Buses from Madrid to Sevilla

Buses from Madrid to Seville: Journey Details

Buses from Madrid to Seville run 7 days a week and are operated by Socibus. There are 8 departures a day between 1:00 a.m. and midnight. This direct route takes approximately 6 and a half hours, which, although slightly longer than the train, means it is still an option for people travelling on a small budget.

Return journeys for buses from Seville to Madrid are also available.

Taking the Bus from Madrid

Buses from Madrid to Seville depart from Mendez-Alvaro Bus Station, which is just south of Madrid city centre, a short metro ride from Atocha Train Station. Six local bus routes stop at Mendez-Alvaro Bus Station and there is a taxi rank outside the entrance. Regular night buses operate in Madrid.

Getting into Seville by Bus

Seville is the capital of Andalucía and an enchanting city, divided by the wide River Guadalquivir. Visitors can enjoy historic attractions, excellent tapas, colourful festivals and a lively nightlife. Seville Cathedral, the Alcazar and the Giralda Tower are all close together in the city centre. Seville was once an important port with a navigable river. Visitors can get a sense of this and a different view of the city by taking one of the many river boat trips available.

Buses from Madrid to Seville will arrive at Seville Bus Station, which is located in Plaza de Armas in the city centre. It is in the Old Town by a bridge over the River Guadalquivir and is within walking distance of Seville's historic attractions. From Plaza de Armas bus routes run to all parts of the city, the rest of Andalucía and into Portugal. A limited night bus service operates in Seville. There are taxis available at the station.