Interesting construction offering great views of the city. We visited late afternoon and there were no queues- I guess it might get busier nearer sunset. After walking the route it was lovely to sit in the shade of the construction and watch life go by.

Definitely worth a vist whilst in Seville! We went on a week day and it was really quiet. You can go inside for around 1.5 euro to see the ruins below which are interesting. You can also wander up to a higher level for no cost. On this level, there are numerous benches which you can sit around and have picnics, drinks whilst taking in the views, some of the seats have small tables. It seemed popular with the locals and it was refreshing as it has a lovely breeze which is lovely when the temperatures are in excess of 40 degrees! We sat around for an hour eating fruit, taking in the views and people watching. We did not go to the top due to the temperatures, but wanted to return at sunset to watch the sun go down and take in the views over the city, but we didn't have time. We will do it next time!

Price has changed. We saw this on a couple of tv and YouTube videos, also in various blogs. It looks amazing as an architectural artwork. However, from our research we believed the price to be €3 . This appears to have gone up to €15 which is a 5 fold increase. We certainly didn’t think it was worth it as we’d seen the views from the cathedral. I could accept an inflationary increase but 5x seems excessive and we decided against this.

We went to the Setas after dinner for the immersive movie experience. The movie was amazing and just 15 minutes. It really captured the sights and sounds of Sevilla. Afterward we wander around the top where you have 360* views of the city. It’s illumination and changing colors provided a breathtaking experience. You should reserve your tickets online.

We paid for two, more than a couple and child, the walkway is fairly short and the video whilst ok isn’t really needed. Largest wooden structure in the world. Views over the city are good but it’s all the same height so nothing stands out particularly and the structure isn’t that high.

Incredible structure and a great way to get a roof-top view of Seville. The modern nature of the construction offers a great contrast to the older churches and palacios of the city. The video show is a great way to immerse yourself in Sevillian atmosphere. In the rain at night the light show of 'the mushroom offers a different but romantic image.

Interesting structure, views from the platform were amazing, audio visual show is visually stunning but does not provide much information. The light show runs from 8:30 pm to 12:30am and is worth seeing. The ticket allows you to return within 48 hrs so you can see the views in sunlight and again at night with the light show. It was tricky to find the time for the light show as it is not stated on their website and even when we asked the staff they were a bit vague (or their English was only slightly better than our non existent Spanish) until we went back the second day and found someone who spoke good English and gave us clear information.

During the day, this attraction is breathe taking, bold, whimsical and beautiful. By night is mesmerises! The combination of the changing lights, and music turns this attraction into a ballet of light and sound as you walk across the top of it. It is impossible not to stop and watch the light shimmer and change in time with the music and yet far below the bustle of city life continues, oblivious or completely accepting of what happens above. This was one of the highlights of our trip and I will make a point of visiting it again. Speaking with other visitors as we left Spain, it seems that a ticket bought for a day time visit can also be used later that day for a night time visit. Check with the venue, if its the case then this is a real bargain.

We had seen this structure from a distance during a prior visit to Seville, and finally there was time to explore it. Some might wonder why visit this place, when there is a cathedral of exceptional beauty and all the interest of the old city center. My response is that the shopping area leading to the Setas is by itself quite interesting, and the history of the site is important, dating to Roman times. The structure is impressive, and if one believes the documentation, it is the largest wooden structure in the world. The view from the top is nice, as is the multi-sense video of Seville. Absolutely worth visiting.

Unusual sculptural building in the middle of a traditional square. Loved the unique architecture. We went at sunset which was beautiful and stayed for some of the light show. We almost didn't go to the short 4D film show but glad we did. It gave great views of Seville.