Estadio Benito Villamarin Sports Fan Tips

Estadio Benito Villamarin is a venue in or near Seville that is most often used for Soccer

How do I get to Estadio Benito Villamarin?

I hope you like buses, as we have 5 which can take you right to the stadium! Try the any of the following: 1, 2, 6, 34 and 37. The 1, 2 and 6 buses all terminate near the stadium, but just ask the driver on the other services (if you don't have a smartphone with data) and they'll sort you out!There isn't really any parking near the stadium, so if you're driving my advice is to arrive as early as possible and try to find some on-street parking before it gets busy down there!

Things to check out around Estadio Benito Villamarin?

When in Seville, it would be rude not to take a stroll along the Plaza de Espana. The expanse of buildings here is spectacular and you can even enjoy a short boat ride along the semi-moat to help you cool down and get a unique viewing angle on the everything. It's the ideal place to relax, take insta-worthy photos and enjoy the warm Sevilla sun. Of course, you need to go have a look inside as well!

Best Food and Drink at Estadio Benito Villamarin?

As it is quite common with Spanish football, fans tend to prefer grabbing a bite to eat before or after the game. There are plenty of cracking food options in the area – principally Pizzeria al Gusto Tapas just outside! – which will be able to serve up a tasty meal in no time. For those with high metabolisms that crave the half-time snack, you should be able to take some snacks in with you if you have the foresight to prepare a couple of sandwiches in advance!

Best Insider tip at Estadio Benito Villamarin?

Five days a week, most weeks of the year, Real Betis offer you the chance to tour their stadium. If you want to truly experience a match at El Estadio Benito Villamarin, then go learn the club's history, stand where the players, managers and staff will spend those crucial 90 minutes and then you'll be ready to go! With trips to the changing rooms, the pitch, the press area and the tunnel (to say the least), it's a brilliant way to become part of the club. Cost is €15.

What to expect from the Estadio Benito Villamarin crowd?

If you're lucky enough to score a ticket to the Seville rivalry, then you are in for one of the hardest fought, most passionate football matches in Europe. If not, the atmosphere is still likely to be high energy, with most of the seats being filled for every match. The people of Seville are known for being friendly and approachable, and I'm delighted to report that this welcoming attitude extends to the football stadium as well.

Best restaurants near Estadio Benito Villamarin?

Did someone say Pizzería al Gusto Tapas? Mmmm! Sitting right outside the stadium, this cracking restaurant serves up both delicious pizzas and flavoursome tapas, offering you some of the crème of mediterranean dining! Just down the road is Salvador Rojo, a restaurant known for their well-presented and tasty dishes, as well as a superb collection of red wine that is just delicioso! Keep heading along this road (Paseo de la Palmera) and you'll arrive in the middle of Seville where your choices magnify ten-fold.

Estadio Benito Villamarin seating?

The only game that's likely to really sell out is the Seville derby, and that's a game you'll want to see! However other than that, you're usually okay to turn up on the day and grab a ticket or two if you can't confirm attendance in advance. Tickets could be anywhere from €30 up to nearly €100 for the biggest matches and grandest opposition. The tiers aren't particularly steep at Betis' ground, so the highest seats are pretty removed from the action - worth considering when making your purchase.

Best Bars around Estadio Benito Villamarin?

Go out the stadium, try to find your way to the Paseo de la Palmera and follow it North and you'll find all sorts of great bars in Sevilla's town centre!O'Neills - Irish bar with a great atmosphere, quality drinks and possibly a couple of games machines!Phoenix Pub - A very typically "old man" pub, where you can enjoy a quiet drink, but probably not one for the #ladsladslads.The Merchant - A properly fancy establishment where you should go if you're looking to treat yourself to damn good wines and expensive snacks.Bar Alfalfa - Trendy, cool, hip, young...you get the idea. Nice bar!