Car Hire in Seville

Booking a hire car shouldn't be complicated. DoYouSpain has mastered the way of finding the cheapest deals in Seville incredibly fast. Here is how it works:

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4. Secure the Price: Once you see a price you like, book it immediately to lock in the deal. You will then receive your confirmation voucher instantly, and your car will be ready the second you land.

Seville as a city has plenty to offer, and these recommendations are only a small part of it, but, make sure you don’t miss any of these top sights:

• The Real Alcazar: This royal palace is a maze of tiled rooms and gardens full of flowers. Make sure you book your tickets online weeks in advance as it is one of the most popular attractions.
• Plaza de España: The iconic, massive, plaza built by bricks surrounded by a canal. It is the perfect spot for a typical andalusian photo, and there are usually free flamenco shows happening close by.
• The Cathedral & Giralda: The largest Gothic cathedral in the world. The climb up the Giralda tower is actually a ramp, originally, built for horses, making it an easier walk than you would imagine.

Public transport in Andalusia is easy to use and convenient in the big cities however if you want to explore the hidden gems around Seville, you probably won't be able to access it by bus or train. Here are a few places where you should drive to once you have your hire car:

• Matalascañas: This is where the Sevillanos typically escape to on a weekend. It sits right next to the Doñana National Park, just an easy drive down the motorway. It is perfect for a day of sun and a fresh seafood lunch by the sea without the tourists crowds that more popular spots suffer from.
• The White Villages: Heading towards Zahara de la Sierra, or Arcos de la Frontera lie some of the most famous white hilltop towns. With a car, you can enjoy the spectacular drive through the Grazalema Natural Park.
• Italica: Just a 15-minute drive from the city lies this massive Roman amphitheatre. It is an incredible historic site, and a key filming location for the hit series Game of Thrones. Visiting by car is much easier than by the infrequent local bus. Plus, parking is completely free.
• Jerez and Cadiz: First, stop in Jerez to visit a traditional sherry bodega. Then, keep driving to Cadiz, the oldest city in western Europe, which sits surrounded by the Atlantic ocean. It’s a road trip that offers a bit of everything: culture, views, and local gastronomy.

Seville is famous for a few things, those being mainly: its beauty, its people and its intense heat. While the city centre is walkable, the region of Andalusia is big, and public transport can be limited.

Hiring a car gives you total control. You can turn up the air-conditioning and drive, explore the city outskirts or head to the coast whenever the temperature gets a little too much for you.

The famous Feria de Abril is confirmed in 2026 from April 21st – 26th. During this week, hotel prices in the city centre shoot up, so a smart move is to book a hire car well in advance and stay in the quieter, cheaper towns of the Aljarafe. You get a peaceful base with easy parking, and you can simply drive in, park near the fairgrounds, and enjoy the fiestas without paying the premium city rates. With DoYouSpain you save both time and money!