Buses from Barcelona to Sevilla

Buses from Barcelona to Seville: Journey Details

Crossing the country all the way from the east to the south west, long haul buses from Barcelona to Seville are available all seven days of the week. This regular service is one of the most popular overnight buses in Spain, taking approximately 15 hours in total with scheduled stops along the way. Approximately two departures leave each day, usually in the mid afternoon and in the late evening - both arriving the next day in Seville. Service is provided by major Spanish bus provder, Alsa.

Return buses from Seville to Barcelona are also available.

Taking the Bus from Barcelona

Buses leave from Barcelona Nord Bus Station in the Eixample Dreta Barrio area of the city. The nearest Metro station, on the Red Line, is Arc de Triomf. Both the Metro and local buses provide good links across the city, surrounding suburbs and out to Barcelona Prat Airport. Connections to and from other regional or international buses are available at Barcelona Nord Station. Getting to the station in the later hours is also possible as Barcelona has a frequent local transit night bus service and taxis can easily access the bus station.

Getting into Seville by Bus

Seville is an ancient city full of historic attractions, which spread along both sides of the wide River Guadalquivir. Seville has a reputation for its nightlife, colourful annual festivals and the excellent tapas which are served with delicious drinks. Must-see attractions are the Alcazar, the Cathedral and the Giralda Tower, all in the city's old quarter. Buses from Barcelona arrive at the Plaza de Armas Bus Station, located in the Old Town on the banks of the river. From here, it is just a short walk into central Seville. Buses depart Plaza de Armas for the city centre, the rest of Andalucía and Portugal. Seville has a limited night bus service and taxi ranks are located outside the bus station.