To the Cathedral · One way · 2 adults · All service hoursPrices are whole-party totals. Times are recorded journey durations; no walking or waiting has been added.
All prices are totals for 2 adults. Group fares included.
How do I get from Seville airport to Seville city center?
For one traveler the cheapest way is the Línea EA Especial Aeropuerto at €6, 30–35 min; the fastest is the Taxi at €26, 15–35 min. Every option below is priced as a total for your party and says where it leaves you.
2 listed options
Not everything runs around the clock: the Línea EA Especial Aeropuerto runs 05:22–01:00. Outside those hours, the Taxi, fixed airport fare is what remains.
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Línea EA Especial Aeropuerto
bus · Tussam
30–35 min rideEvery 12 min05:22–01:00
The EA stop in the arrivals area→Plaza de Armas bus station
The single fare, EUR 6.00, is valid for one hour with no transfer to other lines. A return is EUR 8.00, usable the same day or the next. Buy at the Tussam point in arrivals, the machines there, on board (cash or card), or as a QR ticket on tussam.es, which can cover several travelers. The Tarjeta Multiviaje still costs the full EUR 6.00 here, not its usual discounted fare.
Luggage. An articulated city bus with standing room; Tussam publishes no luggage rule and no charge.
Hours. From the airport: 05:22, then every 18–20 minutes to 07:55, every 12–13 minutes from 08:07 to 21:19, every 15–16 minutes to 22:22, then 22:54, 23:25, 23:57, 00:29 and a last bus at 01:00. From Plaza de Armas: 04:30 to 00:09. Same timetable every day, including weekends and holidays.
taxi · Seville taxis, tariff set by the Ayuntamiento and authorised by the Junta de Andalucía
15–35 min rideTraffic dependentRuns all night
The taxi rank outside arrivals→Any address in the city of Seville
24-hour servicePer vehicleFixed fareLuggage space
€26total for 2 adults€13 eachTarifa 4: working weekdays 07:00–21:00, any address in Seville · 1 vehicleFind the taxi rank
Hours, tickets & luggage
The fixed fare, EUR 26.00 or EUR 29.00 for the whole car, applies only to rides to or from the airport, authorised by the Junta de Andalucía from 28 January 2026. No luggage or station supplement is added. A phone-booked taxi adds the meter reading to the pickup point, capped at the minimum fare. An ordinary Seville taxi seats four passengers.
Luggage. Included. The tariff's EUR 0.57 luggage supplement belongs to urban tariffs 1, 2 and 3, not to the airport fare — whatever Aena's and the tourist office's pages print beneath it.
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Going somewhere specific?
"The center" is not one place, and the answer changes
The EA's airport terminus is the arrivals hall: walk out of arrivals and the bus is there, with Tussam's ticket desk and machines inside the hall behind you. The far end of the line is Plaza de Armas station on calle Torneo, with the centre in between.
Tickets
Tussam's desk and machines in the arrivals hall sell the EUR 6.00 single and EUR 8.00 return. On board, pay the driver in cash or tap a contactless card on the red validator, which prints nothing. An online QR ticket counts as validated the moment you buy it and lasts one hour, so buy it with the bus in sight.
The taxi rank
Any Seville taxi to the city charges the flat airport fare for the whole car: EUR 26.00 on weekdays from 07:00 to 21:00, EUR 29.00 at night, on weekends and on holidays, with no luggage, station or night supplement on top. Ask for a receipt. A taxi booked by phone adds the meter run to reach you.
Uber and Bolt
Uber operates at Seville airport, booked through its app. Look for the rideshare pickup signs outside arrivals, or check the app for your exact meeting point after requesting a ride.
Before you travel
Where each one starts, how long it runs, what it carries
bus · TussamLínea EA Especial Aeropuerto
From
The EA stop in the arrivals area; Tussam's ticket point and machines are beside it
To
Plaza de Armas bus station, calling at Santa Justa station, San Bernardo, Prado de San Sebastián and Paseo de Colón by the Torre del Oro
Luggage
An articulated city bus with standing room; Tussam publishes no luggage rule and no charge.
Runs
05:22–01:00
Journey
30–35 min
The single fare, EUR 6.00, is valid for one hour with no transfer to other lines. A return is EUR 8.00, usable the same day or the next. Buy at the Tussam point in arrivals, the machines there, on board (cash or card), or as a QR ticket on tussam.es, which can cover several travelers. The Tarjeta Multiviaje still costs the full EUR 6.00 here, not its usual discounted fare.
The last bus from the airport is 01:00 and the first 05:22, every day. Nothing else public serves the airport in between.
Your Tussam Multiviaje card is accepted, at EUR 6.00 a ride — eight times what it pays on any other line — and no transfer is allowed to or from the EA. Nothing in Tussam's table makes the tourist day cards valid on it.
The bus takes 12 minutes to Santa Justa and 30–35 minutes in all to Plaza de Armas. Intermediate stops serve the Ibis, Only You, Novotel and NH Viapol hotels, in that order from the airport.
After 22:22 the bus runs every half hour, so the wait at the stop can be as long as the ride.
The EUR 8.00 return is valid the same day or the next by the Ayuntamiento's ordinance and Tussam's own ticket page — Aena and Turismo de Sevilla say the same day only. It is a saving for a day trip and nothing else.
Four travelers pay EUR 24.00 here against a EUR 26.00 taxi by day; from five the bus stays cheaper only because an ordinary Seville taxi may not carry five.
From the airport: 05:22, then every 18–20 minutes to 07:55, every 12–13 minutes from 08:07 to 21:19, every 15–16 minutes to 22:22, then 22:54, 23:25, 23:57, 00:29 and a last bus at 01:00. From Plaza de Armas: 04:30 to 00:09. Same timetable every day, including weekends and holidays.
taxi · Seville taxis, tariff set by the Ayuntamiento and authorised by the Junta de AndalucíaTaxi, fixed airport fare
From
The taxi rank outside arrivals, staffed under the Ayuntamiento's compulsory rota
To
Any address in the city of Seville
Luggage
Included. The tariff's EUR 0.57 luggage supplement belongs to urban tariffs 1, 2 and 3, not to the airport fare — whatever Aena's and the tourist office's pages print beneath it.
Runs
All night
Journey
15–35 min
The fixed fare, EUR 26.00 or EUR 29.00 for the whole car, applies only to rides to or from the airport, authorised by the Junta de Andalucía from 28 January 2026. No luggage or station supplement is added. A phone-booked taxi adds the meter reading to the pickup point, capped at the minimum fare. An ordinary Seville taxi seats four passengers.
EUR 26.00 is the working-weekday daytime fare. From 21:00 to 07:00, all weekend, on holidays, at Christmas, in Semana Santa and during the Feria it is EUR 29.00 — check the calendar before you rely on the lower figure.
An ordinary Seville taxi carries four passengers. Five people need two cars, EUR 52.00 by day — the bus, at EUR 30.00, stays cheaper.
The fare is for any ride between the airport and the city of Seville. Stop somewhere first and the meter runs from there; go beyond the municipality and the interurban tariff applies.
No authority publishes a taxi journey time. Tussam's bus does the airport–Santa Justa road in 12 minutes and the whole run to Plaza de Armas in about 30–35 with its stops; a taxi to the center lands somewhere between.
Ask for the receipt the tariff entitles you to; drivers must give change up to EUR 20.
What is the cheapest way from Seville airport to Seville city center?
For one traveler, the Línea EA Especial Aeropuerto at €6. Per-person fares multiply with the size of your party and per-vehicle fares do not, so check the total for your group rather than the single fare.
How do I get from Seville airport to Seville city center by bus?
One bus reaches the Cathedral: the Línea EA Especial Aeropuerto, €6 for one traveler, 30–35 min, to Plaza de Armas bus station. For one traveler that is the cheapest way into Seville by any means. The fastest way overall is the Taxi, 15–35 min. See every option by bus →
How do I get from Seville airport to Seville city center by taxi?
The taxi from Seville airport costs €26 for one traveler and takes 15–35 min, to Any address in the city of Seville. It is not the cheapest way in: the Línea EA Especial Aeropuerto at €6 is. See every option by taxi →
How long does it take to get from Seville airport to Seville city center?
Línea EA Especial Aeropuerto: 30–35 min. Taxi, fixed airport fare: 15–35 min. Seville Airport is 10 km from the city.
How far is Seville airport from the city center?
10 km to the city. The fastest way in takes 15–35 min; the cheapest, the Línea EA Especial Aeropuerto, 30–35 min.
How much is a taxi from Seville airport to Seville city center?
€26 as a regulated flat fare, not a metered one. The fixed fare, EUR 26.00 or EUR 29.00 for the whole car, applies only to rides to or from the airport, authorised by the Junta de Andalucía from 28 January 2026. No luggage or station supplement is added. A phone-booked taxi adds the meter reading to the pickup point, capped at the minimum fare. An ordinary Seville taxi seats four passengers. Journey time 15–35 min.
Is there Uber or Bolt at Seville airport?
Uber operates at Seville airport, booked through its app. Look for the rideshare pickup signs outside arrivals, or check the app for your exact meeting point after requesting a ride.
Where do I catch the Línea EA Especial Aeropuerto at Seville airport?
The EA stop in the arrivals area; Tussam's ticket point and machines are beside it. Follow the signs from arrivals. It leaves you at Plaza de Armas bus station, calling at Santa Justa station, San Bernardo, Prado de San Sebastián and Paseo de Colón by the Torre del Oro.
Is there a train from Seville airport to Seville at night?
The Línea EA Especial Aeropuerto runs 05:22–01:00. Outside those hours taxi, fixed airport fare is what remains, at €26 for the vehicle. From the airport: 05:22, then every 18–20 minutes to 07:55, every 12–13 minutes from 08:07 to 21:19, every 15–16 minutes to 22:22, then 22:54, 23:25, 23:57, 00:29 and a last bus at 01:00. From Plaza de Armas: 04:30 to 00:09. Same timetable every day, including weekends and holidays.
Worth knowing
The bus wins up to four: EUR 24.00 for four on the bus (EUR 6.00 each) against EUR 26.00 in the taxi (weekday, 07:00–21:00; EUR 29.00 otherwise). An ordinary Seville taxi seats only four passengers, so five people need two taxis, EUR 52.00, against EUR 30.00 on the bus — the bus stays cheaper at every size.
The Tarjeta Multiviaje, EUR 0.76 a ride elsewhere, still costs the full EUR 6.00 on this bus, with no discount and no transfer to other lines. Buy the EUR 8.00 return instead if you're coming back — the second leg works the same day or the next. Tourist day cards are not accepted on this route.
The last bus leaves the airport at 01:00, the first at 05:22, every day. Land in that gap and take a taxi instead, at the fixed EUR 29.00 night fare.
The taxi is a fixed fare with no supplement: EUR 26.00 on weekdays 07:00–21:00, EUR 29.00 at all other times — nights, weekends, holidays, 24 and 31 December, Semana Santa and the Feria. No luggage or station charge applies to airport rides, despite what some other pages say. A phone-booked taxi adds the meter reading to the pickup, capped at the minimum fare; outside Seville city, a different tariff applies.
There is no train station at the airport. The EA bus is the connection to Santa Justa station, 12 minutes away, before continuing through San Bernardo and Prado de San Sebastián to Plaza de Armas, 30–35 minutes in all.
The bus runs from the airport 05:22 to 01:00, and from Plaza de Armas 04:30 to 00:09 — some pages print these times swapped or slightly off; trust Tussam's own timetable. The EUR 8.00 return is valid the day of purchase or the next, whatever some pages say about same-day only.
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