When the heat drops, Seville goes out.

Seville after dark

In Seville life happens in the street. A caña standing up on Plaza del Salvador, some tapas in the Alfalfa, a beer by the river on Calle Betis: that is how almost everything starts, and it almost never ends where it began.

In summer the clock shifts: nobody goes out before eleven, and the terraces fill up once there is finally a breath of air. In spring the city changes pace with Holy Week and the Feria, and in July Triana celebrates its Velá by the river.

YesTonite is made for those plans that come together on their own: see who else is out today, write, and pin it down without overthinking it.

Thursday, Friday and Saturday are the nights to go out. In summer everything starts later, once the heat drops, and the terraces stay busy until the small hours.

Where to go out in Seville

• Alameda de HérculesA wide boulevard of terraces and bars, one of the hubs of the night.
• TrianaAcross the Guadalquivir, with Calle Betis looking out over the river.
• La AlfalfaSquares and narrow streets in the centre full of tapas bars.
• El SalvadorCañas standing up on the square in front of the church as evening falls.
• Barrio de Santa CruzLittle lanes by the Cathedral for a quiet drink.
• El ArenalBetween the Maestranza bullring and the river, old-school bars.