Daily Budget Ranges for Seville
Seville offers excellent value for travellers compared to other major European cities. Budget travellers can comfortably visit on €40–60 per day, covering basic accommodation, meals, and local transport. Mid-range visitors should plan €80–150 daily for three-star hotels, restaurant meals, and paid attractions. Luxury travellers typically spend €200+ per day. The city's affordable tapas culture and free attractions like wandering the Barrio Santa Cruz neighbourhood help keep costs down regardless of your budget tier.
Accommodation & Food Costs
Hostels like The Loft Boutique Hostel or Casa del Poeta offer dorm beds for €20–35 per night, while budget hotels average €50–80. Mid-range options near Plaza de España run €90–140. For food, menu del día (set lunch menus) at local restaurants cost €10–15 and include three courses. Street tapas paired with a beer cost €3–5 per plate. Supermarkets like Carrefour offer groceries at reasonable prices if you're self-catering. The Cathedral and Alcázar entrance fees are €13–14 each.
Transport & Getting Around
Seville's centro is highly walkable, making paid transport optional for short stays. A single bus ticket costs €1.40, or purchase a Bono 10 card (€6.30 for ten journeys) valid on buses and trams. Taxis from the airport to the city centre cost approximately €25–30. Bike rentals through schemes like Sevici are €15–20 daily. Most major attractions lie within walking distance, particularly in the historic quarters near the Cathedral and Alcázar Palace.