Means of transport Sevilla

Departing from the airport, it serves the city center, and more specifically the Prado de San Sebastián station (avenida Miguel Cid), with a direct connection to the tramway/tranvía going to the heart of the city (plaza Nueva) and a stop at one of the bus stations. On the way, a stop at the Santa Justa train station. Journey time: at least 30 min to reach the center, more if there's traffic jam. From the airport, departures every half-hour from 5.20 a.m. to 1 a.m. in the downtown-airport direction, with the first run at 4.30 a.m. and the last at midnight.

East of the Puente del Cachorro, it serves all destinations to the west: for the province of Huelva, and Portugal (Faro, Lisbon). But also connections to Madrid, Cordoba, Málaga, Granada, Jaén, Barcelona, Valencia, mainly by the companies Alsa (www.alsa.com) and Damas (www.damas-sa.es). As well as the metropolitan area and the province of Seville. Grupo Valenzuela (www.grupovalenzuela.com) also serves the province of Cadiz.

This metro is the T1 line, which connects Ciudad Expo to Olivar de Quintos from west to east via a total of 22 stops. Three of these stops are interesting for getting around when visiting Seville: Prado de San Sebastián, which is close to one of the two bus stations and the tram line; Puerta Jerez, which brings you closer to the Alcázar and the cathedral; and Plaza de Cuba, which takes you to Triana. You can buy rechargeable cards that allow you to travel by bus or tram afterwards.

This recent station now concentrates all rail traffic. To all the provincial capitals, with 3 to 10 trains per day depending on the destination. Via so-called "media distancia" trains, but also fast trains such as the Ave, the equivalent of our TGV to Madrid (about 2h30) or Barcelona (about 5h30). This station also allows you to take the cercanias, between our RER and TER trains, to reach the province of Seville, with destinations like Dos Hermanas or Utrera. Different ticket offices for the day's departures.

Tussam operates almost forty bus routes. Maps, including the T1 streetcar line, are available from Tussam ticket offices in Plaza Encarnación, Plaza Nueva, Prado Sebastián, Gran Plaza, Osarío and Macarena. The four circular lines C1, C2, C3, C4 connect the stations (following boulevards and ring roads), as do the C5 (passing through Plaza Nueva) and C6. There are also Radiales Transversales and Periféricas lines. However, these have little impact on the heart of the city center, which is almost entirely pedestrianized.

Near Plaza de San Sebastián and quite close to the Reales Alcázares gardens it has lockers. From Plaza Nueva (city centre), you can now get there by tram. Buses to Cádiz, Jerez, Costa del Sol, Ronda, Jaén, Almería and even to Barcelona leave from here. And also some regional cities: Carmona, Osuna, Ecija, Marchena, Estepa... The companies that provide the connections are: Casal, Grupo Valenzuela and Los Amarillos.

Since May 2012, the train from the south of Spain has been back on the rails, with its 1920s-style cars completely renovated. There will be a bar, a tea room and two restaurant cars to complement the cabins with bathrooms and thus make a journey to the heart of Andalusia. In these restaurants, you will be able to select from the menu the most representative flavors of the lands we cross. Despite the high budget, you will love the Art Deco style of the interiors and this original journey to the rhythm of yesteryear.

Located 10 km from town on the Carmona-Cordóba road. National and international flights, as well as numerous low-cost flights. To Paris-Charles-de-Gaulle, Vueling(direct); to Paris-Orly, Vueling(with stopover) and Transavia. Paris-Beauvais, Bordeaux and Marseille, Ryanair. Lyon and Nantes, Transavia and Vueling. Toulouse by Easyjet.By 2022, the airport will have welcomed 6.7 million passengers. And after an investment of €80 million over 30 years, the airport is now ready to welcome 10 million.