Seville Travel Guide

Getting There

By car: Spain boasts a very well developed road and motorway network which offers routes across the country. If you are travelling from Madrid or Cordoba, take the A-4 motorway straight to Seville. If you are arriving from Merida, Badajoz or Caceres, you need to follow the A-66, while the A-92 can be taken from Malaga.

By rail: Santa Justa Station serves the city of Seville and offers connections to and from major destinations in Andalusia as well as from major Spanish cities. From Madrid, the journey takes 3 hours, while from Barcelona it takes 9 hours. For more information, visit the rail provider’s website at:www.renfe.es.

By air: Seville Airport can be found just four kilometres from the centre of the city. It is an impressive facilitiy offering daily scheduled flights to and from a large number of Spanish, European and international destinations. The airport offers excellent passenger facilities including ATMs, bureaux de change counters and information desks.

Bus services depart every 30 minutes for Puerta de Jerez via Palos de la Frontera street and Santa Justa Station. Taxis and car hire are also available.