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Seville's neighborhoods of Alfalfa (Calle Pérez Galdós, specifically), Alameda (Plaza Alameda de Hércules), and Triana (Calle Betis and Calle Pureza) are particularly well-known for nightlife. Come summer, La … more Isla de Cartuja heats up. Between April to October afternoon bashes enliven outdoor posts along the Arenal side of the Guadalquivir River. Most parties don’t start hopping until 1-2am.

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Walls covered in cartoon porn set the stage at this shot-heaven. Choose from a lengthy list of chupitos (shots), or request a maceta, a gigantic plastic cup of just about any mixed drink under the sol ($5-7 a pop).

Calle Perez Galdos 11; Seville; 011-954-22-1 6-25

Set along the alternative Plaza Alameda de Hercules, this stylish bar -- decked in wood and old coffee urns, with outdoor seating available -- is a great central spot, fully stocked with beer and mixed drinks, and fellow drinkers.

Alameda de Hércules 63; Seville; 011-954-90-27-18

Experience Semana Santa year round. Decked in velvet walls, virgin effigies, flowers, candles, incense, and images of Christ himself, this bar looks and feels like a church – until you start tossing back Sangre de Cristo cocktails that is, a potent concoction of vodka, whiskey, and grenadine.

Boteros 26; Seville

Deck yourself out in your flashiest duds to secure a spot past the bouncers. DJ’s blast music until dawn and keep things hot on the large dance floor. The club’s four bars fuel the fun.

Calle Betis 67; Seville; 011-95-428-19-93

Dress to impress – or bear rejection – at Seville’s most upscale disco. Located in the former Olympic pavilion of Expo ’92, the completely renovated locale attracts local actors, artists, and futbol players.

Pabellón Olímpico de Expo 92; Matemáticos Rey Pastor y Castor s/n; Seville; 011-34-954-46-22-07; www.antiquetheatro.com

There are no signs for this converted coal yard, just look for the red door. Inside, find a cozy bar with two fireplaces and, continuing outside, a large al fresco bar surrounded by tables and benches. Paintings by local artists decorate the walls and free flamenco performances occasionally entertain guests. Closed Mondays.

Levíes 18; Seville; 011-34-954-21- 44-60

Seville's premier venue hosts some of the best opera in Europe, along with zarzuela (light opera), ballet, classical concerts, and flamenco. Prices range from $10-125. Closed August-November.

Paseo de Colón 22; Seville; 011-34-954-22-33-44; www.teatromaestranza.com

Seville’s oldest bar dates back to 1670, with 70-year-old bottles (not for sale), and bills decorating the wooden counters. A mixed crowd of locals and foreigners come for drinks and dishes like salmorejo (thick gazpacho-style soup). Closed Wednesdays. c/ Gerona 42; Seville; 011-34-954-22-31-83

Situated in a restored, 17^th-century building, this cozy tablao (flamenco club) hosts professionally choreographed flamenco shows. Have dinner or just a drink and watch the show unfold.

C/ Rodo 7; Seville; 011-34-954-216-492; www.tablaoelarenal.com

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