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Orgullo de Andalucía · Seville

All of Andalusia's LGTBI march, heir to the 1978 demonstration · from the Diputación to the Alameda de Hércules · a Saturday in late June, as evening falls

Key data · Orgullo de Andalucía · Seville in figures

Origin
1978
On 25 June 1978 the MHAR, founded in Seville in 1977, called Andalusia's first march for sexual freedom: a rally at the Comisiones Obreras union building on calle Calatrava and a march through plaza del Triunfo and avenida de la Constitución to the Palacio de Justicia, with a "Libertad sexual" banner hung from the Giralda. A hundred people were expected; close to a thousand came. Today's march claims that one as its ancestor.
Organizer
Plataforma Orgullo LGTBI de Andalucía (the march) · Seville City Council, Equality department (Pride de Sevilla on the Alameda)
Type
Regional march + four nights of free concerts on the Alameda
Route
From the Diputación Provincial (avenida Menéndez Pelayo) along the Ronda Histórica to the Alameda de Hércules
Attendance type
More than 10,000 people in 2026, according to the organisers
Price
Free, both the march and the concerts
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2027
Next edition

What's confirmed for this year's edition — dates, route, lineup. Volatile data — we refresh every two weeks from official sources.

Dates
Late June 2027 (estimated
in 2024, 2025 and 2026 it was the last Saturday of June; confirmed in spring)
Expected attendance
In the order of ten thousand people at the march, as in 2026

Next edition · announcement pending

The organizer usually announces dates + motto in primavera. Meanwhile, review the previous edition below.

2026
Last edition

Past edition closed — with confirmed data on attendance, route and lineup. Archive — no longer changes.

Dates
Saturday 27 June 2026 (Pride de Sevilla on the Alameda from 25 to 28)
Confirmed attendance
More than 10,000 according to the organisers
Motto
"Desde el campo a la ciudad, ¡Orgullo, Lucha y Libertad!"

The 2026 Orgullo LGTBI de Andalucía march set off on Saturday 27 June at eight in the evening from the Diputación Provincial on avenida Menéndez Pelayo and followed the Ronda Histórica —because of roadworks in the centre— to the Alameda de Hércules, where the manifesto was read. The slogan, "Desde el campo a la ciudad, ¡Orgullo, Lucha y Libertad!" (from the countryside to the city, pride, struggle and freedom), put the focus on LGBTQI+ people in villages and rural areas; the manifesto also demanded that Andalusia's trans and LGTBI laws be applied across every regional department, and a law protecting intersex people. The organisers spoke of more than ten thousand people. Around it, the City Council staged Pride de Sevilla on the Alameda itself from 25 to 28 June: on the Thursday, a joint opening speech by María Peláe, Falete, Laura Gallego, Manolo Rosado and Jedet and the first concerts; on the Friday, the reading of the trans manifesto; on the Saturday, the march flowing into the square and the performances carrying on; and on the Sunday, the closing Gala Orgullo Andaluz. The date repeats: in 2024, 2025 and 2026 the march was on the last Saturday of June, in the early evening because of the heat. The 2027 date is confirmed in spring.

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Practical tips
for experiencing Orgullo de Andalucía · Seville

The practical stuff so Pride week works — arrival, accommodation, transport and what to bring.

→ When to arrive

Arrive Wednesday · leave Monday

The Pride core runs from Thursday to Sunday. Arriving Wednesday gives you a day to acclimate before the rush. Book at least 3 months ahead — the best hotels are gone by April.

→ Where to stay

Close to the route · 0-10 min walking

Hotels near the route are gold during Pride — you can walk back without fighting for a taxi. Prices rise +30-50% that week.

→ How to get there

Plane + public transport

Urban airports usually have a metro or commuter train direct to the center. Taxi/Uber/Cabify run all night. High-speed rail is competitive for distances <3h.

→ Transport that week

Extended metro · streets closed

Many metro systems run 24h on Pride weekend. The route streets are closed to traffic — taxis don't enter. Walking is usually fastest.

→ What to bring

Heat · shade · water · comfy shoes

European summer in the street: cap, sunglasses, SPF 50, reusable water bottle. Closed shoes for the march — stepping on toes is real.

→ Health · safety

Reinforced health services

Temporary health stations are usually set up in central squares during Pride. STI/PrEP centers often extend hours. EU: EHIC covers emergencies. Other: private insurance recommended.

→ Nightlife

Regular LGBTQI+ clubs in Seville

If you need a break from Pride or want to go out to the regular clubs, the non-pride scene stays active all week.

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