Getting around — Sevilla

Getting around the city

Central Seville is flat and walkable. For longer distances, or to escape the summer heat, there are buses, a tram, bikes and taxis.

🚌 Bus and tram (Tussam)

City buses and the tram are run by the same company and cost the same.

Ticket	Price	Use it for
Single (Univiaje)	€1.40	One trip, pay on board
Multiviaje card	Under €1 per trip	Top-up card, €1.50 deposit
Tourist card 48 h	€14	Unlimited trips
Tourist card 4 days	€18	Unlimited trips

The tram (Metrocentro) runs from Plaza Nueva to Puerta de Jerez, Prado de San Sebastián, San Bernardo and Nervión. Handy for crossing the centre out of the heat.

🚇 Metro

A single line linking the centre (Puerta de Jerez, Prado, San Bernardo) with residential areas and nearby towns. Of little use to visitors. Single tickets cost €1.35–1.80 depending on distance, or €4.50 for a day pass.

🚲 Cycling

Seville is flat and has over 180 km of cycle lanes, making it one of Spain's best cities for cycling. Use Sevici, the public bike scheme, with a short-term pass, or rent a bike from any shop in the centre.

🚕 Taxis and ride-hailing

Taxis are white with a yellow stripe and use a meter. A trip within the centre costs about €6–10. Uber, Cabify and Bolt also operate.

⚠️ During Holy Week the centre is closed to traffic and buses are diverted. That week, get around on foot and check diversions in the Tussam app.

💡 GuideMapp tip: most visitors don't need a tourist card: walking plus the odd €1.40 ticket is enough. It only pays off if you'll take the bus five or more times a day.

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