Getting around Seville in 2026-2027: airport to city centre, metro, tram, Tussam buses, Sevici, taxi and the low-emission zone

Updated: 10 November 2026

Seville is easy to explore on foot, and for everything else there are city buses (Tussam), one metro line, a short tram through the centre, public bikes and taxis with a fixed fare from the airport. This guide brings together what we could check on 10 November 2026 in official bulletins and on the Taxi Institute's notice board, completed with press reports and private guides, which we flag as such. Metro fares come from Metro de Sevilla's official leaflet (July 2025 edition, checked on 10 November 2026); we could not confirm Sevici's prices on its website, so they come from a private guide. We always give the year of each figure.

Airport to the centre by bus: Tussam's EA line

The special airport bus:

Route: it leaves from Arrivals and stops at, among others, Santa Justa station, San Bernardo, Prado de San Sebastián, Paseo Colón, Torre del Oro and Plaza de Armas (next to the bus station), according to Visita Sevilla's leaflet with 2023 fares. It runs every day, roughly from 04:30 to 00:25. Official 2026 frequency and journey time: not confirmed.
Fare: the bylaw published in the provincial bulletin (BOP) in 2024 set €5 single and €6 return. According to the press (January 2026), it has cost one euro more since 2025: €6 single and €8 return, sold at the airport ticket offices or machines or on the bus, in cash or by card. The official 2026 return fare is not confirmed.
Change under way: in July 2026 the City Council gave initial approval (BOP no. 145, 29-7-2026) to a change that keeps the EA at €6, scraps the return ticket and creates 48-hour (€14) and 4-day (€18) "Airport" tourist cards. Final approval is not confirmed: ask when you board.
The EA ticket does not allow transfers to other Tussam lines (Visita Sevilla, 2024).

Airport to the centre by taxi: the 2026 fixed fare

According to the Andalusian Government resolution of 27 January 2026, published by Seville's Taxi Institute:

Trips to or from the airport have a fixed taximeter fare: €26.00 or €29.00. The table does not say which applies when; from the order, €26 would be tariff 4 (Monday to Friday working days, 07:00-21:00) and €29 tariff 5 (nights, weekends, public holidays, Holy Week 07:00-21:00, April Fair 07:00-20:00 and 24 and 31 December).
If the taxi continues to a second destination after the first, the meter restarts at the applicable tariff. If booked by phone, the meter reading to the pickup point is added (capped).
For comparison: in January 2024 Visita Sevilla listed €24.98 on weekdays and €27.84 at other times, luggage included.
City taxi fares in 2026 (tariff 1): €1.70 flag fall and €1.16 per kilometre; supplements of €0.57 per suitcase over 10 kg, €3.70 for pickups at Santa Justa station and €2.63 at Plaza de Armas or Prado de San Sebastián.

Tussam city buses

Official fares (2024 BOP), which the press says remain in 2026:

Single ticket (univiaje): €1.40. The July 2026 proposal keeps it at €1.40.
Multi-trip card (multiviaje): €0.69 per trip without a transfer and €0.76 with a transfer within one hour (2024 BOP). The press (January 2026) says national and municipal discounts on passes continue in 2026, so the final price may be lower.
Tourist cards: in 2024 they cost €5 (1 day) and €10 (3 days), with unlimited trips. The change given initial approval in July 2026 proposes replacing them with 48-hour and 4-day cards; final status not confirmed.
April Fair fares: €1.60 single and €1.50 per trip with a multi-trip card, unchanged for 2026 according to the press (January 2026).

Metro, tram, Consorcio card and Sevici

Metro: Metro de Sevilla's official leaflet (July 2025, checked 10-11-2026); tram, Consorcio card and Sevici: 2026 private guide:

Metro de Sevilla: one line (line 1) from Olivar de Quintos to Mairena del Aljarafe, crossing the centre. Fares depend on the number of zone "jumps" (0, 1 or 2): single €1.35, €1.60 or €1.80; return €2.70, €3.20 or €3.60; 1-day pass €4.50 with unlimited travel on the day of purchase (one person). With the Consorcio card, €0.82, €1.17 or €1.37 per trip, or €0.49, €0.70 or €0.82 with the Andalusian Government's 40% discount (official leaflet, July 2025, valid 1-7 to 31-12-2025). According to the press (January 2026), that 40% discount on multi-trip tickets and passes continues through 2026; official fare sheet dated 2026: not confirmed.
Metro hours (official leaflet, July 2025): Monday to Thursday 06:30 to 23:00; on other days there are slots until 02:00 and, on Sundays and public holidays, until 23:00, starting at 06:30 or 07:30. The closing time is the last train's departure from the end stations. Exact Friday and Saturday hours: not confirmed.
Tram (Metrocentro): a short surface route between San Bernardo and Plaza Nueva, along Avenida de la Constitución next to the cathedral. 2026 fare: not confirmed.
Consorcio de Transportes card: a rechargeable card valid on the metro, Tussam buses, the tram, Cercanías and intercity buses; sold and topped up at tobacconists (estancos) and metro stations (private guide).
Sevici, the public bike scheme: about 2,500 bikes at 250 stations and an annual subscription of about €33 with unlimited 30-minute rides (private guide; not confirmed on sevici.es on 10-11-2026). 2026 terms and passes for visitors: not confirmed.

Low-emission zone (ZBE): status in November 2026

What the City Council and the press say:

The only low-emission zone in force is on the Isla de la Cartuja (Cartuja Norte and Cartuja Sur sectors), according to the council's public consultation notice of June 2026. The historic centre and Triana are not part of it (carwow, May 2026).
Hours and vehicles: Monday to Friday except public holidays, 07:00-19:00; it affects vehicles without an environmental label (Motor16, August 2026). Vehicles with a 0, ECO, C or B label can enter.
Fines: issued since 1 January 2026 (Motor16); the fine is €200 and detection is by camera (carwow, May 2026).
Changes under way: in June 2026 the council opened the preliminary consultation on a low-emission-zone bylaw that proposes fining only during pollution episodes. In August 2026 it was still going through the process, with no approval date. Extensions to the centre: not confirmed.

Parking near the historic centre

In practice:

In the old town there is almost no on-street parking for visitors: it is reserved for residents with a permit (private guide, 2026).
There are underground car parks at Plaza de Armas, Escuelas Pías and Paseo de Colón, among others; a private guide estimates €20-30 a day. Official 2026 prices: not confirmed.
If you arrive by car, the simplest option is usually to leave it in a car park and get around on foot, by tram or by bus. Ask your accommodation whether it has a space or a deal with a car park.

If you run a property in Seville

What travellers typically ask AI assistants:

Which EA, metro or tram stop is closest and how many minutes' walk it is.
What a taxi from the airport costs (a fixed €26 or €29 in 2026) and whether there are supplements.
Whether you can drive to the door, where to park and whether the property is in the Cartuja low-emission zone.
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Frequently asked questions

How much is the Seville airport bus?

According to the press (January 2026), Tussam's EA line costs €6 single and €8 return. In July 2026 the council gave initial approval to keeping €6 and scrapping the return ticket; final approval is not confirmed.

How much is a taxi from Seville airport to the centre?

There is a fixed fare approved by the Andalusian Government in January 2026: €26 or €29 depending on the time (the higher one at night, at weekends, on public holidays and on special dates).

Is there a low-emission zone in central Seville?

Not as of November 2026. The only zone in force is on the Isla de la Cartuja, Monday to Friday 07:00-19:00, for vehicles without an environmental label; the fine is €200.

Where can I park in Seville's historic centre?

On-street parking is almost impossible (resident zones). There are underground car parks such as Plaza de Armas, Escuelas Pías and Paseo de Colón; a private guide estimates €20-30 a day.

Does the metro go to Seville airport?

No. The metro has one line (Olivar de Quintos-Mairena del Aljarafe), which does not serve the airport; use the EA bus or a taxi.

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