Getting There & Away in Seville

Good to Know

• The EA airport bus is nearly 3 times more expensive than standard city buses (€6 vs €1.40), but it's the most reliable public transport option from the airport.
• There is currently no direct train or metro connection from the airport to the city center; the EA bus is the primary public transport option.
• Seville Airport is small and straightforward with one integrated terminal, making it easy to navigate compared to larger European hubs.
• Santa Justa train station is Spain's third-busiest and is well-connected to major Spanish cities via high-speed AVE trains.
• Córdoba is an excellent 45-minute day trip by train, feasible even for short visits. Granada (2.5 hours) and Ronda (requires bus or car) are also popular day-trip options.
• If navigating to/from the city center with luggage, a taxi offers fixed fares and door-to-door convenience, though the EA bus saves money.
• Booking train tickets in advance typically yields better prices. The Trainline app is recommended for convenient advance bookings.
• No ferry services connect Seville to other cities or regions due to its inland location on the Guadalquivir River.