Cordoba to Seville Trains from €14.57

If you’re planning a trip from Cordoba to Seville by rail, booking tickets might be easier than you think. Cordoba and Seville are close enough to combine in one trip without spending hours travelling from one to the other, and trains from Cordoba to Seville make that easy. The high-speed train can get you between the two in around 50 minutes, leaving lots of time to explore Seville. Trains depart from Cordoba-Julio Anguita and arrive at Sevilla-Santa Justa, with the best service depending on your travel time, budget and onward plans.

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Departure station: Departing from Cordoba-Julio Anguita

When you get the Spain Cordoba to Seville train, you’ll depart from Cordoba-Julio Anguita. It’s located on the edge of the city centre, around a 20 to 25 minute walk from the Mosque-Cathedral. If you’re staying in the old town, a taxi or local bus might be easier, especially if you have heavy suitcases.

The Cordoba to Seville train station is a transport hub with high-speed, long-distance and regional trains. You’ll also find cafés, ticket offices, toilets, parking and a taxi rank, and the city’s main bus station is right next door. That makes transferring between coach and rail simple.

It’s a good idea to arrive between 20 and 30 minutes before your train. Check the departure boards for your platform and follow the signs for your service. Boarding and security procedures can vary, which is why you need to leave a little extra time; otherwise, you risk missing your train from Cordoba to Seville.

Arrival station: Arriving at Sevilla-Santa Justa

The Cordoba to Seville train travel time is around 50 minutes, and that’s when you’ll arrive into Sevilla-Santa Justa. This service offers high-speed, long-distance, regional and commuter trains, with local buses and taxis available outside.

The station is about a 10-minute walk from the main parts of the city centre, though the Cathedral and Real Alcázar are further away. If you’re staying in the historic quarter, check the walking route to your accommodation before deciding whether to walk or take a taxi. With luggage, the latter may be the easier start to your stay.

Sevilla-Santa Justa has cafés, shops, toilets, ticket facilities and car hire. If you’re continuing by train, check the station shown on your onward ticket, as not all services leave from Sevilla-Santa Justa.

There are various operators that offer Cordoba to Seville train high-speed services, including Renfe, OUIGO and iryo. The services they provide are similar, so the deciding factor is likely to be based on departure time and price.

Renfe AVE, Alvia, Avlo and Media Distancia

• Avg. duration: Between 53 minutes and 1 hour and 55 minutes

• Departure station: Cordoba-Julio Anguita

• Best for: AVE for comfort and premium services, Alvia for direct long-distance travel, Avlo for budget-friendly high-speed tickets, and Media Distancia for affordable regional journeys.

• Onboard perks: AVE offers Wi-Fi and catering options, Alvia has reserved seating and luggage storage, Avlo provides Wi-Fi and power sockets with optional paid extras, while Media Distancia offers standard seating and luggage space.

OUIGO

• Avg. duration: 53 minutes

• Departure station: Cordoba-Julio Anguita

• Best for: Budget-conscious travellers looking for low-cost high-speed tickets.

• Onboard perks: Double-decker trains, Wi-Fi and an onboard café, with some extras available for an additional fee.

iryo

• Avg. duration: 53 minutes

• Departure station: Cordoba-Julio Anguita

• Best for: Travellers who value onboard comfort and flexible ticket options.

• Onboard perks: Free Wi-Fi, power sockets and food and drink options, with additional benefits depending on the fare.

Once you arrive at Sevilla-Santa Justa, you can be exploring Seville within the hour, as a lot of what you’ll want to see is close and convenient to get to. The most famous sights are clustered around the historic centre, though some are a little too far from the station to count as a quick walk.

Real Alcazar of Seville

From Santa Justa, you can walk for around 25 to 35 minutes and be at the Real Alcazar of Sevilla. It’s a royal palace complex known for its intricate tilework, courtyards and gardens. It’s one of Seville’s most distinctive places to visit, and you can easily spend several hours exploring its rooms and outdoor spaces.

Seville Cathedral and La Giralda

Seville Cathedral and La Giralda are a 30-minute walk from Sevilla-Santa Justa, though jumping in a taxi is always an option. The Cathedral and its bell tower, known as La Giralda, are among the city’s most recognisable landmarks. Plus, Seville Cathedral sits close to the Real Alcazar, so the two can be paired together on a sightseeing day.

Plaza de Espana and Maria Luisa Park

If you walk for around 40 minutes from the station, you will reach Plaza de Espana and Maria Luisa Park, though using public transport is much quicker. Plaza de Espana was built for the 1929 Ibero-American Exhibition, and it’s known for its curved facade, tiled alcoves and bridges. Next door, you’ll find Maria Luisa Park, which offers shaded paths and a quieter place to take a break from sightseeing.