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💡 The Short Version: The old centre is covered by the Metrocentro tram and a few buses. A single ticket is €1.40 on a Tussam bus or the tram, bought on board, and bank cards work on all Tussam lines. The tram runs from Plaza Nueva past the Cathedral, the Puerta de Jerez (for the Torre del Oro) and the Prado de San Sebastián to San Bernardo. Metro line 1 is €1.35 to €1.80 a single and does not reach the airport. A Sevici bike week is €5. Tourist cards are €5 for a day and €10 for three days. The airport has its own bus, the EA, at €6, and no train. Day-trip trains leave from Santa Justa; coaches leave from Plaza de Armas and Prado de San Sebastián. These are 2026 fares.
Tickets and fares
| Ticket | Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Single, bus or tram | €1.40 | Bought on board; card payment on board works on all Tussam lines |
| Multiviaje card | €0.69 a trip; €0.76 with a transfer within an hour | Rechargeable, minimum recharge €7. A 40% discount applies to 2026 and cuts it to €0.41 and €0.46 |
| Tourist card, 1 day | €5 | Buses and tram; not the airport line |
| Tourist card, 3 days | €10 | Buses and tram; not the airport line |
| Airport bus (EA) | €6 single, €8 same-day return | See Seville Airport to the city |
The bus network has about 50 lines, which generally run from about 06:00 to 23:00, with some night buses (turismosevilla.org). Tussam’s information line is 010. The Multiviaje price is the 2026 fare after a state and regional discount that is financed to the end of the year.
The Metrocentro tram
€1.40 · Plaza Nueva to San Bernardo · every 7 to 9 minutes
Tussam runs the tram, called Metrocentro. It goes from Plaza Nueva, by the City Hall, to San Bernardo, passing the Archivo de Indias, the Cathedral, the Puerta de Jerez and the Prado de San Sebastián. San Bernardo is the stop for the María Luisa Park. The fare is the same as the bus, and every multi-trip card and tourist card is valid.
| Day | First tram | Last tram from Plaza Nueva |
|---|---|---|
| Monday to Thursday and public holidays | 06:00 from San Bernardo | 23:30 |
| Friday and Saturday | 06:00 from San Bernardo | 02:00 |
Trams run every 7 minutes from 07:30 to 15:30 and every 9 minutes from 15:30 to 22:30 on weekdays, and every 9 minutes from 07:30 to 22:30 on Saturdays and public holidays (turismosevilla.org).
The Metrocentro tram stop at the Archivo de Indias, with the Cathedral behind. Photo: Vanbasten 23, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0.
Metro line 1
€1.35 to €1.80 · Dos Hermanas to Mairena del Aljarafe · not the airport
The metro has one line, which links Dos Hermanas and Mairena del Aljarafe through Seville in three fare zones. The fare depends on how many zone boundaries, “saltos”, you cross.
| Ticket | 0 jumps | 1 jump | 2 jumps |
|---|---|---|---|
| Single | €1.35 | €1.60 | €1.80 |
| Return | €2.70 | €3.20 | €3.60 |
| Bonometro, per trip, with the 40% discount to 31 December 2026 | €0.49 | €0.70 | €0.82 |
| One-day ticket, unlimited trips | €4.50 |
The last train leaves the main stations Monday to Thursday at 23:00, on Fridays and the eves of holidays at 02:00, on Saturdays at 02:00 and on Sundays and holidays at 23:00; the first runs from 06:30 (07:30 on Saturdays, Sundays and holidays). The first purchase of a card costs a €0.30 card charge (metro-sevilla.es).
Getting to the sights
| Sight | Stop | Line |
|---|---|---|
| Seville Cathedral and the Giralda, the Archivo de Indias and the Real Alcázar | Archivo de Indias and Cathedral stops | Metrocentro tram |
| Torre del Oro | Puerta de Jerez | Tram; metro line 1; buses 5, 40, 41, 42, C3, C4 and S3. Buses 21, 40, 41, A2 and EA stop on Paseo de Colón |
| Plaza de España and the María Luisa Park | San Bernardo | Tram |
| Las Setas | Plaza de la Encarnación | Buses 27 and 32; the tram stop at Plaza Nueva is a ten-minute walk |
From the Prado de San Sebastián stop you reach the coach station of the same name. The river cruises leave beside the Torre del Oro, so the Puerta de Jerez stop serves them.
Sevici bikes
€5 for 7 days · first 30 minutes free · unlimited trips
Seville’s bike share is Sevici. The provincial tourism body gives a 7-day voucher at €5 with unlimited trips: the first 30 minutes of each trip are free, the next hour costs €1 and each hour after that €2. You register with a credit card at any Sevici station. Sevici’s own site says it runs 24 hours (sevici.es). Guided bike tours are on the walking tours page.
A Sevici docking station in the centre of Seville. Photo: Coops456, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 3.0.
Taxis
Seville’s taxis are metered, and the tariff changed on 1 January 2026.
| Tariff | When | Flag fall | Minimum fare |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tariff 1 | Monday to Friday 07:00 to 21:00 | €1.70, then €1.16 a kilometre | €4.62 |
| Tariff 2 | Monday to Thursday 21:00 to 07:00; Friday 21:00 to 22:00 and 00:00 to 07:00; Saturdays, Sundays and holidays 07:00 to 22:00; Holy Week 07:00 to 21:00; the Feria 07:00 to 20:00 | €2.02 | €5.66 |
| Tariff 3 | Friday 22:00 to 24:00; Saturdays, Sundays and holidays 22:00 to 07:00; Holy Week 21:00 to 07:00; the Feria 20:00 to 07:00 | €2.53 | €7.09 |
| Airport (tariffs 4 and 5) | Flat fare | €26 or €29 |
Santa Justa and the coach stations
Seville Santa Justa is the station for the AVE, Avlo, Avant, Alvia and Media Distancia trains. It is open 04:30 to 00:30 and has a taxi rank, buses, Cercanías connections and car hire (renfe.com). Trains from Santa Justa go to Córdoba, Granada, Málaga, Cádiz and Jerez. The coaches leave from two stations: Plaza de Armas, for Alsa to Granada and Málaga and for the Damas M-170 bus to Itálica, and Prado de San Sebastián, for Comes to Cádiz and Jerez and Damas to Ronda; check each operator for times and fares.
An AVE train at a platform of Seville Santa Justa. Photo: Carlos Teixidor Cadenas, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0.
| Trip | Leaves from | Guide |
|---|---|---|
| Córdoba, Granada | Santa Justa, by train | Córdoba, Granada |
| Cádiz, Jerez | Santa Justa, by train | Cádiz, Jerez |
| Itálica | Plaza de Armas, M-170 bus | Itálica |
| Ronda | Prado de San Sebastián, Damas coach | Ronda |
The day trips from Seville page compares every trip. What to book before you go to Seville lists the sights that need tickets, and where to stay in Seville and hotels near Seville Cathedral compare the areas. Carry a passport or photo ID.
Common questions
How much is a bus ticket in Seville?
€1.40 for a single ticket bought on board a Tussam bus, and the same on the Metrocentro tram. A rechargeable Multiviaje card costs €0.69 a trip, or €0.76 with a transfer within an hour, before the 40% discount that applies to the end of 2026. Bank cards are accepted on board on all Tussam lines.
Is there a tourist pass for Seville's buses?
Yes: a one-day tourist card at €5 and a three-day card at €10 are valid on the buses and the tram. They are not valid on the airport line, the EA, which has its own €6 and €8 tickets.
How does the Seville tram work?
The Metrocentro runs from Plaza Nueva to San Bernardo past the Archivo de Indias, the Cathedral, the Puerta de Jerez, where the Torre del Oro is, and the Prado de San Sebastián. A single is €1.40, and all multi-trip and tourist cards are valid. It runs about every 7 to 9 minutes in the daytime.
How much is the Seville metro?
Metro line 1 costs €1.35, €1.60 or €1.80 for a single, depending on how many of its three fare zones you cross, and €2.70, €3.20 or €3.60 for a return. A one-day card for unlimited trips is €4.50. The metro does not go to the airport.
How much is a taxi in Seville?
On the city tariff from 1 January 2026, the daytime weekday tariff has a flag fall of €1.70 and a minimum fare of €4.62. The airport has its own flat fares, €26 and €29.
