The pedestrian city center and the narrow streets make walking around the best option for transport in Seville. Nevertheless, many options exist in case you need to travel longer distances.
TUSSAM
About
Tussam is the company that controls both bus and tram transport in Seville. Both services have the same fares and Tussam Cards can be used for any of them. Most of their services run from about 6am to 11.30pm, with night buses leaving from the Prado from 12 midnight to 2am. For a single ride, the fare is of 1.40 euros. In case you need to make intensive use of buses or trams, there is also a Tarjeta Turistica (Tourist Card) valid for 1 and 3 days.
You can purchase it at Tussam information stands and you can use it for all buses (except the special ones such as the airport bus service). It costs 5 euros for a 1-day card and 10 euros for a 3-day card. You’ll need to pay 1.5 euros extra that will be refunded if you return the card to a Tussam information stand.
Bus
Metropolitan buses are the public transport per excellence in Seville. The extensive network can get you to any part of the city. The venue sits on Avenida Luis de Morales, which is served by a number of lines: the C1 and C2 circulars, which ring the city and connect with Santa Justa and San Bernardo, plus lines 21, 28, 29 and 32. The nearest stop is Luis de Morales, next to the Ramón Sánchez-Pizjuán stadium.
Tramway
Trams are the only vehicles allowed into the pedestrian area of the city, which makes the tram the most convenient way of travelling between the venue and the historical center. The single line, T1, now terminates at Luis de Morales, right by the venue, and runs to Plaza Nueva in the heart of the old town in eight stops, calling at Eduardo Dato, San Francisco Javier, San Bernardo, Prado de San Sebastián, Puerta de Jerez and Archivo de Indias along the way.
Metro
Line 1 crosses the city from east to west and is useful if you are staying outside Nervión. The nearest stops to the venue are Nervión and Gran Plaza.
Taxi
In case you prefer an individual transport, taxi services are available 24 hours the day. Some apps, like MyTaxi may help you see if there is any available around you.
The fares are regulated and vary depending on the length of your travel, the weekday and the time when you require their services (more expensive at late night).
Uber, Cabify & Bolt
These are the available VTC services in the city. Their services can be reserved through their apps, just like in many other cities.
The estimated fare for an UberX is aproximately of 1.20 per kilometre and 0.10 per minute of travel, which may lead to cheaper services when compared to the taxi.
Bicycle
Sevici
Would you rather choose a green alternative and go biking to the venue? Seville has a local bike rental with many parking stations all around the city. In every parking station there is an System Access Terminal where you can get a weekly subscription to the rental, check the map, get information in both spanish and english...
Note that a 150 € deposit that is recovered later is needed in short term subscriptions. The weekly subscription costs 13.33 € and, with that, the first 30 minutes of biking are free.
Elecmove
The leading company in Seville offering all services related to electric bikes. Discover a city riding a bike is fun and eco-friendly!
Motorbike
There are three main operating motorbike renting systems: Acciona, Yego and Cooltra. This kind of rental, also known as "motosharing", lets you take and leave the motorbike anywhere around the city. The renting is controlled through their mobile apps.
Acciona
The standard fare is 0.25 euros per minute, but there are passes available in case you know you are going to use it more often. The first 20 minutes are free of charge.
Yego
The standard fare is 0.31 euros per minute, but there are passes available in case you know you are going to use it more often.
Cooltra
The standard fare is 0.26 euros per minute, but there are passes available in case you know you are going to use it more often.