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Seville to Cordoba Day Trip – Travel Guide
Seville to Cordoba Day Trip – Travel Guide
Tickets and Information for Travelling from Seville to Cordoba
If you’re visiting Seville for an extended period of time, and want to explore more of Andalusia, I would highly recommend Cordoba.
Cordoba is famous for the Mezquita-Catedral, a Cathedral that was built along/inside a former Mosque and one of the most beautiful structures I have ever seen in my life.
Despite being a lot smaller than other cities in the south of Spain (for example Malaga and Granada), its historical significance and traditional feel more then makes up for it.
Seville to Cordoba is easily close enough to travel and visit in just one day, and here we look at some of the best options.
Seville to Cordoba Train
Travelling from Seville to Cordoba by train is by far the most easy and convenient way to travel. If you catch the right train it can take as little as 45 minutes, giving you plenty of time to explore historic Cordoba.
For ticket purchases, you can either buy them at the station or pre-book them online, which is advisable to secure a seat.
Unlike other European countries, once all seats are sold, they no longer let people travel – there is no standing space allowed on Spanish trains.
Train Tickets for Seville to Cordoba |
The best way to book train tickets in Spain is via the TrainLine.
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Trains depart from the Seville-Santa Justa railway station, and there are several direct trains available daily. These trains arrive at Cordoba’s main station (Cordoba Central) which is central to everything going on in Cordoba, and walkable to the majority of tourist hotels, restaurants, and attractions.
For the latest schedules and information you can also check the official Renfe website.
Note: There are two types of train that travel Seville to Cordoba, the older style train, and the new high speed models. The high speed trains save almost 40 mins in travel time but tickets cost more money.
Bus from Seville to Cordoba
Opting for a bus from Seville to Cordoba is a good choice if you’re looking to save money and don’t mind sacrificing the comfortability of the train.
This journey on a bus usually takes around 1.5 hours, although this can change based on the exact route and any traffic. I’ve found buses to be a lot less reliable than trains in Spain, with slightly more delays and often inaccurate journey times.
There are a few different operators available to use when travelling Seville to Cordoba, with the most popular being ALSA, who have the largest schedule for this route.
You can secure your tickets either online or directly at the bus station; however, an early booking is recommended to guarantee a seat, especially during the summer months and weekends.
Bus Tickets for Seville to Cordoba |
The best way to book bus tickets in Spain is via Omnio.
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In Seville, buses mainly depart from the central bus station, Estación de Autobuses Plaza de Armas and make their stop at the Cordoba Bus Station, which is also conveniently located in the city centre.
Guided Day Tours from Seville to Cordoba
Guided day tours from Seville to Cordoba can be an easier way to experience everything Cordoba has to offer without the added stress of planning every little detail. Check out the current available tours of Cordoba from Seville below:
Seville to Cordoba Full-Day Tour with Tickets |
Seville to Cordoba Day TourThis package includes full professional guided tour, transportation, and tickets to all attractions.
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Distance from Seville to Cordoba
The distance between Seville and Cordoba by road is roughly 145 kilometres or about 90 miles. The trip usually takes around 1.5 to 2 hours, depending on traffic and the specific route you take.