a drink without waiting for the city's nightclubs to open.

The bar is known for its inexpensive beers, generously poured drinks (notorious in Spain so watch how much you drink) and quirky interior, decorated with an eclectic collection of memorabilia. There's outdoor seating on the Alameda, and the crowd is a mix of ages,

Mentiroso is a gay-popular café bar on Plaza de la Encarnación, close to Seville's famous Metropol Parasol, also known as Las Setas.

Located away from the main gay bar area around Alameda de Hércules, it's an alternative spot for drinks while exploring Seville's historic centre. The bar attracts a mixed crowd and has previously hosted LGBTQ+ events, including Pride celebrations.

El Barón Rampante is a gay-friendly café and cocktail bar on Calle Arias Montano, a tree-lined side street just off Alameda de Hércules in Seville's main gay nightlife area.

The bar is particularly popular for its spacious outdoor terrace, where the tables attract a largely gay and mixed crowd for afternoon drinks and late evenings. There's coffee, beer, wine and cocktails, as well as shisha, with table service outside.

El Barón Rampante sits next to El Bosque Animado, making this little stretch of Calle Arias Montano one of the places to explore when visiting Seville's gay scene.

ITACA is one of Seville's longest-running gay nightclubs, located on Calle Amor de Dios, a short walk from the LGBTQ+ bars around Alameda de Hércules.

The club has two rooms, with pop music, dancing and a dark room for cruising. Drag shows take place on Wednesdays, Thursdays and Sundays, giving visitors an option for gay nightlife beyond the weekend. The crowd tends to arrive late, with the club generally getting busier after 1am, particularly on Fridays and Saturdays.

ITACA opens every night from 11pm, with late closing times at weekends. Check its Instagram for upcoming shows and special events.

OBBIO Trastámara is a nightclub in central Seville, near Plaza de Armas, with a programme that includes LGBTQ+ parties and club nights.

The venue is associated with TRAGA•PERRA, one of Seville's established LGBTQ+ party nights, which has been running for more than a decade and welcomes a mixed crowd. OBBIO Trastámara also hosts other music and club events, with resident DJ Fantasma Surfer.

Located on Calle Trastámara, away from the main gay bar area around Alameda de Hércules, the club generally opens on Friday and Saturday nights from 11pm. Check the event programme before visiting, as not every night is necessarily LGBTQ+-focused.

Since 2012, LUX has been Seville's hottest annual summer gay dance party every Friday and Saturday (from May to September).

The venue, Terraza, features a massive open-air dance floor, with international DJ's, go-go dancers, stage performers and more. Check LUX's Facebook page for the latest updates.