Park in Seville

Seville, the capital of Andalusia, is one of the world's most universal, popular and visited cities. It is the cradle and inspiration of writers, painters and artists. Its rich history and cultural heritage is reflected in its numerous monuments and emblematic places of great beauty, such as the Cathedral, declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Alcázar of Seville, the Torre del Oro, María Luisa Park and the Plaza de España.

Where to park in Seville? 

Seville stands out for its combination of history, architecture and vibrant urban life. With more than 680,000 inhabitants and a rich monumental heritage, including landmarks such as the Giralda, the Royal Alcázar and the Archivo de Indias, the city offers a wide variety of cultural and leisure activities throughout the year. This is complemented by the lively atmosphere of neighbourhoods such as Triana and the city centre, where there is always something going on, both day and night. 

This intense activity, together with the city's street layout and the high number of visitors, can make parking in Seville challenging in certain areas. If you are looking for parking in Seville city centre or in areas with heavier traffic, Telpark allows you to easily manage your parking in regulated areas or in car parks adapted to your needs, helping you save time and avoid complications during your stay in the city. 

Find your car park in Seville city centre 

Los Remedios Car Park in Seville 

The Telpark Los Remedios car park enjoys an exceptional location in the city, next to the eastern bank of the Guadalquivir River and opposite the Torre del Oro. Close to the popular Triana neighbourhood, this car park is an ideal base for exploring Seville's historic and cultural surroundings. It is also close to Seville Cathedral and offers 24-hour service and assistance, advance booking, Express Entry, electric vehicle charging and several payment methods. Another key advantage is that it allows you to avoid the restrictions associated with regulated parking areas. 

Advantages of parking with Telpark in Seville 

Choosing Telpark means moving around Seville freely and enjoying a versatile, digital and affordable parking solution. Booking your parking space means avoiding unnecessary journeys, potential fines and, above all, making the most of every minute of your stay in the city. 

Monthly and annual subscriptions 

If you live in Seville or regularly travel there for work, this parking in Seville option can be particularly attractive. With Telpark, you can purchase a monthly or annual parking subscription that guarantees you a fixed parking space at the facilities closest to your workplace or home. 

Parking reservation 

If you already know the dates of your trip, don't forget to book your parking in Seville. With Telpark, you can do so up to one month in advance of your planned arrival in the city and cancel free of charge up to 24 hours before the selected date. 

24-hour service and video surveillance 

The Telpark car park in Seville is open all day and always offers an assistance solution, either in person or remotely, in case you experience any issues. In addition, the facilities have 24-hour video surveillance to help ensure the safety of your vehicle. 

Multipass 

Do you need to park in Seville city centre several times, but not often enough to require a monthly or annual subscription? If so, Multipass is a great option. It allows you to purchase passes for 5, 10 or 20 entries to the car park at reduced rates, with the possibility of parking for up to 12 hours per day. 

Express Entry 

This service allows users to enter and leave the car park without tickets or using payment machines, saving a considerable amount of time. Once you activate the option in the Telpark app and register your vehicle's licence plate, the barrier will open automatically when you enter and leave, and payment will be made automatically using the registered card. 

Electric vehicle charging 

Dedicated spaces equipped with charging stations for electric vehicles. 

Locker 

Self-service lockers for sending and collecting parcels. You can access your deliveries whenever it suits you, safely and conveniently. 

Use the Telpark app to park in Seville 

The Telpark app makes managing your parking in Seville much easier. Available for iOS and Android, it allows you to pay in regulated parking areas, book parking in advance, purchase subscriptions and access different services from your mobile phone, without having to use parking meters or carry out any in-person procedures. 

You can also extend or manage your parking sessions in just a few clicks and even book a charging point to charge your electric vehicle while enjoying a walk around Seville. All from the most reliable and secure app for managing your mobility and parking, giving you full control over your bookings, parking sessions and journeys in a convenient and quick way, wherever you are. 

Other parking options in Seville 

Although Telpark parking is one of the most efficient and convenient options for parking in Seville city centre, it is also possible to park on the street. However, to avoid fines, it is essential to be familiar with the regulated parking regulations. 

Regulated parking (GES Seville) 

On-street parking in Seville is regulated by the GES system (Surface Parking Management). This system organises parking into different areas according to the maximum permitted parking time and the level of vehicle turnover. 

The main regulated parking areas in Seville are: 

• MAR zone in Seville (Very high turnover): has a maximum parking time of 1 hour and is located in areas with the highest pedestrian traffic and vehicle turnover. This includes areas of the historic centre such as Santa Cruz, Alfalfa, Feria and El Arenal, as well as sections close to the main roads in the city centre. 
• Blue zone in Seville (High turnover): offers a maximum parking time of 2 hours in Seville. It covers a large part of the historic centre as well as nearby neighbourhoods such as Nervión, avenues such as San Francisco Javier and areas close to Santa Justa. 
• Green zone in Seville (Low turnover): allows you to park for up to 3 hours and is located in residential areas in and around the city centre, where longer stays are more common. It extends around the old town and reaches the more peripheral areas of the city centre. 
• Loading and unloading spaces: intended for authorised commercial vehicles, which can use them during the hours established by the City Council. Parking in these spaces without authorisation or during restricted hours may result in a fine. 
• Motorcycle and reduced mobility parking spaces: motorcycles must park exclusively in the designated spaces. People with reduced mobility have reserved and clearly marked spaces that are exclusively for their use when displaying a valid disabled parking badge. 

How to pay for the blue zone in Seville? 

Parking on the street in Seville is much easier with the Telpark app. You can pay from your mobile phone to park in regulated areas (MAR, Blue and Green), without having to find a parking meter or carry cash. 

The steps are simple: select “start parking”, enter the required information and set the parking duration. You can extend or reduce the parking time depending on how your day progresses, always respecting the limits established for each zone. 

To avoid fines without having to constantly keep an eye on your parking session, the app will notify you before your ticket expires. If you arrive late, Telpark also allows you to cancel the parking fine directly through the app, provided that the applicable conditions are met. You can also download receipts and invoices from the app to keep track of your personal or professional parking expenses. 

Tips for driving around Seville 

As is the case in many major European cities, Seville has implemented several measures to promote more sustainable mobility and reduce pollution. These include Low Emission Zones (LEZs) and the gradual expansion of pedestrian areas in the city's most tourist-oriented neighbourhoods. These measures regulate vehicle access at certain times and prioritise residents, public transport, bicycles and pedestrians. 

Areas of Seville with restricted traffic 

• Old Town (Santa Cruz, Alfalfa, San Bartolomé, San Vicente): most of Seville's historic centre features narrow streets, pedestrianised sections and limited access for residents and authorised vehicles. Priority is given to pedestrians and service vehicles, particularly around the Cathedral, the Alcázar and the Jewish Quarter. 
• El Arenal and the Maestranza area: due to its monumental and tourist nature, the streets around the bullring and the Guadalquivir River have traffic restrictions and prioritise pedestrians and public transport. 
• Triana (Altozano and C/ San Jacinto): one of the areas with the highest pedestrian traffic, where pedestrianised sections and restrictions on private vehicles have been introduced. 
• Isla de la Cartuja (North and South LEZ): this area combines business, cultural and leisure activities. On weekdays, it has specific vehicle access regulations, prioritising public transport and authorised residents. 
• Nervión and Santa Justa: although this is not a pedestrianised area, it has a high volume of traffic. Several of its main roads have lanes reserved for buses and taxis, which limits access for private vehicles during certain time periods. 

Other ways to get around Seville 

Due to the traffic difficulties mentioned above, the most efficient option is to leave your vehicle in a Telpark car park and continue your journey on foot or by public transport. 

Getting around Seville by metro 

The Seville Metro has a somewhat smaller network than those of other major cities, but it is very efficient. It currently has one operating line connecting the Montequinto neighbourhood and the town of Dos Hermanas with key areas of the city such as San Bernardo and Prado de San Sebastián, just a short distance from the city centre. Its usual operating hours are: 

• Monday to Thursday: 6:30 am to 11:00 pm 
• Fridays and the day before public holidays: 6:30 am to 2:00 am 
• Saturdays: 7:30 am to 2:00 am 
• Sundays and public holidays: 7:30 am to 11:30 pm 

Getting around Seville by bus 

TUSSAM (Seville Urban Transport) operates an extensive network of urban buses connecting all neighbourhoods with the historic centre. It also offers special routes to areas of tourist and cultural interest. 

• Daytime buses: 6:00 am to 11:30 pm 
• Night buses: 12:00 am to 6:00 am 

Some of the most recommended routes for visitors include: 

• C1 and C2: run around the city and connect different neighbourhoods 
• Line 21: connects Prado de San Sebastián with Santa Justa railway station. 
• EA (Airport Special): connects the city centre with San Pablo Airport in around 35 minutes. 

Getting around Seville by commuter train 

The Renfe Cercanías network connects Seville with nearby towns such as Utrera, Dos Hermanas and La Rinconada. It also connects Santa Justa, San Bernardo and Virgen del Rocío stations. Usual operating hours are from 5:30 am to 11:30 pm, with high frequencies during peak hours. 

Getting around Seville on foot 

Seville is a wonderful city that invites you to explore it on foot. Its historic centre is one of the largest in Europe and is filled with narrow streets, charming squares and monuments located close to one another, such as the Cathedral, the Giralda, the Royal Alcázar and the Archivo de Indias. Neighbourhoods such as Triana and Santa Cruz are also perfect for exploring on foot, with their historic corners and authentic local atmosphere. 

What to do in Seville: must-see plans 

The best way to discover the essence of Seville is to explore the city neighbourhood by neighbourhood. Each area has its own unique character and is close to the Telpark Los Remedios car park, allowing you to enjoy the city without worrying about your car. 

Santa Cruz and the historic centre 

The most iconic neighbourhood in Seville, full of narrow streets, traditional Andalusian courtyards and unique monuments such as the Cathedral, the Giralda and the Royal Alcázar. 

Los Remedios and the Feria 

This neighbourhood is famous for hosting the Real de la Feria during the April Fair, one of the city's most important celebrations. At any other time of year, it is also a great area to explore Parque de los Príncipes or walk along the river. 

El Arenal and the Maestranza 

Located next to the Guadalquivir River, this lively neighbourhood is home to attractions such as the Plaza de Toros de la Maestranza, the Teatro de la Maestranza and the Torre del Oro. 

Triana 

On the other side of the Guadalquivir, this neighbourhood is famous for its pottery tradition, flamenco atmosphere and authentic character. Walking along Calle Betis or Plaza del Altozano is a must. 

Nervión and the Santa Justa area 

A modern and commercial area, ideal for shopping enthusiasts. It is home to the Nervión Plaza shopping centre and Santa Justa railway station. 

La Macarena 

A neighbourhood with a strong local identity, home to the Basilica and the Macarena Arch, part of the city's former walls. 

Ready to discover Seville at your own pace? Book your parking space in advance and plan your visit before you arrive to move around the city more comfortably, avoid unnecessary searches for parking and make the most of your time while enjoying its monuments, charming neighbourhoods and unique atmosphere.