From Europe

Most major European cities will have a direct flight to Sevilla.

From North America

As Sevilla is a smaller city, there are no direct flights from North America. You'll need to do a layover somewhere. There are direct flights from large North American cities to Madrid or Barcelona. You may choose to take a connecting flight or, if you prefer trains, the journey to Sevilla is 2-3 hours from Madrid and 5-6 hours from Barcelona.

Sevilla is extremely walkable! However, there is a streetcar that goes across the city with 22 stops. Tickets are available from the driver or in kiosks near the stops beginning from €1.30.

You may find that taxis are difficult to come by in Sevilla, especially during peak hours. There are taxi ranks scattered throughout the city and you can hail them on the street. Securing a taxi often isn't immediate.

Bolt and Uber are both available in Sevilla but similar to the Taxis, please plan to leave extra time for calling your Uber.

There are many fantastic hotel and Airbnb options in Sevilla. We recommend staying in an accommodation north of the river. We recommend the following neighbourhoods: Santa Cruz, San Bernardo, Museo, Alfalfa, and San Bartolome.