Seville airport to the city centre: bus, taxi and 2026 prices
How to get from Seville airport to the centre: the EA bus (6 €), the fixed-price taxi (26 or 29 €), how long it takes and what suits you best.
3 min read By the Sevilla Travel team
Seville airport is about ten kilometres from the centre and has no train or metro, so you have two options: the bus or a taxi. Both work well. Here is what they cost, how long they take and which one suits you best depending on where you are staying.
€6
EA bus, per person
€26
Taxi on weekdays, 7:00 to 21:00
€29
Taxi at night, at weekends and on public holidays
30 min
Roughly, from the airport to the centre by bus
The EA bus
Tussam’s EA line (Especial Aeropuerto) links the airport with the centre and Santa Justa station. The stop is just outside Arrivals.
Price
€6 for a single and €8 for a same-day return. You pay by card on board
Frequency
About every 12 or 13 minutes during the day; every 20 to 30 minutes early and late
Timetable
From the airport, roughly 5:22 to 1:00
Journey
About 30 to 35 minutes to the centre
These are its stops heading into town. Pick the one closest to your flat:
- Avenida de Kansas City and Santa Justa
Several stops around Nervión and the train station. - Luis de Morales and San Bernardo
For the rest of Nervión and the San Bernardo neighbourhood. - Prado de San Sebastián
On avenida Carlos V. The easiest for Santa Cruz and the south of the centre. - Paseo de Colón, Torre del Oro
For El Arenal, and for crossing to Triana over the San Telmo or Triana bridges. - Plaza de Armas
The last stop, next to the coach station. For the north of the centre, the Alameda, and Triana over the Cachorro bridge.
The fixed-price taxi
Airport taxis charge a fixed fare to anywhere in the city, VAT included. No surprises from traffic or the route.
| When | 2026 fixed fare |
|---|---|
| Monday to Friday, working days, 7:00 to 21:00 | €26 |
| Monday to Friday, 21:00 to 7:00 | €29 |
| Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays, all day | €29 |
| Holy Week and Feria, during the day | €29 |
| 24 and 31 December | €29 |
Source: fares approved by the Junta de Andalucía (the regional government) for 2026. The taxi rank is just outside Arrivals.
Uber, Cabify and Bolt operate here too, but their prices change with demand. Compare in the app at the time.
Bus or taxi?
If there are three or four of you
The taxi costs about the same as the bus and drops you at the door
If you’re travelling alone or as a couple
The EA is cheaper. Check which stop is closest to you
If you land very late
Check the last bus; if you miss it, it’s the €29 taxi
With a lot of luggage
Taxi. The centre has pedestrian streets and cobbles
One important point: in Santa Cruz and parts of the old town the streets are pedestrianised or have restricted access, and the taxi will drop you at the nearest point it can reach. If you book with us, just ask and we’ll tell you where to ask the driver to stop and how far you’ll have to walk to the door.
If you arrive by train
If you come on the AVE (the high-speed train), you arrive at Santa Justa, in Nervión. There you’ll find taxis at the door, city buses and the EA itself, which stops at the station. Our flats in Nervión are a short walk from the station.
Will there be a train to the airport?
It’s planned. In July 2026 the Ministry of Transport gave provisional approval to the study for a rail link between Santa Justa and the airport, taking about 11 minutes. There is no date for works or opening, so for now it’s bus or taxi.
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