Compare Flights to Province of Seville

Seville is an attractive tourist destination thanks to its rich Spanish culture and the mark that its fabled history has left upon it to this very day. Ebookers helps you enjoy more of Seville for less by finding low-cost flights to Seville and sales on hotel rooms, rental cars and event tickets.

Sevilia Airport

The official name of the airport that serves Seville is Sevilia Airport, and it is often referred to by its airport code, SVQ. The airport is situated 6 miles from the city itself, between the city limits of Seville and the nearby suburb of Rinconada. Its official address is Carretera N-IV Madrid-Cadiz, Kilometre 532, Seville. The design of its grounds and facilities were inspired by the mosque, palace and orange trees that make the Seville landscape unique.

Ground Transportation at Sevilia Airport

Five major car rental agencies operate facilities at Sevilia Airport, where you can rent a car or pick up a rental that you reserved prior to your trip. There are four taxi services that operate authorized airport taxis, and the flat rate for a ride to the city of Seville is either €21.89, €24.41 or €30.50 depending upon the actual destination, time of day and day of week. A public bus from the airport to Prado de San Sabastian, a central location, runs from 5 a.m. to 1:10 a.m. every day. The bus ride, which includes stops at other convenient locations, takes about 30 minutes and costs €2.40.

Seville Weather

Seville is warm year-round. Temperatures are at their hottest in July and August, with highs of 36°C and lows of 19 to 20 degrees. The coolest months in Seville are December and January, when highs hit 15°C and lows dip to 6 or 7 degrees. March, April and November are pleasant, with highs of 23°C in April and about 20°C in March and November. July and August are the driest months, and December, January and February are the wettest months, but keep an umbrella handy whenever you go, as there is some rain even in July and August. Bring a light jacket as well, since night-time temperatures can be chilly, especially after a warm, sunny day. Peak tourist season in Seville consists of April, May, September and October, as well as Easter Week.

Your Seville Experience

You can begin your experience in Seville with a visit to the medieval Muslim palace of Alcazar, where the Moorish rulers of pre-Christian Spain built beautiful and relaxing gardens to complement their palace. The Plaza de Espana, a classical architectural masterpiece that was actually built in 1929 for the World's Fair, is another great place to start your tour of the city. Don't miss the Giralda Tower, a minaret that was converted to a bell tower, or Barrio Santa Cruz, a historic neighbourhood adjacent to the Alcazar that features Baroque architecture and very contemporary, yet traditional, Spanish tapas bars. The Triana neighbourhood once housed tile workshops and the Gypsy families who created flamenco; today, it is a place to enjoy local cuisine and shop for local ceramic crafts.

Visiting Seville in the months from November to March is a great way to save money and to enjoy Seville when it is quieter. The weather is very pleasant, and you will find it easier to get around and to avoid lines at popular tourist attractions. Easter Week and the Seville April Fair are worth experiencing, but make sure to book your tickets and accommodation far in advance for these event-filled peak times.

Enjoy More of Seville

Seville is filled with cultural and historical attractions, from museums to cathedrals and other architectural monuments. It also offers shopping, restaurants and a vibrant nightlife. When you use ebookers to book your hotel rooms and rental car along with your low-cost flights to Seville, you'll have more time and money to enjoy the city.