Teatro de la Maestranza is one of Spain's big three opera houses along with the Liceo in Barcelona and Teatro de la Opera in Madrid. The larger of the two auditoriums hosts the work of prestigious directors. It's home to Seville's Royal Symphony Orchestra who perform here most of the year. The whole building has been designed for easy disabled access. You'll find it by the city's bullring and close to the Torre del Oro, in an area full of good bars and restaurants.

Located in the old Casino of the Universal Exhibition from 1929, Lope de Vega Theatre is managed by the Department of Culture of the Town Hall of Seville. Its annual programming includes every type of performance and in its classic seats you can enjoy operas, concerts of classical music, flamenco and popular Spanish music. It is in a privileged location, it is very close to Plaza España which was a very important place during the aforementioned Exposition; it is also just a few meters from Maria Luisa Park and to the old tobacco factory which now houses Universidad Hispalense. These places must be visited, because along with unquestionable beauty they also represent modern and global Seville.

This public theatre houses all types of avant-garde art, with plays, groups and music, dance and theatre. Situated in Isla de la Cartuja, the place where Expo '92 was held, next to a unique amusement park called Magic Island, it is also next to the Parque Tecnologico Cartuja 93 and the Guadalquivir River, two of its most attractive bridges Alamillo and Barqueta, that enter Torneo street, the main entrance to the well known Alameda district. It has disabled access and toilets.