Setas de Sevilla

A very important landmark in Sevilla, Spain it is a must do for any traveller coming to Sevilla. It is stunning to say the least. I booked a ticket well in advance and would recommend booking it just before the sunset, for the best view and for some great pictures.

The landmark is astonishing at night, the lights are beautiful and the walk across the platform is nice. It is artistic and a very wonderful experience to undertake. Would recommend!

Unique building, interesting & enjoyable experience. Tickets allow you to visit twice, so we went during the day & again that evening just before sunset. Long queue to enter for evening visit, so arrive in good time if you want to watch sunset before lights come on when it gets dark. Film is excellent. Lots of information on construction on boards (on stairway walls) + sample of wood, which we enjoyed on our day time visit. Fabulous experience. We stayed over an hour on our day visit & 2 hours in the evening when we also watched the film a second time! Market was not open as it was Sunday.

Totally worth it!
The views are amazing and the sunset beautiful, but after dark is where this attraction really comes to light ;) Just make sure, if you decide to watch the sunset, you get there 30 minutes early to get a good spot.
Combined with the soothing music it feels like you are on a magical cloud.
The immersive cinema was cool, although the novelty wore off after 2 minutes. In the beginning it kind of felt like you are in VR.

A great experience to enjoy the city view.
Particularly spectacular by night.
Also an immersive show is displayed before the walk.
Online tickets purchase is advised.

Really, really great spot! The ticket allows you to enter the place twice, so go there during the day to see the city views in the sun and then go there in the evening to see the lights and music show making you shiver. Oh and of course there is this movie show which elevates the overall impression. Truly great experience. Highly recommended.

The mushrooms of Seville are an incredibly pleasant place for everyone - a romantic couple, a family with children or experienced travelers. A great combination of watching a video about Seville and exploring the city from a 360-degree view. During the day you will find beautiful surroundings of the city, and at night there will be a beautiful light show. Super place.

It was a great experience. Better than I thought it would be. I was worried the views would be poor because most buildings around it seem the same size from the ground but you did get great views on the higher parts. The feel seville experience was a nice added bonus 15 min cinema type experience really felt like you were moving

Beautiful place where you can observe the city from above, or you want to enjoy in some of the restaurants and bars under it on the square. Really nice place to gather with thr friends.

Cool architecture! Made of wood! Neat area, full of life and a great landmark to meet friends or as a point of reference. You can also go up to the top. There are free days for that so research!

Setas De Seville is a breathtaking architectural marvel that truly captivates the essence of Seville.

Our visit post 10 pm was nothing short of magical; the illuminated structure offered a mesmerizing panorama of old Seville, creating a sublime experience.

The intricate play of changing colors on the wooden freestanding structure was a sheer delight, enhancing the beauty of the cityscape. This vantage point allowed us to witness Seville in all its glory, a view that will forever linger in our memories.

Setas De Seville is a must-visit, offering a unique perspective of the city that is as enchanting as it is unforgettable.

We prebooked our tickets so we would arrive 30 minutes before sunset. Upon entering, we watched a 15-minute immersive arty video about Seville, which was good, but you might be better off using that time to get a good spot at the very top for the best view of the sunset as it gets very busy about 15-30 minutes before sunset. You can always watch the movie after you've seen the sunset, too. We didn't fight for a space at the very top as the views from a little lower down were very good. A great experience. Do stay for the light switch on, which happens about 15 minutes past sunset.

Plenty of good bars and eateries nearby, too.

Gorgeous views of the city at sunset. Tickets lasts for 48 hours so if you would like to skip the crowd to access the 360 experience after, you can do it in the morning separately. The undulating roofscape allows amazing ciews all around and the aurora nightlighting show overlay is worth a visit for sure!

Actually very cool attraction - more than meets the eye. We walked by a few times in the day time due to its central location but did not plan on entering. However around 8:30 PM we started to see people lined up - we realized that this was for the nightly light show. Since the ticket is not overly expensive (€15) we bought two for the 9PM time slot, with sunset being around 8:45.

After a very quick elevator ride you set out onto the top of the Setas. The view is amazing - especially when the sunset happens. It is truly picturesque. After the sunset, the light show begins, which is also amazing. If you are free at night I’d highly recommend this. It is completely different from the top than from the bottom, as you can barely see the colours from the bottom. It’s probably worth it to get there a bit early to get a good spot to watch the sunset and show, as it was extremely busy at the best viewpoints and people tended to stay for a long time. Also would be good to buy the sunset slot tickets ahead of time, as it was sold out when we walked up. 9PM was the next available which was a bit close for comfort with sunset around 8:45.

I visited this place in December. While the place is definitely food for sunsets, I am writing this review to appreciate the warm staff.

I was on a solo trip from India and had an unfortunate incident of tripping and falling in the building and had a concussion. When I recollected my memories , I was with one of the staff, Laura. She had called the ambulance which was taking its time. Meanwhile she realised I was alone and ofcourse was anxious. She kept talking to me and asking about where I am from and what I do etc just so that I feel at home. Once the ambulance came, she took me down on a wheelchair and consoled me saying that I have a friend in Seville and I shouldn't worry. She kept checking on me later too.

Being a solo traveller from a different country and with a different language, I was feeling lost but the warmth I got definitely calmed me down. Thanks Laura for being there.

I visited the place the next day again just to thank her personally and could finally also witness the beautiful sunset from there.

This is a fabulous place to visit on a sunny day.

There's a short 15-minute film show included in the ticket price (15 euros).

The views are great, and I'd say it's worth the money.

Loved this place once you're above it. It was huge looking from below and was breathtaking from above. We timed our visit before sunset and the cool breeze above plus the view is memorable for us. There is a 15 min video about Seville and after that, you can stay at the top until itd closed, 11:30pm. Easy to buy tickets.

The Metropol Parasol, popularly known as “Las Setas” is a modern landmark in Seville, Spain. Here are some interesting details about this architectural wonder:
- Unique Design: distinctive wavy, honeycombed design resembling mushrooms.
- Largest Wooden Structure: recognized as the world’s largest wooden structure.
- Multifunctional Space: houses an archaeological museum, a farmers’ market, a public plaza, and multiple bars and restaurants.
- Archaeological Museum: beneath the Parasol, the Antiquarium museum displays Roman and Moorish remains.
- Panoramic Views: rooftop walkway offers stunning panoramic views of Seville.
- Contribution to Urban Regeneration: revitalizing the surrounding neighborhood.
- Controversy and Acclaim: acclaimed for its bold design and unique urban space.
- Illumination at Night: illuminated at night, highlighting its intricate design.
- Events and Activities: venue for events, including concerts and public activities.
- Symbol of Modern Seville: a representation of the city’s blend of traditional and contemporary influences.

One of the most unusual architectural buildings of the world. A must see! Stepping through, under and over this structure is a real delight. I was in awe of the sheer artistry and engineering skills to design and then construct it. Buy tickets on line or can get at the site. No queue in November middle of the day.

The largest wooden structure on the planet so far. From some streets you can see it from distance. It has this mushroom-like shape (hence the name, Setas = mushrooms in Spanish). During the night it randomly turns the colorful lights here and there so you can make many pictures and each looks a bit differently.
There is possibility to pay and visit rooftop however we didn't go there since the roof is not very high and so the view is better from other spots.in the city.
It is surrounded by many coffeeshops, bars, bistros. Seems like popular meeti up point. We were lucky there was Sevilla half marathon race during our visit so we have even more unforgettable pictures with this structure in the background.

Nice, human made spot for pics. I haven’t gone up but from the bottom the view is also great. The architecture doesn’t blend with surroundings but the fact that it stands out makes it unique - I like the contrast but I also understand that connoisseur of traditional Spanish building will find it as blasphemy. A lot of restaurants and coffee shops
around.