Your Guide to Record Stores and Vinyl Culture in Seville
Seville’s record-shop circuit is compact but easy to work through in an afternoon, with the strongest concentration in Casco Antiguo and additional stops across Triana and Norte. The city’s best digging is clustered around Amor de Dios, where Record Sevilla, Discos Latimore and TotemTanz sit close together, while shops like OVERTIME and Coleccionismo Don Cecilio give the west side of the city its own appeal. Expect a mix of records, collectibles and broader counterculture stock rather than a huge chain-store landscape.
All Record Stores in Seville
TATTOOS | DISCOS | SUBLIMA TATTOOS Y DISCOS
C. Aposentadores, 5, Casco Antiguo, 41003 Sevilla, Spain
OVERTIME
Physical and online collectibles shop selling Funko Pop figures, comics, antiques, collectible cards and other unique objects, with auctions.
Calle Ardilla,1 Esquina, C. Pagés del Corro, 155, 41010 Sevilla, Spain
METROPOLIS COLECCIONISMO
C/ de León XIII, 32, 41009 Sevilla, Spain
Duplicalia
Manufacturer and duplicator of CDs, vinyl, DVDs, Blu-ray and USB media, offering small and large runs plus audio, video and textile printing.
C/ Astronomía 1 - Torre 2, planta 11, oficina 3, Norte, 41015 Sevilla, Spain
Record Sevilla
C. Amor de Dios, 17, Casco Antiguo, 41002 Sevilla, Spain
Discos Latimore
C. Amor de Dios, 4, Casco Antiguo, 41002 Sevilla, Spain
Coleccionismo Don Cecilio
C. Castilla, 95, 41010 Sevilla, Spain
TotemTanz
Online shop offering new and vintage vinyl, plus CDs, DVDs and USB releases across pop, rock, electronic, jazz, reggae, flamenco and DJ genres.
C. Amor de Dios, 66, Casco Antiguo, 41002 Sevilla, Spain
The Vinyl Scene in Seville
Seville has eight listed record shops, and the scene feels local, walkable and distinctively independent rather than dominated by big-format retail. The city’s core strength is concentration: in Casco Antiguo, you can move between Record Sevilla, Discos Latimore and TotemTanz without wasting time on long cross-city hops, which makes central Seville the obvious starting point for a day of digging. That central run also gives the scene its character, with shops that sit somewhere between record store, collector space and subcultural meeting point. Outside the centre, Seville’s vinyl map spreads into a few smaller nodes instead of one huge district. OVERTIME and Coleccionismo Don Cecilio add another pocket of interest across the river in the 41010 area, while METROPOLIS COLECCIONISMO and Duplicalia widen the search for collectors willing to move beyond the old town. TATTOOS | DISCOS | SUBLIMA TATTOOS Y DISCOS underlines how mixed the local retail culture can be: records in Seville often sit alongside tattoos, memorabilia or general collectibles. The result is a scene that rewards browsing and conversation more than speed-running for obvious stock.
Best Neighborhoods for Record Shopping
Casco Antiguo is the clear centre of gravity for record shopping in Seville. That is where you will find Record Sevilla on Amor de Dios, Discos Latimore a few doors away on the same street, TotemTanz further along Amor de Dios, and TATTOOS | DISCOS | SUBLIMA TATTOOS Y DISCOS on Aposentadores. For visitors, this is the most efficient district to start in because the shops are close enough to turn crate digging into a proper walking route through the historic centre rather than a transport exercise. The other notable cluster is the 41010 side of the city, with OVERTIME at the corner of Calle Ardilla and Pagés del Corro, and Coleccionismo Don Cecilio on Castilla. That makes this western area a worthwhile second stop after Casco Antiguo, especially if you want a slightly broader collectibles angle alongside records. Norte adds one more destination with Duplicalia in Astronomía, useful for collectors already exploring the northern business districts, while METROPOLIS COLECCIONISMO on León XIII gives the 41009 area its own standalone stop. Seville is not a sprawling record city, so the best approach is to treat it as a sequence of small, manageable districts.
What Genres & Pressings to Look For
The store data here does not break out detailed specialties, so the realistic expectation in Seville is broad stock rather than tightly signposted niche inventory. In Spain, that usually means a strong chance of finding classic rock, pop, singer-songwriter material, flamenco-adjacent records, Spanish reissues, dance 12-inches and the usual spread of European pressings from the late 1970s through the 1990s. Used sections, where present, can also turn up mainstream jazz, soundtrack LPs and local or national compilations that make more sense in a Spanish shop than in a tourist-facing export market. For deeper browsing, the best move is to use Casco Antiguo’s density to compare shelves quickly. Record Sevilla and Discos Latimore are natural first stops if you want the classic record-shop experience in the centre, while TotemTanz and TATTOOS | DISCOS | SUBLIMA TATTOOS Y DISCOS are the kind of places where collectors should stay alert for crossover stock, odd pressings and non-obvious finds mixed in with broader cultural merchandise. Shops with coleccionismo in the name, especially METROPOLIS COLECCIONISMO and Coleccionismo Don Cecilio, also suggest the sort of inventory where records may sit alongside paper goods, memorabilia or other collector material.
New vs. Used Vinyl in Seville
All eight shops in this guide are listed as both, which suggests Seville’s stores generally work across new and used stock rather than splitting cleanly into one format or the other. In practical terms, that means you should expect mixed bins and mixed priorities: current reissues and fresh releases may sit beside older LPs, collectible items and non-vinyl merchandise. Record Sevilla, Discos Latimore, TotemTanz and OVERTIME all fall into that broad both-category model, so it is worth checking every section rather than assuming a shop is purely contemporary or purely second-hand. If your main target is used vinyl, Seville still looks promising because mixed-format shops often hide the best surprises. The one limitation from the available data is that none of these stores are marked as known buyers of used collections; every listing shows buys_records=0. So while stores such as Coleccionismo Don Cecilio, METROPOLIS COLECCIONISMO or Duplicalia may carry second-hand material, they are not specifically identified here as places that purchase records from the public. If you are selling a collection, contact shops directly before bringing boxes across town. If you are buying, approach Seville as a city where patient browsing matters more than chasing a single dedicated used-only dealer.
Record Store Day & Local Vinyl Events
Record Store Day is the key annual moment for vinyl retail in Seville, as it is across Spain, with the main edition landing every April and the Black Friday edition following in November. In a city with a compact independent scene, those events matter because stock can be limited and the most desirable titles often move quickly through smaller shops. If you are in town around Record Store Day, start early in Casco Antiguo, where you can check multiple stores on foot, especially around the Amor de Dios stretch served by Record Sevilla, Discos Latimore and TotemTanz. Because Seville’s record trade includes hybrid spaces and collectible-oriented shops, event-day browsing is not only about exclusive new releases. Stores such as OVERTIME, METROPOLIS COLECCIONISMO and TATTOOS | DISCOS | SUBLIMA TATTOOS Y DISCOS may also be worth visiting during busy vinyl weekends simply because increased footfall can bring fresh stock, special displays or harder-to-spot used arrivals onto the floor. Spain’s Record Store Day culture tends to be social and queue-driven in the bigger cities, but in Seville the advantage is scale: you can cover a meaningful share of the local scene in one day without needing a rigid timetable.
Vinyl Shopping Tips for Seville
Work Casco Antiguo on foot
The most efficient digging in Seville is in Casco Antiguo, especially around Amor de Dios. Start with Record Sevilla and Discos Latimore, then continue to TotemTanz and TATTOOS | DISCOS | SUBLIMA TATTOOS Y DISCOS. You will cover a big share of the city’s vinyl scene without needing transport between stops.
Treat 41010 as your second stop
After the centre, cross over for OVERTIME and Coleccionismo Don Cecilio in the 41010 area. They make sense as a paired visit and can broaden the day beyond the obvious central shops. This is the best follow-up zone if the Casco Antiguo bins have already been picked through.
Ask before bringing records to sell
None of the listed Seville stores are identified here as known buyers of collections, so do not turn up with boxes unannounced. If you are considering shops like METROPOLIS COLECCIONISMO or Duplicalia, message or call first. That saves time and avoids carrying records across Norte or the 41009 area unnecessarily.
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