Exact location, access under Las Setas, and tips to arrive with time to spare.
How to get there
We’re right in the heart of Seville, in an area that’s easy to reach on foot, by taxi, or by public transport. To enjoy the show without rushing, give yourself a little extra time and keep the Google Maps link ready.
Below you’ll find the map, the full address, and practical tips to spot the correct entrance straight away.
Open the map, follow the route, and enter from the access point under Las Setas: fast, clear, and hassle-free.
Address & access
Address:
Pza. de la Encarnación, 38, 41004, Sevilla
Meeting point / access:
Entrance under Las Setas de Sevilla (base of the Metropol Parasol).
Tip: arrive 20–30 minutes early to get in calmly, find your seat, and start the show without interruptions.
From the city centre: just a few minutes on foot; by taxi it’s a short ride (traffic depending).
From the station: taxi/VTC or city bus; at peak times, a taxi is usually the most direct option.
From the airport: taxi/VTC, or bus + connection to taxi/public transport depending on the time and what’s most convenient.
If you’re coming by car, the easiest option is to use a nearby public car park and walk the last few minutes. When the centre is busy, taking a taxi can save time and avoid circling for parking.
If you need step-free access or guidance to enter more comfortably (reduced mobility, stroller, etc.), message us and we’ll guide you step by step.
Tips for show day
Come 20–30 minutes in advance to enter calmly and get seated without rushing.
Keep your confirmation email handy (on your phone or a screenshot) for faster entry.
If you’re coming with kids, reduced mobility, or as a group, let us know in advance so we can make access easier.
Frequently asked questions
We recommend you don’t. To avoid interrupting the performance, once the show starts, doors close and entry is not allowed.
Follow the map and look for the entrance under Las Setas, at the base of the structure. If in doubt, double-check the exact point in Google Maps.
Yes. In the city centre it’s often the easiest and most direct option, especially if you’d rather not deal with parking.