One of the casetas that is open to the public © Fiona Flores Watson |
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Casetas at Seville Feria
The Feria has over 1,000 casetas (literally small house or hut), green or red-and-white striped tents of varying sizes arranged along 15 streets. Each caseta has its own name on the front, and belongs to a local family, group of friends, business, club, trade association or political party.
The casetas are decorated like small houses, all different, with painted wooden tables and chairs, curtains, pictures on the wall, a bar serving food and drink, and toilets. There's a front section, with tables for eating, which are moved to the sides for dancing sevillanas; an open balcony in the front is a great spot for siting and watch the world go by: the colourful feriantes in their flamenco dresses, as well as horse and carriages during the day, and elegantly dressed feriantes on horseback. In the back part you can find the bar, which serves food and drink, and toilets.
It is important to be aware that the Seville Feria is the most closed and exclusive of all Andalucian fairs: the majority of the casetas are private and open only to members and their guests.
Every day during Feria week, from midday until the small hours, members of the caseta meet there to eat, drink, dance and socialise from lunchtime until the small hours. Being able to welcome guests in your own caseta proves a certain status in Seville society. This is an essential event as a host, both in social and business terms - you can impress your friends, woo your intended, and strike a deal with a potential client or partner. Sevillanos are extremely generous, so if you're lucky enough to have an invitation to a private caseta, as a visitor you will probably be plied with drink and food.
Casetas open to the public
If you don't have any prized invitations to private casetas, you have other options: there are a number of public casetas (de entrada libre): Fiestas Mayores, and one for each of six distritos municipales (municipal districts) of Seville. You can also enter the political parties' ones (PSOE, PP, PCE, or Communist Party) and those of the trades unions' (CCOO, UGT, USO).
La Marimorena (NGO Acciónenred Andalucia) serves vegan food, as well as traditional fare. You can book a table for lunch for 4-20 people with a set classic, vegan or fish menu here.
The other public casetas are El Garbanzo Negro (CGT trade union, anarchists, and women's groups), which also serves vegan food, and the tourist one (more information below), where you can also book a table. For a full list with addresses, see below.
 The Tourist Caseta is open to all-comers, and you can even book a table. |
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The Caseta Turistica - tourist caseta
The address of this caseta is Pascual Marquez 225-229, at the furthest point from the main entrance, near Calle de Infierno funfair. It's also close to three other free-entry public casetas. It doesn't say "Caseta Turistica" on the front, but "Welcome" in four languages, with the yellow "Sevilla" logo (see photo above).
The caseta accommodates 400 people, so there is a good atmosphere, with plenty of locals as well as tourists. The tourist caseta also has live music, with bands playing after lunch, and before and after dinner.
You can book a table for a meal, a much sought-after feature normally available only to those who have their own casetas; note that these bookings are for set menus. Payment for the meal is made in advance, to secure the booking. The catering, which is provided by Lonja del Barranco gourmet market, is fancier and more expensive than in other casetas.
Email [email protected] or call (+34) 955 471 232 / 955 470 255 / 663 141 195 for individual bookings, or [email protected] for group bookings (more than 12 people). This useful PDF brochure, produced by the city tourist office, has all the details about the feria, including booking a table.
Be aware that at lunch time (2/3-4/5pm) and dinner time (8-10pm) you will not be allowed into the tourist casetas unless you have a table reserved.
Tours of the Feria
Another useful service for tourists is being able to book a one-hour guided tour of the Feria in advance. Organised by the Seville Tourist Office with local official guides, these are available 21 to 26 April 2026 at 12.30pm, 1.30pm and 5.30pm. Book at the information kiosk in calle Antonio Bienvenida at the fair, any of the tourist offices, or online on the [email protected]. Price 16 euros. You can select language preference; English or Spanish, and you use a wireless earpiece..
Plan of Seville Feria ground
The Feria recinto (area) is large, with 15 streets lined with casetas – you need to have a map to hand to find your way around. Printed ones can be found at the information desks, with an index of casetas and their addresses; there are also apps.
Here is a plan of the Seville Feria for 2025 from Diario de Sevilla with a listing of all casetas by street,
Here is a Google Map with all the casetas added and updated for 2025 by Alfonso Diaz Marin
List of casetas open to the public
SEVILLE CITY COUNCIL
Área de Fiestas Mayores - C/ Costillares, 13
Caseta Turística - C/ Pascual Márquez, 225
DISTRICTS
Distrito Nervión-San Pablo - C/ Costillares, 22
Distrito Casco Antiguo - C/ Antonio Bienvenida, 97
Distrito Triana-Los Remedios - C/ Pascual Márquez, 153
Distrito Este - C/ Pascual Márquez, 215
Distrito Cerro-Amate - C/ Costillares, 82
Distrito Macarena-Norte - C/ Pascual Márquez, 85
Distrito Sur-Bellavista - C/ Ignacio Sánchez Mejías, 61
POLITICAL PARTIES
Partido Popular de Sevilla (Popular Party) - C/ Pascual Márquez, 66
PSOE Andalucía (Socialist Party) - C/ Antonio Bienvenida, 79
PCE (Communist Party) La Pecera - C/ Pascual Marquez 9
TRADE UNIONS
CC.OO. Sevilla - C/ Pascual Márquez, 81
UGT - C/ Antonio Bienvenida, 13
USO - C/ Curro Romero, 25
OTHERS
La Marimorena - C/ Manolo Vazquez 31
El Garbanzo Negro - C/ Manolo Vazquez 39
