Sevilla Transportation

 19 Reviews  There is a half hourly bus service from 06.15 to 23.00 to the Santa Justa railway station in the centre of the city. The cost of a single ticket is 2.30 Euro. The route is Puerta de Jerez and there... 

 17 Reviews  Seville's airport is a very standard regional airport, with all the usual features, and nothing particularly special. There is, at least, a pleasant mirador from which you can watch the planes. The... 

 4 Reviews  We decided to take the high-speed train from Sevilla to Cordoba, which was a great experience! WARNING: do not get there in the last minute, especially if you still need a ticket! I still haven't... 

 8 Reviews  One way fare: 7.30 Euro Return Fare: 11.68 Jerez - Sevilla (departure schedule) Lunes a Viernes Laborables: 0800, 1030, 1230, 1430, 1600, 2030, 2230 Sabados Laborables: 1030, 1230, 1430, 1600, 1900,... 

 9 Reviews  Taxi are cheap and easy to find, their site provide a extensive list of the places where they wait in line for people here... 

 18 Reviews  Several cities in the world have carriages to a brief circuit. I think that Seville is the most suitable one to justify its use. Most monuments are seen just passing by, and the small area covered by... 

 12 Reviews  I found Sevilla a lot of fun to walk around. Many of the streets are narrow and can be confusing for sure so you have to be paying attention. That is kind of the hard part because there is plenty of... 

 spanishguy Says:  The Paseo de Colon parking is one of the most central one, but don't worry if you miss the entrance because there are quite a few more. Just after its entrance... 

 tini58de Says:  Throughout the city we saw bike rental stations and people riding on those red and silver bikes. Since Sevilla is a very flat level city, biking is just... 

 rkearns Says:  i meant the bus station!!you could try this sitehttp://www.alsa.es/portal/site/Alsa/or you could just go to the bus station in the morning and buy a ticket. i... 

 suvanki Says:  I caught the Airport bus to the city centre...The bus service runs from Seville airport into the city centre at 30 minute intervals, Monday to Friday from... 

 suvanki Says:  I flew to Seville from Bilbao with Vueling airlines. This cost me 74.50 Euros. (I'd originally booked a return flight from Santander to Madrid, with... 

 unaS Says:  To and From: From Seville to Cordoba for a day trip and then from Seville on to Granada to continue my visit in Spain I used a long distance bus. For both... 

 suvanki Says:  I'm quite a fan of these Hop on Hop Off buses - Yes, they're touristy, but I've found them a great way to get my bearings, learn a bit about the city/history... 

 suvanki Says:  The next stage of my Spanish trip was from Seville to Madrid- partly to attend a VT meet in Madrid, and partly as yet another transport hub-Madrid to Santiago... 

 suvanki Says:  Alighting from the airport bus, I had a short walk to the tram stop, where I would be transported to Plaza Nueva, which was within walking distance of my... 

 NedHopkins Says:  Unlike similar tours in Madrid and other European cities, Sevilla's hop on/hop off bus is not worth the price. It costs €12 (US$18) for a speedy trip around... 

 unaS Says:  Getting from Barcelona to Seville is easiest by air - the question then becomes how?Vueling has some wonderful discounts. When I was searching for a flight... 

 lotafro Says:  Seville became the first southern Spanish mainland city to get an underground on Thursday, as the first of a planned four lines started functioning. The line... 

 rodsdispatches Says:  Seville is very bike friendly - at least in the areas tourists want to see. There are wide bike lanes thru the parks and along both sides of the river - and it... 

 Bwana_Brown Says:  When we travel, we like to be independent to do our own thing and it usually involves getting off the beaten track. As a result, we almost always hire a car if... 

 Redang Says:  Sevilla is in Andalucía, south of Spain. From Madrid, take road A 4.Some road distances to Sevilla from:- Madrid: 528 kms.- Lisbon (Portugal): 462 kms.- Berlin... 

 Redang Says:  This is the most important railway station in Sevilla (or the only one) where all trains leave/arrive: Commuter trains, suburban trains and long distance ones,...