Cheap Flights from Madrid to Seville

This information is correct as of March 2016

Airlines that fly from Madrid to Seville

Iberia Express is currently the only airline offering direct flights from Madrid Airport to Seville.

Terminal Information – Departing

This is only a guideline. Always check your boarding pass for up-to-date terminal information.

Iberia Express usually depart from terminal 4, one of the world's biggest airport terminals. Unlimited Wi-Fi is available throughout the airport, perfect for confirming any last-minute travel plans. There are plenty of designer clothes shops and confectionary stores to browse, as well as practical shops such as pharmacies and magazine kiosks. The terminal also has a spa, perfect for a pre-flight pampering session. There are lots of places to grab a bite to eat or a quick drink before your flight, whether you're in the mood for a Starbucks coffee or a frosty glass of Mahou beer. For extra relaxation you can check into the executive lounge, La Revoltosa. It's available to all passengers on Schengen flights: access costs €26.50 (about £20.50).

Terminal Information – Arriving

Seville Airport has one arrivals hall. The Especial Aeropuerto (EA) bus runs all day, connecting the airport to Plaza de Armas in the city centre. One-way tickets are €4* (about £3.10). The bus takes just over half an hour and stops at other convenient destinations in the city, including the Santa Justa train station. There's a taxi rank at the airport, and the journey into Seville is fixed rate. On weekdays before 10pm it costs €21.90* (just under £17). If you're visiting on the weekend or arriving after 10pm you can expect to pay €24.41* (just under £19). Car hire at Seville Airport is available from a number of big-name brands: reception desks are on the ground floor. You can compare prices with Skyscanner before your flight to find the best prices.

Practical Information

You don't need a passport to travel between Spanish cities. We recommend bringing yours just in case: you never know when you might be chosen for a random security check. Try to arrive at the airport no later than one hour before your flight is due to depart.

What to expect in Seville

Depending on what time of year you visit, you could be sheltering from the heat in an air-con cafe or hiding from the rain in a cosy tapas bar. During July and August the temperature can easily soar above 40°C, while in the winter it can be a chilly 11°C with drizzle and fog. Seville has a fantastic night-life, especially in the summer when locals spill out onto the streets with tapas and cerveza in hand. Our favourite tapas bars in Seville are a good place to kick off your trip to the Andalucian capital: especially since prices are slightly lower than in Madrid.

*Prices subject to change