18 al 24 noviembre de 2023
18 al 24 noviembre de 2023

HOW TO GET

Seville boasts of being a destination open to the world, well connected with the main cities of Europe.
Come meet us, we are waiting for you!

BY PLANE

You will land at Seville International Airport, called San Pablo Airport. It is located 3km from the city. Its architectural design is inspired by three pillars of Sevillian culture: the Mosque, the palace and the orange trees.

Departures are located on the ground floor and arrivals on the first floor. It has a parking service, car rental, Wi-Fi, meeting rooms, cafes, ATMs and accommodation very close to its location.

BY TRAIN

You will arrive at the Sevilla Santa Justa train station. The most important transport hub in Seville is located a few meters from the historic center of the city. Inside the station you can find bars, cafes, shops and a tobacconist. It offers parking service and car rental.

HOW TO GET

Seville boasts of being a destination open to the world, well connected with the main cities of Europe.
Come meet us, we are waiting for you!

BY PLANE

You will land at Seville International Airport, called San Pablo Airport. It is located 3km from the city. Its architectural design is inspired by three pillars of Sevillian culture: the Mosque, the palace and the orange trees.

Departures are located on the ground floor and arrivals on the first floor. It has a parking service, car rental, Wi-Fi, meeting rooms, cafes, ATMs and accommodation very close to its location.

BY TRAIN

You will arrive at the Sevilla Santa Justa train station. The most important transport hub in Seville is located a few meters from the historic center of the city. Inside the station you can find bars, cafes, shops and a tobacconist. It offers parking service and car rental.

BY CAR

There are five main roads to access Seville:
  • The A-92 highway that connects the arrival from Malaga
  • The Ruta de la Plata or A-66, which connects Gijón-Seville through Mérida, Badajoz and Cáceres
  • The A-4 or Autovía del Sur, which connects the United Kingdom and France with Spain and crosses Madrid.
  • The AP-4 to Cadiz
  • The A-49 to Huelva

Remember the speed limits of the General Directorate of Traffic:

- Motorways and expressways 120 km/h

- Main roads 100 km/h

- Secondary roads 90 km/h

- Roads with two or more lanes in each direction of movement 50 km/h

- Roads with a single lane in each direction of movement 30 km/h

- Tracks with a single platform of road and sidewalk 20 km/h

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