A new week of July begins in Seville, a new opportunity to enjoy a variety of cultural, educational and entertainment opportunities. Whether you’re on vacation or just want to spend your free time in the city, here are some of the most amazing recommendations.
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“On the sidelines”
Provincial Council of Seville
Having Penélope Cruz and Luis Tosar in the lead roles is already enough to make you want to go to the Patio de la Diputación and enjoy its already traditional summer cinema. But in addition, the film, which is being screened today at the Ciclo Asómate al Patio, received five nominations for the Goya Award, including Best New Director, which still goes to actor Juan Diego Botto.
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Where: Cinema Diputación de Sevilla.
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Address: Avenue Menendez Pelayo, 32.
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When: July 24th.
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Schedule: At 22:15 (doors open at 21:15).
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Price: 4 euros.
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Tickets: for sale in Diputación de Sevilla.
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competition and concert
Candle Santa Ana
The last stretch of July offers endless entertainment in Triana. Without going further, this Monday there is a beer background competition (Cruzcampo) and a concert as part of the Velá de Santa Anta.
At 21:00 there will be a shooting competition, which will also decide which booth is best decorated and, as a culmination, it will be revealed who is the best innkeeper of the year.
For its part, “Noche Joven” will start at 22:00 in Plaza del Altozano with a concert by Enrique Casellas, Consuelo and David Gutiérrez, known as “Entreparentesis”.
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Where: Candle Santa Ana.
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Address: Walk About (competition) | Plaza del Altozano (concert)
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When: July 24th.
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Schedule: 21:00 and 22:00
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Price: Admission is free until the end of the photo session.
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Exhibition ‘Mummies of Egypt’
CaixaForum Seville
This is an exhibition curated by Marie Vandenbeusch that reconstructs the lives of six mummies of people who lived between 800 and 100 BC, thanks to discoveries made using new non-invasive methods.
It was organized in collaboration with the British Museum in London, which donated various exhibits from its collection.
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Where: Caixaforum
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Address: C. López Pintado, no.
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When: until September 3
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Opening hours: Monday to Sunday and public holidays from 10:00 to 20:00.
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Price: 6 euros. Free for Caixaforum clients and children under 12
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Tickets: caixaforum.
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“How to Train Your Dragon 3”
Alamillo Park
Los veranillos del Alamillo reaffirms its family vocation with today’s screening of the third installment in the animated saga How to Train Your Dragon. As usual, admission is free until full capacity is reached, and it’s always an attractive plan for the whole family because you can spend some time outdoors in the heart of one of Seville’s green lungs.
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Where: The courtyard of a farmhouse located in Parque del Alamillo.
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Address: Alamillo Park
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When: July 24
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Prices: admission is free
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Opening hours: 22:00