Low cost transfers from Seville airport (SVQ) to Seville city (all areas)

The Andalusian capital is one of the most visited cities in southern Spain. Despite the fact that it is not a coastal city, its great historical heritage, its people and its gastronomy attract many tourists every year.

Seville has several monuments that are World Heritage, La Giralda, the Cathedral and the Real Alcázar are just some of them. The latter is one of the oldest palaces in the world and its walls have contemplated the influence of the different cultures that have passed through the city.

Another thing you cannot miss is to take a walk through the neighborhood of Triana, where you will get to know the Sevillian culture in depth. To get there, you will have to cross the Triana Bridge, from where you can see the Torre del Oro and the Guadalquivir River.

Plaza de España is probably the most visited monument in Seville and one of the most beautiful. It was built in 1928 and mixes Renaissance style with the city's own. A work of art that you just can’t miss!

Of course, gastronomy is one of the strong features of the Andalusian capital, you will not be able to resist some tapas and salmorejo, a cold soup with a tomato base.

If you are going to stay several days in Seville, there are some cities around that are a good option to get to know the province. Écija or Carmona are two cities that are worth a visit for their great historical heritage and for the tranquility of the area.