Get more out of Sevilla by planning cultural events and activities. Follow our advice with these events coming up over the next few months!
 

Traveling Events

• Totem by Cirque du Soleil. Explanada del Charco de la Pava. From January 26 to March 11, 2018. Cirque du Soleil, for those who prefer to say it in its original language, always returns to Seville with a new show to amaze adults and children. On this occasion, the staging will represent a journey of the human species from its amphibian origin to its final desire to fly, passing through primates and Cro-Magnons. In short, a genuine display of sensations, mastery and creativity on stage. Get tickets here, starting at just €28. 

Opera

• Falstaff, by Giuseppe Verdi, at the Maestranza Theatre. February 16, 19, 22 and 24 at 8:30 p.m. The last work of the brilliant Italian musician stands out for his unexpected overhaul when he was about to become an octogenarian. A delight that lovers of classical music should not miss. More information about tickets and prices here. 

Dance

• Don Quixote by the National Dance Company at the Maestranza Theatre. From February 11 to 14 at 8:30 p.m. the adventures of the famous nobleman Don Quixote de la Mancha will be the centre of the National Dance Company’s show. An essential for lovers of the universal literary classic and, in particular, of dance. See information and prices here.

Art Exhibitions 

• Van Gogh Alive, a Van Gogh exhibition at the Navigation Pavilion. From February 1 to April 15 from 10:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. More than an art exhibition, a multimedia show that fuses Dutch paintings with photographs and videos. Spectators will have the opportunity to discover and deepen their understanding of the works of Van Gogh through the 3,000 images that constantly transform the space.
   

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• Special programming at Casa Murillo. Permanent. The 400th anniversary of Bartolomé Esteban Murillo is one of the historical landmarks with the most cultural programming in Seville. TheYear of Murillo is an excellent opportunity to discover Seville through the eyes of the universal painter. There are exhibitions where his works can be contemplated and also educational workshops for children between 4 and 12. Admission and the workshops are free. It’s a great idea for those looking for something different to do over the weekend with the whole family.  

• Adriano, Metamorphosis in the Archaeological Museum of Seville. Until April 8. The institution celebrates the anniversary of Emperor Hadrian’s arrival to the throne in the year 117. Having turned 1,900 years old in 2017! Accredited EU citizens have free access; for other countries admission is €1.50. More information on opening times here. 

Monuments 

• Visits to the Palace of Dueñas. The official residence of the Casa de Alba, since its opening, is one of the settings to receive more art-lovers and the art-curious. Curiously, the famous poet Antonio Machado lived in those courtyards and rooms as a child, since his father was the palace administrator. Now visitors can walk through areas where members of European dynasties and personalities of the world of culture, politics and international art too have passed. Audio guides and guided tours are available. Do not miss out on its spectacular art collection. More information about opening times and prices here. 

Theatre 

• Vania by Chekhov, at the Central Theatre. January 19 and 20 at 8:00 p.m. Àlex Rigola directs and adapts the original text of the Russian writer to give viewers an uninhibited version with an intimate proposal, full of melancholy and reflection. Tickets: €20. 

   

Books

• Chaotic Cultural Space. One of the best places to feed your love of books is in the new chaotic cultural space. A place that serves as a cultural space, bookstore and cafeteria. Whether browsing through its shelves, enjoying a mid-afternoon talk or at a cultural programming event, , bibliophiles will enjoy this unique space in the city.

 At Holos Boutique Hotel, our charming hotel in Seville, we want you to enjoy Seville to the fullest.