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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: Hacienda El Vizir, Gines – Espratinas Road, Espartinas, 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!
Here are some fun facts of history, charm & vibrant culture

The Heart of Flamenco
Seville is considered the birthplace of flamenco. Keep an eye out for live
performances in local bars or pop-up shows in the streets.

Europe’s Largest Gothic Cathedral
The Seville Cathedral is a must-visit landmark and home to the tomb of
Christopher Columbus. Don’t miss climbing La Giralda for panoramic city views.

Royal Alcázar Still in Use
The Royal Alcázar of Seville is not only a stunning architectural gem but also an active royal residence—one of the oldest in Europe.

Famous Filming Location
Seville has starred in Star Wars and Game of Thrones. Head to Plaza de España and the Alcázar to walk in the footsteps of Naboo royalty and Dorne’s noble houses.

The Orange Tree City
With over 25,000 bitter orange trees, Seville smells of citrus in spring—but don’t be tempted to snack on them. They’re better suited for marmalade!

Tapas Tradition
Seville is said to be where tapas were invented—small dishes served to cover wine glasses (and keep out the flies!). You’ll find delicious tapas bars on every corner.

Places to Explore While You're Here

Plaza de España
A spectacular semi-circular building with a canal, bridges, and tiled alcoves
representing every region in Spain. Great for photos and a relaxing walk.

Metropol Parasol (Las Setas)
A massive wooden structure in the city center offering rooftop views, a local
market, and shaded cafes underneath.
Flamenco Shows

While Triana is known for flamenco culture, you can also highlight venues such as Casa de la Memoria or Museo del Baile Flamenco for an authentic evening experience.

Barrio Santa Cruz
The city’s historic Jewish quarter—wander through its narrow alleys, charming courtyards, and lively tapas bars.

Triana
Located across the river, Triana is known for its vibrant local life, flamenco culture, and ceramic workshops.
Guadalquivir River Walk
Take a scenic stroll or bike ride along the riverbanks, perfect for soaking in the
city’s atmosphere.
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