Car Hire in Seville

You'll find our Avis Seville car rental desks conveniently located in the Andalusian capital. Find us at Seville Airport—aka San Pablo Airport—and at Sevilla Santa Justa train station. Wherever you decide to collect your vehicle, our teams are waiting to check you in swiftly and efficiently so you can get on and enjoy your trip in the sunny south of Spain.

Our car rental agencies in Seville offer a wide selection of vehicles suitable for city driving, business trips and longer journeys. You can choose a practical city car perfect for navigating city streets or narrow winding routes through hilltop villages, a comfortable sedan or an SUV offering more space. Additional equipment is also available including GPS, child seats plus additional driver options.

Ahead of your Avis car rental in Seville, you can enjoy discounts of up to 10% on your booking plus fast-track service and exclusive offers when you join Avis Preferred, our free loyalty scheme.

If you've not driven in Spain before, you might find it helpful to check the road rules in Spain before you travel. 

 

Can I pick up my rental car in Seville and return it to another location?
Yes. One-way car rental with Avis makes travel easy. You can collect your car in Seville and return it to another Avis office depending on your travel plans.

What is Seville best known for?

The southern Spanish city of Seville is known for ever-present sunny climes, seductive flamenco shows, narrow tree-lined streets filled with the scent of orange blossom, and stunning monuments.

Is Seville worth visiting?

Seville is one of Spain’s most important cities, famous world-wide for its traditions, music, Mudejar, Gothic and Renaissance monuments and incredible Easter processions. In short: there’s nowhere quite like it.

Is there a beach in Seville?

Seville does not have a beach in the city. Some of Spain’s best beaches, however, can be reached in just over one hour’s drive south along the beautiful and unspoilt coastline of the Costa de la Luz.

Dominating Seville’s Old Town is the dramatic Catedral de Santa María de la Sede. Its history reaches back to the 12th century when it was a mosque, and Spain was under Muslim rule. Three centuries later, its evolution into the honey-hued Gothic sprawl of arches and spires that it is today was complete, and it remains an enchanting eulogy to the city’s immense wealth as a trading centre at the time.

While the Moorish influence may have been erased from the cathedral, Seville’s charm lies in its jigsaw of architectural styles. The palatial Islamic sweep of the Alcázar de Sevilla rubs shoulders with the Baroque gravitas of Plaza de España, with a handful of World Heritage Sites marking this as a city worth exploring.
 

It's easy to see why this slice of southern Spain welcomes more than 11 million visitors every year. With the region’s coastline an appealing option for a road trip, little beats the balmy sea breezes that bless peninsula-straddled Cádiz, a 90-minute drive south from Seville.

While its city-hugging Caleta beach may not be Andalusia’s finest, although it does offer a lovely view of the historic Castillo de San Sebastián fortification that thrusts up from the ocean, there are plenty of prettier options that spool out along the coast.

The stunning golden sweep of Bolonia, an hour south of Cádiz, deserves a special mention, as does Tarifa, Spain’s laid-back capital of surfing on its southern-most point.