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How to arrive to Seville:

• Air
  
  The San Pablo airport, 12 km North of the city, is well connected to the centre of Seville by the N-IV(E5) road, indirection to Madrid.
  
  There is a direct bus service to the airport run by TUSSAM, that is called Especial Aeropuerto (EA). The terminal is in Prado de San Sebastian. You can consult the timetable here. A ticket costs 2 euros. (Phone information: +34 954 72 02 00).

      Taxis charges are regulated by the City Hall. Taxis should charge a fixed amount in any trip from/to the Airport to any location in the city, according to the following schedule:

1. Monday to Friday from 7:00 am to 21:00 pm): 19.04 Euros

2. Monday to Friday from 21:00 pm to 7:00 am), Satudays, Sundays and Hollidays (all day): 21.24 Euros

In the services requested by phone, it`s necessary to add the amount marked in the taximeter till the collection of the passenger. Always the shorted route but choosen by the taxidriver.

 

• Train

     From the train station of Santa Justa, the high speed train service (AVE) has achieved linking Seville-Madrid in just 2,30 h. There are 15 trains daily and some stop in Córdoba and Ciudad Real.

        In addition to the AVE service, this modern station concentrates all railway traffic, with trains to various towns of the province, to all the capitals of Andalucia and to other Spanish cities such as Barcelona, Valencia, Alicante.

Train Station Information: Phone +34 902 240 202 (7:00 to 23:00 h)

Time Tables and Prices

• Bus

    Several bus services link the capital to numerous towns in the Province, to the capitals and principal towns of the Comunidad and to other cities in Spain, as well as to several European capitals. These buses leave from either of the two following bus stations:

Plaza de Armas
Avenida del Cristo de la Expiración, s/n.
Phone +34 954 908 040 / 954 907 737


Prado Bus Station
Manuel Vázquez Sagastizábal s/n.
Phone +34 954 417 111

Local Buses. The city buses are the predominant public transportation. Information about bus lines at Transportes Urbanos de Sevilla (TUSSAM) Phone +34 954 420 011
            FARES   

Single Ticket	Issued on board.	1.00 euros
Multijourney card (10 journeys)	Issued at news-stands or at the TUSSAM ticket office.	4.35 euros
Multijourney card with transfer (10 journeys with transfer)	Tranfers option means a single cancellation gives you unlimited travel on different routes within one hour. Issued at news-stands or at the TUSSAM ticket office.	5.34 euros
Tourist pass	It allows you to travel unlimitedly on all of Seville's buses during 1 or 3 days. Issued at TUSSAM ticket office and some hotels.	1 day = 3.11 euros
		3 days = 7.25 euros

   

• By car

        Access by road has changed substantially over the last years.

Road A-4 links Seville to Madrid passing through Córdoba.

Motorway A-49, also called “V Centenario”, goes to Huelva and is going to be prolonged to Portugal.

Motoway A-92 links Seville to Granada, Baza and Puerto Lumbreras, in the region of Murcia.

Another interesting exit (or entrance) road is the A-66, the old Vía de la Plata, that goes to Merida, Castilla y León and Asturias. It follows a very long historic itinary, and has over recent years been re-valued as a route of great cultural and scenestic interest.

 

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