Outdoor activities, parks, experiences, and events for all tastes in Seville that will delight the little ones.
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A catalog of activities that let you explore the city from a fun, informative, and creative perspective.
With a vibrancy that captivates both tourists and locals alike, Seville will delight people of all ages and tastes, offering sweet treats, nearby getaways, incredible views, refreshing attractions, guided tours, and many more ideas designed to be enjoyed with the little ones. Here are some of the best things to do with kids in Seville.
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Afternoon snacks—those little bites that satisfy a sweet tooth—are on another level at these cafés. One of those timeless activities in Seville that kids and the not-so-little ones in the family— the adults— enjoy equally.
Display cases brimming with sweets and an extensive selection of crepes, waffles, and other treats to satisfy even the sweetest tooth.
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When thinking about things to do with kids in Seville, our minds automatically turn to Isla Mágica, the city’s amusement park, a themed oasis to enjoy during the summer months. This leisure option appeals to all ages and tastes and promises an adventurous experience without sacrificing refreshing attractions.
Visitors will find thrilling attractions, such as the imposing free fall of El Desafío, and options suited for more laid-back spirits, such as Los rápidos del Orinoco.
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Arcade Planet, Europe’s largest arcade, continues to stand out in Dos Hermanas as an excellent option for fans of 1980s arcade games.
Five retro video game collectors built this entertainment empire that, without realizing it, managed to establish the Seville municipality as a benchmark in this regard.
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Seville takes on a whole new perspective and feels like a water city when you’re aboard a kayak on the Guadalquivir. This peaceful water activity also offers options for children ages 8 to 17 through some companies.
A journey that will let them enjoy both riverbanks while engaging in outdoor sports.
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The Seville Aquarium is a great option for activities with kids any time of year. Young and old alike can discover different ecosystems, freshwater and saltwater tanks , home to 400 different marine species, including the deepest shark tank on the Iberian Peninsula.
In addition, this research and outreach center includes in its tour a visit with a strong historical focus, featuring a layout that recreates the journey Magellan made around the world in 1519.
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In the vicinity of Seville, the Sierra Norte offers a wide range of hiking trails for all ages. Idyllic scenes, archaeological sites, castles nestled in rugged landscapes, and even natural pools are featured in this selection of hiking trails that you can explore with the little ones.
Crazy Zone: inflatables for kids and adults
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Crazy Zone promises a trip back to childhood, as both young and old are welcome in this paradise of inflatables. A bastion of fun for nostalgic souls and, of course, for the enjoyment of boys and girls.
Here you’ll find trampolines, inflatables, XXL slides, and other games and attractions associated with childhood.
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Movies continue to thrill audiences, especially the youngest ones, who are excited by new film releases and eager to attend the most anticipated animated premieres.
Beyond the success of streaming platforms, movie theaters are forced to reinvent themselves and appeal to all audiences, from blockbuster releases to arthouse films, discussions, and even spaces for the little ones.
At the Yelmo Cinema in Lagoh, they’re experts at this and have spacious XXL seats and even a kids’ theater that will delight any family.
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Although go-karts proliferated enthusiastically across Europe in the late 1950s, the idea of driving them in Seville today still sounds a bit unusual. In any case, the intrepid are in luck, as the city has several tracks that both adults and children can enjoy.
Thrilling go-karts and indoor or outdoor tracks full of curves and different racing formats. In short, a timeless activity to hone driving skills for the whole family.
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One of the monthly events for children in Seville is the Pop Market at Torre Sevilla.
A market focused on children, especially since it often organizes various activities and workshops for kids, as well as face painting.
It takes place in the shopping center plaza and sometimes includes live music performances.
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Amusement parks are an integral part of childhood. One of the most fun activities—not just for boys and girls but for the whole family—that you can enjoy in the province of Seville and its surrounding areas.
So, even beyond the holidays, you can beat the heat or shake off boring weekends at these exciting destinations.
The famous Candlelight concert series is also a perfect activity for the youngest members of the family (ages 8 and up).
Because when it comes to enjoying good music, age takes a back seat.
Here, children can enjoy an unforgettable musical experience, with classical music and many other genres in a magical setting lit by LED candles.
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Stopping by San Nicolás del Puerto Beach remains one of the top activities for children and adults alike. Its opening marks the immediate start of summer, when hundreds of vacationers flock there to enjoy a refreshing outing.
For plenty of reasons, it’s one of the favorite spots in the Sierra de Sevilla: trails and natural pools abound in this incredibly beautiful town.
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Thinking about summer means imagining snack packs, sunflower seeds, folding chairs, and huge outdoor screens, ready to show the latest blockbusters under the stars.
Children are the stars of these summer nights, where outdoor movie theaters offer a vast lineup of films for all ages. Here are the highlights for 2023 in Seville.
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Seville hosts major events throughout the month of May, including the Puppet Fair, one of the must-do activities for children and the whole family.
The city comes alive with the performing arts, from the streets to its theaters, offering a full program centered on puppets. Street performances, workshops, and exhibitions run throughout the month. In 2026, it will celebrate its 46th edition.
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Water parks are an integral part of the experience when thinking about cities like Seville, which are plagued by high temperatures until well into the fall.
That’s why it makes sense that these refreshing spots are popping up everywhere—offering a refuge from the heat and a quintessential summer activity during the season for those who can’t (or don’t want to) head to the nearby beaches.
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The cultural calendar is buzzing with the imminent flurry of Christmas activities and plans in Seville, the favorite time of year for boys and girls.
The city shines with its own light during these special dates, which bring together dozens of events: markets, craft fairs, ice skating rinks, theme parks, culinary tours, and much more.
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Although this festival is dedicated to outdoor electronic music, it’s one of the best family-friendly activities to attend, especially with children during daytime hours.
12 hours of music, yes, but also a craft market, food stalls, and plenty of workshops for the little ones, face painting, and a bouncy castle area.
It is usually held once a month until the summer season.
Navigation Pavilion
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Of all the exhibition and interactive spaces in Seville, the Navigation Pavilion is perhaps the one most focused on children.
This activity combines history and technology in an interactive way. Children can “steer” ships using simulators and learn about Columbus’s voyages and transoceanic expeditions in a highly visual way.
In addition, the visit includes a trip up the Schindler Tower, an observation deck with a panoramic elevator that offers one of the best views of the Guadalquivir River.