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Venue & Travel

 

Congress Venue:

FIBES – Palacio de Exposiciones y Congresos
Avda. Alcalde Luis Uruñuela, 1 (41020) Seville

Getting there...

Public transport:

Train
There is a Renfe local train station just outside the FIBES venue.
Take Cercanías (Commuter) Line C4 to Palacio de Congresos Station (from Sevilla-Santa Justa Station and San Bernardo Station). More info.

OR

Seville City Bus (TUSSAM)

  • Número 24: From the city centre, From Plaza del Duque.
  • Número B4: (From the Nervión neighbourhood, Gran Plaza).
  • Linea LE (Express Prado) from Prado de San Sebastián (city center)
  • Linea 27 from Plaza del Duque

More info.

 

Taxi
Apps such as FreeNow, UBER and Cabify are widely used in Seville.
Local metered taxis (white cars) are also available at taxi ranks throughout the city.

Party Venue: Abades Triana Restaurante, Seville

Getting to Seville

BY AIR TO SEVILLE

Seville Airport

Direct flights to Seville are available from the following cities: Amsterdam, Barcelona, Frankfurt, London, Madrid, Milan, Munich, Paris and Rome.

More information can be found on the Aeropuerto de Sevilla website.

Alternative air-travel routes
Seville is also accessible from the following airports:

Malaga Airport

Trains from Malaga take around 2 – 3 hours (via Malaga city centre). Tickets can be purchased here.

Seville is a 2h 30min drive from Malaga city centre by private car or transfer.

Faro (Portugal) Airport

A direct coach service runs from Faro bus station to Seville. Tickets can be purchased here.

Seville is approx. a 2 hour drive from Faro city centre by private car or transfer.

BY TRAIN TO SEVILLE

BY TRAIN

Fast AVE services run direct to Seville from Madrid, Barcelona and Valencia. Trains also run from Malaga airport (via the city centre).

Tickets can be purchased here.

FROM SEVILLE AIRPORT TO CITY CENTRE

Bus

Tussam, the municipal bus company operates one of the main Seville Airport transfers. Bus line EA (Especial Aeropuerto) links the city with the terminal.

 

Taxi

Cabs are located right outside the terminal, in front of the arrivals hall main entrance.

There is a flat fare (ranging between 26€ and 30€ depending on the time of day) between the Seville Airport and any destination within the city.

Welcome to Seville! 
Explore Spain through your senses.

Taste

Salmorejo at Casa Morales — A historic bodega near the cathedral with some of the best traditional dishes in the city.

Espinacas con garbanzos at El Rinconcillo — The oldest bar in Seville (1670) and the most iconic spot for this tapa.

Torrijas at La Campana — A classic pastry shop famous for its seasonal sweets.

Sound

Flamenco at La Carbonería — A beloved, informal flamenco venue hidden in Santa Cruz.

Cathedral bells at Plaza Virgen de los Reyes — The best place to hear La Giralda’s bells echo through the old town.

Street musicians along the Guadalquivir — Especially near Puente de Triana at sunset.

Sight

Rooftop views from Las Setas (Metropol Parasol) — One of the best panoramic walkways in the city.

Hidden patios in Palacio de las Dueñas — Lush courtyards, flowers, and classic Andalusian architecture.
River sunsets at Puente de Triana — The golden hour spot locals love.

Smell

Orange blossom in Barrio Santa Cruz — In spring, the entire neighbourhood smells of azahar.

Jardines de Murillo — Shaded paths lined with citrus trees and flowers.

Parque de María Luisa — The most fragrant gardens in the city, especially in early summer.

Touch

Hand‑painted ceramics at Triana’s Cerámica Santa Ana — One of the oldest and most famous ceramic workshops in Seville.

Tilework at Plaza de España — Each province’s tiled alcove is a tactile, colourful masterpiece.
Textiles at Calle Sierpes — Traditional shawls, fans, and embroidered fabrics.

Places to Explore While You're Here

Casa de Pilatos
A stunning blend of Renaissance and Mudéjar architecture with intricate tilework and peaceful courtyards. A perfect alternative to the Alcázar if you want fewer crowds.

Triana Market
A lively riverside market filled with fresh produce, tapas stalls, and local artisans. Great for grabbing a bite and soaking up everyday Sevillian life.

Torre del Oro
A historic riverside watchtower offering panoramic views of the Guadalquivir. Short climb, big payoff.

Alcázar Gardens
A quieter side of the Royal Alcázar — wander through palm‑lined paths, tiled fountains, and peacocks roaming freely. It feels like stepping into a storybook.

La Alameda de Hércules
A trendy, bohemian square packed with cafés, bars, and outdoor terraces. Perfect for evening drinks or people‑watching.
Hospital de los Venerables
A beautifully restored Baroque building in Santa Cruz with a serene courtyard and rotating art exhibitions — a hidden gem many visitors miss.
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