How to get to the Sevilla FC's Ramón Sánchez-Pizjuán Stadium in Seville?

A taxi or Cabify from Seville Cathedral is the fastest at 8 to 12 minutes. For public transport, the T1 tram is the most direct: 21 minutes from Plaza Nueva to Eduardo Dato with no transfers, for €1.40.

Yes. The MetroCentro T1 tram extended into Nervión in 2024 and now stops at Eduardo Dato (Estadio Sánchez Pizjuán), a 4-minute walk from Puerta 2. Trams run every 7 to 10 minutes from Plaza Nueva.

Nervión on Line 1, a 6-minute walk to Puerta 2. Gran Plaza is the next stop east and works as an alternative if Nervión is busy.

Yes. It's a flat 2 km walk that takes around 30 minutes through Jardines de Murillo and Nervión. Most of the route is shaded or pedestrianised.

There is no visitor parking on site. The closest paid options are Nervión Plaza (next door), APK2 Meliá-Lebreros and the El Corte Inglés underground garage, all within a 5-minute walk.

The EA airport bus stops at Luis de Morales, a 4-minute walk from the stadium, and costs around €4 to €6. A taxi from the airport runs €25 to €35 and takes about 20 minutes.

Yes. It's 1.2 km on flat, curb-cut pavement and takes 10 to 15 minutes. The stadium is visible from the station exit.

Line 1 runs until 11pm Mon to Thu, until 2am on Fri and Sat, and until 11pm on Sun and holidays. The T1 tram runs slightly later on weekends, until 2am.

Yes. The tour is accessible to visitors with reduced mobility through an alternative route that includes elevators. The only exceptions are the players' tunnel and direct pitch access, which involve steps. Every other area, including the museum, trophy room, dressing room and dugouts, is reachable.

No. The ZTL covers the historic centre. Nervión is outside those zones, so driving to the Ramón Sánchez-Pizjuán is unrestricted on non-match days.

You can just say, "¿Dónde está el estadio?" which gets you there. For specificity, "el Pizjuán" or "el campo del Sevilla" both work in Andalusian Spanish.