It is divided into three sections, and the price will vary depending on how many section jumps you make. In general, most of the attractions are in section 1 (tramo 1), so it will not be common for you to leave that area.
The stations located in section 0 lead to the towns of San Juan de Aznalfarache and Mairena del Aljarafe, belonging to the Aljarafe area of Seville. On the other hand, those that are part of section 2 are located in the municipality of Dos Hermanas.
Tussam is the public company in charge of managing the bus network, with lines distributed throughout the city. You can download the application, where you can see all the lines that exist and which is the best way to reach each destination.
There is also a line that connects the airport and the city center, stopping at different points in the city.
Note: To pay for the ride, you can buy single tickets or the Tussam multi-journey card. With the last option, each trip is cheaper, and it is possible to recharge it.
This transport includes several stops that go from Nervión to the city center, so it is perfect for people who live around the city center.
There is a commuter train network that connects the center of Seville with certain towns in the province, such as Dos Hermanas, Utrera, Benacazón, Lora del Río or Constantina.
Public bicycle rental service. You can choose between a long or short term rental. Once you have registered, every time you need a bike, you can manage the whole process from the Sevici application. There are stops where you can pick up or drop off your bike throughout the city.
For more information, you can visit: sevici.es
The Seville airport is located 10 kilometers northeast of the city, a 15-20 minute drive from the city center.
Nearby airports: Jerez Airport (1 h 4 min), Córdoba Airport (1 h 30 min), Malaga International Airport (2 h 16 min) and Faro Airport (2 h 9 min).
