Travel

Seville Airport (SVQ, San Pablo) has direct flights from many European cities. From further away, connect through Madrid, Barcelona, Lisbon or another European hub.

• Airport bus (line EA): to the city centre via Santa Justa train station and Prado de San Sebastián, roughly every 20–30 minutes; about 35 minutes. €6 single, €8 return (2026 fares), payable on board.
• Taxi: fixed fare to the city centre, about €25 on weekdays (7:00–21:00) and about €28 at night, at weekends and on holidays; 15–20 minutes.

Other airports: Málaga (AGP) has more long-haul routes and is about two hours away by train; Jerez (XRY) is about an hour away; Faro (FAO), in Portugal, about two hours by road. For Madrid (MAD), take the high-speed train from Madrid-Atocha (see below).

Trains arrive at Sevilla-Santa Justa, on the edge of the city centre.

• From Madrid: high-speed trains from Madrid-Puerta de Atocha in about 2 h 30 min, many times a day, run by Renfe, iryo and Ouigo. Booking early is much cheaper.
• From elsewhere in Spain: Córdoba is 45 minutes away; there are direct trains from Barcelona, Valencia, Málaga and Cádiz.

Long-distance coaches arrive at the Plaza de Armas bus station (most routes, including from Portugal) or Prado de San Sebastián (Andalusia), both central.

Seville is on the A-4 from Madrid (about 5 h 30 min), the A-49 from Huelva and Portugal (Faro about 2 h) and the A-66 from the north. Parking in the old town is scarce and expensive, and much of it is restricted to residents: leave the car at your hotel or a public car park and walk or take the bus.