Showing the fastest and cheapest results for Sep 25
Andalucia's largest city, Seville is more than a beautiful city that's crammed with attractions. It's also a rail transport hub, which makes life very easy for anyone arriving by train. Trains run into Santa Justa station from Granada, Malaga, Madrid, and many other locations in southwest Spain - making rail transport the best way to reach Seville.
The major station in Seville is Santa Justa. This palatial station is one of Spain's largest, and has everything travellers could need, from ATMs and left baggage, to cafes, bars, and convenience stores. More importantly, Santa Justa is a major bus transport hub. The 32 route heads into the centre of town, and take 10-15 minutes in most cases. Walking is an option, but the distance is about 3 miles, so keep that in mind.
Almost all train services to Seville will be provided by Renfe - Spain's national carrier. Renfe offers a wide range of connections, including rapid links to Madrid, as well as regional centres like Cordoba, Granada, Malaga, and Cadiz.
Catching trains to Seville is usually the best way to get to the city for those who are already in Spain. Fast Renfe services run into Santa Justa from tourist cities like Granada and Cordoba, so it's easy to make Seville a stop on a sight-seeing tour. And trains provide a link to the capital, Madrid. So those flying into Barajas Airport can switch to trains with ease. Renfe's services tend to offer more room, choice, and on-board services than buses from companies like Alsa as well, making the travel experience more enjoyable.
When getting around Seville, it's a good idea to pick up a Metro map. This light rail system runs to most parts of the city (but not Santa Justa station), and rates are very reasonable. Apart from that, the historic centre can best be seen on foot - and leave plenty of time. The Cathedral is a star turn, with its outlandish decorations, but the Moorish Giralda is a must see (and must-climb) as well. The Moorish Alcazar Palace is also a highlight, but there are more modern attractions, too. From Maria Luisa Park, to stellar tapas bars like Al Aljibe, Seville is packed with unforgettable sights, sounds, and tastes.
Find the best trip to Sevilla with Renfe Intercity, Renfe Torre del Oro and Renfe. Comparing schedules and prices and booking the most convenient trip has never been easier with over 1000 travel companies on Omio.
Comboios Portugal is the national railway company of Portugal and it operates trains to Sevilla. It operates a wide range of trains, including Intercidades, Interregional, Regional, and Urban trains. Intercidades are the fastest and most comfortable trains, offering direct connections between major cities. Interregional trains are slightly slower, but still offer a comfortable journey. Regional trains are the slowest, but they are the most affordable option. Urban trains are the most convenient way to get around the cities. Comboios Portugal offers a variety of ticket types, including single tickets, return tickets, and season tickets. Onboard facilities include air conditioning, Wi-Fi, and power outlets. The most popular routes for Comboios Portugal are Lisbon to Porto, Lisbon to Faro, and Porto to Faro. These routes offer stunning views of the Portuguese countryside and coastline.
Need a place to stay in Sevilla?
Top pick hotels
Entire homes & apartments
Find the best accommodation for you, with our partner Expedia
Here are some other resources that might have the information you need