A Culture like No Other

Hard Rock Cafe Seville is located in a beautiful building that was constructed with historical values in mind. We used traditional Sevillian materials and finishes throughout the design to incorporate its unique Spanish features, while also adding in a few signature Hard Rock touches, like memorabilia from music’s most famous artists. Be sure to take some time after your meal to peruse our extensive memorabilia collection and to stop into The Rock Shop® for a memento of your trip to Hard Rock Cafe Seville.

San Fernando, 3. A historical building

Built in 1761, and originally owned by the Royal Tobacco Factory, Hard Rock Cafe Sevilla's building retains many elements of the original construction with both its facade and interior having the original architectural features from the 18th century. It is the only "great house" that remains from that time in the street. Designed in the 18th century as home for members of the high class of the Sevillian society.

The columns of the central courtyard are from the 18th century, where there was located a fountain with water that came from the spring of Santa Lucia, in Alcalá de Guadaira.

One of the most characteristic elements of the courtyard, respected in the latest rehabilitation, is the base of tiles, glazed and painted by hand, that surrounds the courtyard and goes up the main staircase to the top floor. These tiles are part of the restoration that took place in the building directed by the prestigious Sevillian architect Anibal Gonzalez in 1919. In that process numerous elements were added and they are preserved until today live, as the arches of the top gallery and the sheets of mahogany from Cuba in the roof, in what formerly was a library in the first floor and that is now known as the Library of Legends.

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