By Air – Arriving at Seville Airport (SVQ)

Seville is served by Seville Airport (SVQ), with frequent flights from major European hubs and connections from international destinations via Madrid, Barcelona, and other cities.

Taxi to the University of Seville

• Distance: Approximately 11–12 km from Seville Airport to the main campus (San Fernando 4).

• Duration: Around 20–25 minutes, depending on traffic.

• Typical Cost: Standard airport–city centre taxi fares usually apply, with a fixed or metered rate set by the local authority (check current tariff at the airport taxi stand).

Taxi to Downtown Seville

• Distance to central areas (Cathedral/Puerta de Jerez): about 9–10 km.

• Duration: Around 20 minutes in normal traffic.

Airport Bus (EA Line)

• Airport Shuttle: The special EA bus line connects Seville Airport with central areas including Avenida Kansas City, Santa Justa train station, San Bernardo, and Plaza de Armas.

• Travel Time: Around 30–35 minutes to the city, depending on stops and traffic.

• From San Bernardo or Prado de San Sebastián, you can connect by tram (T1) or a short walk/metro ride to Puerta de Jerez, a few minutes from the university campus.

By Metro

Seville’s metro network (Metro de Sevilla) offers a convenient way to reach the university area.

• Metro Line: L1 (Line 1) connects key city points such as Nervión, San Bernardo, and Puerta de Jerez.

• Nearest Station to the University: Puerta de Jerez, located just near from the main campus on Calle San Fernando.

• Operating Hours: Typically from early morning until late evening; check Metro de Sevilla for current times and frequencies.

Example route: From Nervión or other L1 stations, take the metro towards Puerta de Jerez, then walk a few minutes along Avenida de la Constitución / Calle San Fernando to reach the university buildings.

By Tram

Seville’s modern tram line (T1) runs through central areas and stops very close to the university.

• Tram Line: T1 (MetroCentro).

• Relevant Stop: Puerta de Jerez, a short walk from the University of Seville’s main campus.

• Connections: The tram connects with Prado de San Sebastián and San Bernardo, allowing easy transfers from bus and regional train services.

By Bus

The municipal bus network (TUSSAM) covers Seville extensively and offers multiple routes near the University of Seville.

Nearest Stops (around the central campus area)

• Stops near the Prado de San Sebastián / Puerta de Jerez / Paseo de las Delicias zone provide access within a short walk to San Fernando Street.

Main Bus Lines Serving the Area

• Lines such as 22, 25, 26, 28, 29, 37, C1, C2, EA, LE, LN, among others, have stops that connect to or near the university zone.

Tickets can be purchased on board or using local transport cards; for multimodal use (bus + metro + tram), rechargeable cards are recommended.

By Train

Seville is well connected by rail to other Spanish cities, including high speed AVE services. The two main urban rail hubs link efficiently to metro, tram, and bus routes serving the university area.

Main Stations

• Santa Justa: The primary high speed (AVE) and long distance rail station in Seville.
• San Bernardo: A key commuter and regional station, close to the university area.

From Santa Justa

• By Bus : Several urban bus lines connect Santa Justa with the Prado de San Sebastián / Puerta de Jerez area.
• By Local Rail + Tram/Metro : You can transfer to local trains or take a short taxi ride directly to the university (approx. 10–15 minutes).

From San Bernardo

• By Metro: L1 from San Bernardo to Puerta de Jerez (1 stop), then walk to the campus.
• By Tram: T1 tram from San Bernardo towards Plaza Nueva, getting off at Puerta de Jerez.

Commuter Train (Cercanías)

• Lines C1, C4, and C5 serve Seville and its metropolitan area and connect with central points where you can transfer to metro, tram, or bus.

By Car

Seville is accessible via Spain’s main highway network, with clear approaches from different directions.

• From the North and East: Access via the A 4 (Madrid–Seville) and connecting routes leading into the city.

• From the South and West: Access via A 49 (towards Huelva/Portugal) or A 92 (towards Málaga/Granada), then follow signs into central Seville and the historic centre.

The University of Seville’s main campus is in an urban, central location, so parking can be limited; public car parks are available around the Prado de San Sebastián, Puerta de Jerez, and nearby streets. Whenever possible, it is advisable to park in a public parking facility and continue on foot, by metro, or by tram to the venue.

Explore the Venue

For more detailed guidance, faculty specific locations, and campus maps, please visit the University of Seville’s official website.

You can also use online map services by searching “Universidad de Sevilla, Calle San Fernando 4, 41004 Sevilla” to view walking routes, public transport connections, and nearby landmarks.