Seville Airport - Flight Information and Guide (SVQ)

How to get to Seville Airport

Seville has no direct rail link to the airport: the dedicated Especial Aeropuerto bus is the most practical public solution toward the historic center.

By Car

Drivers follow the A-4 motorway, which connects the airport to the center of Seville and continues toward Madrid in the opposite direction.

By Train

There is no railway station at the airport: Santa Justa station, the main AVE high-speed hub of Seville, can be reached by bus or taxi.

By Bus

Line EA (Especial Aeropuerto) connects the airport to the historic centre with a stop at Puerta de Jerez and continuation to Santa Justa station; ticket costs approximately 4 euros per trip.

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Tips If you need to continue by high-speed train (AVE) to Madrid or other cities, you should account for the additional time to reach Santa Justa station from the airport.

Average travel time to SVQ

TrainNot available

Shuttle bus35 minutes

Taxi / Private hire20-25 minutes

Parking near Seville Airport

Parking P1 (short/medium stay), located one minute from the terminal, and P2 (long stay) are the two official Aena options.

During periods of major city events, such as the Feria de Abril, it is advisable to book parking in advance to ensure a spot close to the terminal.

P1: daily rate of €14.65 up to 4 days, then €11.65 per day from the fifth day; maximum €15.45 per day. Discounts available by booking online in advance.

How to get to Seville from SVQ

The EA (Special Airport) bus line connects the airport to the historic center, with a stop at Puerta de Jerez, in approximately 35 minutes; with no direct rail connection, bus and taxi remain the main options.

By Train

There is no direct train from the airport: Santa Justa station is reached by bus or taxi.

By Bus

The EA line stop is located in the terminal's arrivals area, with tickets available for purchase on board.

By Taxi

Official taxis await in the arrivals area; flat rate to the historic center updated for 2026: €26 (Rate 4, weekdays 7:00-21:00), €29 (Rate 5, nighttime/holidays, 24h); €0.57 supplement for each baggage item over 10 kg (maximum 4).

Airport transfers you can book in advance

Shuttles and private transfers you can book online, picked from the best rated by travelers.

Car rental at Seville Airport

Major car rental companies, including Hertz, Avis, Europcar, and Sixt, have dedicated counters in the terminal, convenient for those who want to visit other areas of Andalusia such as Cádiz or Córdoba.

Car rental is a good option for those who want to explore the region beyond just the city of Seville.

You'll need a driver's license, passport, and credit card; in most cases, an International Driving Permit (IDP) is also required.

Hotels near Seville Airport

Seville airport is 10 km from the centre: the EA bus reaches Plaza de Armas, Santa Justa and San Bernardo in about 35 minutes, a taxi with a fixed fare in 15-20. Those arriving for work or wanting the old town on foot find the heart of the city handy, between the Alfalfa and the cathedral; those continuing by train to the rest of Andalusia can base themselves near Santa Justa station. Triana, on the other bank of the Guadalquivir, offers a more local, down-to-earth atmosphere, a few minutes' walk from the old town.

City centre

Centre and Alfalfa

10 km from the airport, 15-20 minutes by taxi or 35 on bus EA

Best for: those who want the cathedral, the Alcázar and the lanes of the old town on foot from their doorstep

Pros

Main monuments reachable without any transport
Pedestrian streets, handy for those travelling with luggage

Cons

A pricier, more crowded area in the middle months of the year
Limited car access, a low-traffic zone across much of the district

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Near the airport link

Santa Justa station

9 km from the airport, about 15-20 minutes by taxi; the AVE station is a few steps away

Best for: those continuing by train to the rest of Andalusia or Spain

Pros

Railway station and shopping centre a few steps away
Old town reachable in 15-20 minutes on foot

Cons

A less distinctive area, especially by day
Wide, busy avenues to cross to reach the centre

Recommended hotels

Ibis Styles Sevilla City Santa Justa Next to the AVE station, with a panoramic terrace and rooftop pool. View availability

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Neighbourhood

Triana

about 20-25 minutes by taxi from the airport

Best for: those looking for a more local atmosphere, tapas bars and fewer tour groups

Pros

Riverside promenade and terraces with views of the Giralda from across the river
More affordable prices than the old town

Cons

From the bridge to the centre it still takes 15-20 minutes on foot
Noisy weekends near the riverside venues

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Airport services

The airport, with design elements evoking traditional Andalusian architecture, offers services appropriate to Seville's role as the main entry point to western Andalusia.

Shopping & Duty Free

The duty-free area offers a selection of perfumes, spirits, and Andalusian products, including Jerez sherry and packaged ibérico ham.

Lounges & relaxation

There is a VIP lounge located after security, with paid access or major travel credit cards accepted. Entry is generally by day-pass, except for Priority Pass holders or airline alliance members. The lounge is business-standard level with hours generally matching Terminal flight schedules.

Connectivity & Wi-Fi

Free WiFi managed by Aena covers the entire terminal area. For a local SIM, national carriers (Movistar, Vodafone, Orange) often have a counter or ATM at the airport—convenient if you'd rather not search the city. All offer eSIM activation with an ID document.

Families & Children

Diaper changing and nursing areas are available at major traffic points throughout the terminal.

Terminal guide

The airport has a single terminal, relatively small in size with a design that reflects elements of traditional Andalusian architecture, such as internal courtyards and the use of natural light.

Internal pathways are short and well-marked, making the airport one of the simplest to navigate among major Spanish regional hubs.

From check-in to gate, you typically walk 8-10 minutes.

Map of Seville Airport

Frequently asked questions

Q. How much does the EA line to central Seville cost?

Roughly 6 euros one way (8 euros return, 2026 updated fare, up from the previous 4 euros), stopping at Puerta de Jerez and continuing on to Santa Justa station.