Seville

The airport is 10 km from the centre.

• Taxi (fixed fare)15 min·22,20 € 28 August 2026

  Fixed fare (Tarifa Única Aeropuerto) applicable on weekdays from 7:00 to 21:00; other fares apply at night, on public holidays and during the Feria de Abril (source 0, Sept. 2015). Source 1 (Dec. 2025) indicates that the journey should not cost more than 25 € for two people.

• Bus EA (Especial Aeropuerto)simplest35 min·4 € 28 August 2026

  Every 15-30 min, from 5:20 to 1:15 departing from the airport (source 0); source 1 indicates a service from 5:00 to 00:30 every 15 min

  One-way price 4 € and same-day return 6 € according to source 0 (Oct. 2015). Source 1 (Dec. 2025) indicates 6 € one-way and 8 € same-day return. Serves Santa Justa station, Prado de San Sebastián and terminates at Plaza de Armas.

• Ride-hailing app (Cabify, Uber, Bolt)price not stated

  Pick-up point at the car park level, right next to the arrivals exit (source 1).

Why that one: Frequent service, serves several points in the city centre and costs less than a taxi, without requiring fare negotiation.

bus · metro · tram · bike (Sevici) · scooter · taxi/ride-hailing

Single ticket

1,40 € 28 August 2026

Rechargeable green card (all transport): 1.50 € on purchase, minimum 5 € top-up (Nov. 2024, source 1). Bonobus card (bus only): minimum top-up 7 € + 1.50 € deposit, then fare 0.35 € or 0.38 € with transfer (source 1). Metro: single zone ticket 1.30 € or 4.50 € for unlimited 3 zones (source 1). Bus EA within Seville: 5 € (Dec. 2024, source 1). Sevici (bike): day pass 2.59 €, week pass 13.33 € (Nov. 2024, source 1), rides of 30 min or less free afterwards. Scooter: 30 €/day, 120 €/week (source 1).

• Hop-on-Hop-off bus26 € 28 August 2026

  Includes: Bus tour with 14 stops on both sides of the river

  The sources do not say how many visits it takes for the pass to pay off.

Mid-range meal

13,60 € 28 August 2026

Menu del dia at El Librero Tapas y Quesos: 13.60 € (Sept. 2020, source 1). Tapas at the same establishment: 2.60-3.40 € (lower bound used, Oct. 2021, source 1).

Currency

Euro (EUR)

Languages

Spanish (Castilian)

Card payments

Credit cards widely accepted; ID may be requested (source 2)

Tipping

Not required or customary in Spain, except for exceptional service; if left, 1 to 2 € or 5-8% of the bill (source 2)

Tap water

Drinkable and safe in Spain (source 2). Locally, source 1 states that tap water in Seville is good.

Emergencies

112

• Thefts from parked vehicles

  Traffic is chaotic and thefts from inside cars are very frequent in Seville; do not leave anything in the vehicle, even in a car park (source 0). Source 1 confirms that Seville is known for car break-ins.

• "Gorrillas" (unofficial street watchers)

  People, often marginalised, watch over cars parked in certain streets and it is advisable to give them a few euros to avoid damage to the vehicle (source 0).

• Fake car park attendants

  Near Av. de Málaga 12, an unattended car park is free if there is no agent in the booth; do not give money to beggars claiming to be car park attendants without a receipt, it is a scam (source 1).

• Negotiating the airport taxi fare

  Fares are officially regulated; it is not advisable to agree on a fixed price for the journey, as the driver could earn more without a prior agreement (source 1, with general reference to source 2).