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The Metropol Parasol (Las Setas) on La Encarnación square is a 26-metre wooden mushroom structure with a rooftop walkway giving 360-degree views of Seville's old town and the Giralda. Find rooftop entry tickets, guided tour options, and underground Roman museum combo formats here.
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  • Walk a 250-metre serpentine walkway atop the world's largest wooden structure for sweeping 360° views of Seville from 28 metres high.

  • After sunset, Aurora transforms the structure, an AI-powered LED light and sound show that reads real-time ambient temperature, movement, and relative humidity data, so no two nights are ever the same.

  • Step inside "Feeling Sevilla," a 15-minute multisensory experience where you feel the city's breeze, inhale its scents, and sense its movement without leaving your seat.

  • One ticket gets you two visits within 48 hours, come by day for the panoramic views, return after dark for Aurora (second entry subject to ticket availability).

  • Explore at your own pace with a multilingual audioguide (Spanish, English, Italian, French, German, Portuguese, Korean, and Chinese).

  • Why visit once when it changes after dark? Enjoy two visits within 48 hours. Take in the city views by day and return in the evening for the lights and a completely different experience.

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  • Walk a 250-metre serpentine walkway atop the world's largest wooden structure for sweeping 360° views of Seville from 28 metres high.

  • After sunset, Aurora transforms the structure, an AI-powered LED light and sound show that reads real-time ambient temperature, movement, and relative humidity data, so no two nights are ever the same.

  • Step inside "Feeling Sevilla," a 15-minute multisensory experience where you feel the city's breeze, inhale its scents, and sense its movement without leaving your seat.

  • One ticket gets you two visits within 48 hours, come by day for the panoramic views, return after dark for Aurora (second entry subject to ticket availability).

  • Explore at your own pace with a multilingual audioguide (Spanish, English, Italian, French, German, Portuguese, Korean, and Chinese).

  • Why visit once when it changes after dark? Enjoy two visits within 48 hours. Take in the city views by day and return in the evening for the lights and a completely different experience.

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Seville Guadalquivir River cruise boat with Torre del Oro and Metropol Parasol in the background.
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  • See Seville from both ends of the skyline, 27 metres above the city on the world's largest wooden structure, then from the water along the Guadalquivir River.

  • At Setas de Sevilla, stroll a 250-metre elevated walkway for 360° panoramic views, step inside "Feeling Sevilla" for a 15-min multisensory city experience, and catch Aurora, an AI-powered LED light show after sunset that's unique every night.

  • On the Guadalquivir River Cruise, sail past Torre del Oro, the Triana neighbourhood, and UNESCO-listed riverfront monuments on a one-hour cruise with multilingual audio commentary in 6 languages.

  • Both experiences are self-guided and flexible, visit Setas at your reserved time, then head to the Estación MarĆ­tima Torre del Oro for the next available cruise departure.

  • Save 5% against booking both individually, two of Seville's most distinctive viewpoints, one simple combo ticket.

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  • See Seville from both ends of the skyline, 27 metres above the city on the world's largest wooden structure, then from the water along the Guadalquivir River.

  • At Setas de Sevilla, stroll a 250-metre elevated walkway for 360° panoramic views, step inside "Feeling Sevilla" for a 15-min multisensory city experience, and catch Aurora, an AI-powered LED light show after sunset that's unique every night.

  • On the Guadalquivir River Cruise, sail past Torre del Oro, the Triana neighbourhood, and UNESCO-listed riverfront monuments on a one-hour cruise with multilingual audio commentary in 6 languages.

  • Both experiences are self-guided and flexible, visit Setas at your reserved time, then head to the Estación MarĆ­tima Torre del Oro for the next available cruise departure.

  • Save 5% against booking both individually, two of Seville's most distinctive viewpoints, one simple combo ticket.

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General admission is approximately €16 per person and includes access to the rooftop walkway (Mirador 360°), the "Feeling Sevilla" immersive film, the Aurora night light show, free Wi-Fi, and an audio guide via the Setas de Sevilla app. Children under 6 enter free.

You can modify your reservation or cancel it with a refund up to two hours before your selected visit time. Book online in advance, especially for popular sunset slots — these sell out quickly during peak season (March–May, September–October).

Entry to the Antiquarium is separate and not included with the general rooftop ticket. Tickets cost €2.10 and can be purchased directly at the entrance. Combine both visits for a full Setas experience.

We sell Setas de Sevilla Tickets for standalone entry, a Guided Tour with options for a city tour extension, a Setas + Flamenco combo, and a Setas + Guadalquivir River Cruise combo. Booking a combo or guided tour through us gives you flexibility and the best value for a fuller Seville day out.

About Setas de Sevilla

No Seville visit is complete without Las Setas. This extraordinary wooden structure blends contemporary design with ancient history — from its Roman and Moorish ruins in the Antiquarium to the Aurora light show that transforms the parasols after dark. Pair it with a flamenco show, a Guadalquivir river cruise, or a city walking tour for the ultimate Seville experience.


AddressPl. de la Encarnación, s/n, Casco Antiguo, 41003 Sevilla, Spain
Also known asLas Setas (The Mushrooms); Metropol Parasol
Year opened2011
Founded byJürgen Mayer H. (J. Mayer H. Architects)
Expected wait time - Standard30-60 mins (Peak), 30-60 mins (Off Peak)

Did you know?

Seville officially adopted the name "Setas de Sevilla" after discovering the project's architect had trademarked the name "Metropol Parasol" and would charge for its use.

People originally wanted to build a parking lot at Plaza de la Encarnación, but that idea was abandoned when Roman remains were discovered during excavations. Those ruins are now preserved in the Antiquarium museum directly beneath the structure.

The structure was selected from 65 submissions in a city-sponsored competition to revitalise the square. Construction took six years and the final cost was reported at around 123 million euros — well over the original budget.

The Metropol Parasol's trademark amorphous shape can be seen reflected in every detail of the development, from the curvy benches to the sinuous flowerbeds. Even the smallest design elements echo the organic mushroom aesthetic of the parasols above.

Why visit Setas de Sevilla?

Panoramic Views Over Seville's Skyline

From the rooftop, visitors enjoy 360-degree panoramas of Seville, including landmarks like the Cathedral and Giralda tower. Setas-de-sevilla-ticketsThe elevated walkway stretches 350 metres and culminates at the highest mushroom cap, nearly 26 metres above the plaza — perfect for photographers and sunset lovers alike.

The World's Largest Wooden Structure

The parasols are constructed of 3,500 cubic meters of micro-laminated Finnish pine and are marketed as the world's largest wooden structure. Seville City Guide Spanning 150 by 70 metres, the engineering feat was inspired by the vaulted ceilings of Seville Cathedral and the ficus trees of nearby plazas — a breathtaking fusion of nature and architecture.

The Antiquarium

The Antiquarium displays archaeological ruins from Seville's past 2,000 years Andalucia.com, including Roman mosaics, pottery, and building foundations from the 1st century CE, as well as traces of a 12th-century Islamic Almohad house. It's one of the most unexpected and rewarding underground museums in Spain.

The Aurora Night Light Show

In the evening, the Aurora light show turns the structure into a glowing piece of rainbow-hued art. The parasols are dramatically illuminated with coloured lights and music, making a night visit an entirely different — and magical — experience compared to the daytime. Included in the general admission ticket.

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What our guests say

Carole L

United Kingdom
Couple
Last week
We enjoyed this experience late in the evening, it was fantastic. The views were breathtaking and the structure itself was fascinating. Well worth a visit!

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Cynthia M

Brazil
Couple
Last week

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Everything was great. An impressive structure. We loved it. Other countries could create more works that enchant and show what we are capable of creating. Better to have this to inspire wonder than weapons to kill.

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Margarita B

Spain
Group
5 days ago
The views and the peaceful atmosphere, especially on an overcast day in Seville when we weren't quite sure if we'd be able to go out due to the forecasted rain.

Combo: Setas de Sevilla + Guadalquivir River Cruise

Monica V

United States
Family
Last week
Easy to get up to the top. View from the rooftop is amazing and breeze felt beautiful. Lights and structure are like no other.

Combo: Setas de Sevilla + Guadalquivir River Cruise

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