April 14-20 Feria de Abril Seville April Fair 2024
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The Seville fairgrounds will play host to hundreds of stalls, food and drinks tents, live music and more this April
The first major celebration of the year, Holy Week, is now behind us and Seville is already turning its attention to the next big event – the April Fair. This year, the famous Feria de Abril festivities will begin on Sunday April 14 and run until Saturday April 20, when the festival will be brought to a close with a spectacular fireworks display.
The long-awaited April Fair is a party like no other; throughout the celebrations, the iconic fairgrounds will remain open, playing host to a huge range of food and drink booths, live music concerts, stalls and attractions for all the family.
What to do during the April Fair
The festivities will centre around the fairgrounds, which are located in the Remedios neighbourhood and will remain open from midnight on April 14, when the official inauguration will take place and the thousands of amazing lights turned on.
Here, the various booths and stalls will be situated and while the opening times vary, most of the public-run establishments will open between 12 noon and 3am.
The celebrations are usually split into three different categories: the day fair in the afternoon is packed full of open stalls and features horse and carriage rides, so it’s ideal for families with young children; the afternoon fair begins at 7pm; and at 9pm the night fair kicks into high gear, going until the wee hours of the morning.
This year, there are more than a thousand booths scattered through the 275,000-square-metre fairgrounds where visitors can enjoy terrific live music and a festive atmosphere while sampling some of the best food and beverages the Andalusian capital has to offer.
Public booths at the Seville April Fair 2024
Among the more than 1,000 booths that will open this year, the vast majority are private, which can only be accessed by members or by express invitation. The following public booths are open to everyone, and generally have prices that are more affordable:
Triana – Los Remedios (Pascual Márquez,153-155-157)
Casco Antiguo (Antonio Bienvenida, 97-99-101)
Nervión – San Pablo - Santa Justa (Costillares, 22-24-26)
Sur – Bellavista - La Palmera (Ignacio Sánchez Mejías, 61-63-65)
Este - Alcosa - Torreblanca (Pascual Márquez, 215-217-219)
Macarena – Norte (Pascual Márquez, 85-87-89).
Cerro Amate (Juan Belmonte, 196-198-200).
UGT (Antonio Bienvenida,13)
Unión Sindical Obrera (USO) (Curro Romero, 25)
CC. OO. Sevilla (Pascual Márquez, 81)
PP de Sevilla (Pascual Márquez, 66)
Área de Fiestas Mayores (Costillares, 13)
Caseta Popular (Pascual Márquez, 225)
La Pecera, Partido Comunista (Pascual Márquez, 9)
La Marimorena (Manolo Vázquez, 31)
El Garbanzo Negro (Manolo Vázquez, 39)
The last two of these, La Marimorena and El Garbanzo Negro, are the stalls with vegan options and which cater for people with food intolerance. Additionally, La Marimorena donates the profit it makes from its Seville Fair stand to helping to protect the environment.
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