Seville to Lisbon bus with Alsa

Buses from Seville to Lisbon: Journey Details

Two operators run buses from Seville to Lisbon seven days a week. Spanish owned Alsa have two departures a day, one mid-afternoon and one around midnight, while Eurolines buses depart in the afternoon and mid-evening. The journey time for both routes is around 6.5 hours.

Taking the Bus from Seville

Buses from Seville to Lisbon depart from Plaza de Armas Bus Station. Plaza de Armas is a square, centrally located within the old heart of the city, and adjacent to the River Guadalquivir. All of Seville's historic attractions are within easy walking distance. Local buses depart from Plaza de Armas to all parts of the city, while regional buses cover the rest of Andalucia. Parts of the city also have tram routes. A taxi rank is located at the bus station and Seville has a limited night bus service.

Getting into Lisbon by Bus

Lisbon, Portugal's historic capital, sits on the River Tagus and is a popular short-break and cruise destination. The city is made up of several distinct districts, but is characterised by steep hills, narrow cobbled streets and antique trams. Praca de Commercio is a monumental square near the waterfront, while the impressive and ancient St George's Castle, towers over the city. Buses from Seville to Lisbon arrive at Lisbon Oriente or Sete Rios Bus Stations, both with excellent bus or Metro transport links to the city centre. Sete Rios and Oriente are adjacent to train stations, from where regional trains depart for other cities in Portugal. Lisbon has an efficient transport network of trams, buses, local trains and Metro services. Taxi ranks are located at both bus stations and Lisbon has a few night buses.