Cheap Flights from Seville to Madrid

Flights from Seville to Madrid

This information is correct as of May 2016

Airlines that fly from Seville to Madrid

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

Terminal Information – Departing

Seville Airport has one terminal. Shops include Sevilla Duty Free, Sibarium Delicatessen, The Fashion Place and Natura. There are a couple of dining options in the departure hall serving up Spanish favourites: Horno San Buenaventura, ABQ+ and Cerveceria Gambrinus. There's a VIP lounge, Sala Azahar, which is available for free to business class passengers. Economy ticket holders can pay for entry on the door: note that payment is by credit card only. Unlimited free Wi-Fi is available throughout the airport.

Terminal Information – Arriving

Landing at Madrid Airport can be quite intimidating: the airport is huge. Getting from the airport to the city isn't too tasking, as long as you know where you're going. We recommend checking which metro and bus stops are closest to your hotel. The Metro has a station in every terminal and trains take about 15 minutes to reach Nuevos Ministerios station in the city. From here you can connect to other lines. Bus 203 is an express service to Atocha train station, and takes about 40 minutes to reach the city. This departs from terminals 1, 2 and 4. There's also a bus (line 200) to the Avenida de America transport hub, and another (101) to the Canillejas transport hub. Other transport options include car hire from Madrid Airport, private shuttle transfers, and metered cabs.

Practical Information

You don't need your passport to fly on this route, as it's domestic. We do recommend that British citizens carry their passport at all times for identification purposes: you may be asked to show it when you check in. Try to arrive at the airport no later than one hour before departure.

What to expect in Madrid

Madrid is cooler than Seville. During summer you can expect average temperatures of 25°C: this drops to around 6°C in winter. Madrid is a vibrant city with lots of funky neighbourhoods to explore. We've asked a local to share her top 10 things to do in Madrid, great if you want to get off the beaten tourist trail. Bring plenty of spending money: prices in Madrid are higher than they are in Seville, usually by about a third. There are plenty of ways to have fun without breaking the bank, however: check out our top 11 things to do in Madrid on a budget.

Our Madrid Travel Guide features more in-depth advice on visiting the Spanish capital.

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