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Rennes – Seville direct flight: an Andalusian weekend, Friday to Monday

Published September 27, 2026
Seville
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From 26 October 2026, Transavia launches a direct Rennes – Seville flight, twice a week throughout the winter season. No more connecting through Nantes or Paris to reach Andalusia: the flight takes about two hours.

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Route essentials

  • Airline: Transavia
  • Season: from 26 October 2026, throughout the winter season (until late March 2027)
  • Flight days: Monday and Friday
  • Flight time: about 2 hours

Friday to Monday: three nights for one day off

The schedule works nicely: fly out on Friday, back on Monday, and you get a three-night long weekend in Seville with only one day off work. The other way round, Monday out and Friday back gives four weekday nights, ideal for quieter sightseeing and cheaper accommodation.

Seville, neighbourhood by neighbourhood

  • Santa Cruz, the old Jewish quarter: whitewashed lanes, flower-filled patios and the cathedral with its Giralda tower. Skip-the-line ticket
  • The Real Alcázar, right next door: Moorish-style palace and gardens. Book your slot ahead. Book the Alcázar
  • Triana, across the Guadalquivir: the covered market in the morning, ceramic workshops, then a flamenco show at night. See flamenco shows
  • Alameda de Hércules, the liveliest square in the evening, lined with terraces and bars.
  • Plaza de España and María Luisa Park, for a walk in the winter sun.

Tapas, the local way

In Seville you don't sit down for one long dinner: you hop from bar to bar and order a few tapas at each. Try espinacas con garbanzos (spinach with chickpeas), salmorejo, montaditos and a glass of sherry. Locals eat late, rarely before 9 pm.

A day in Córdoba

With three or four nights in town, a trip to Córdoba is easy: the high-speed train gets there in under an hour. Go for the Mezquita, the former great mosque turned cathedral, and the old Jewish quarter. Visit the Mezquita

From the airport to the centre

A bus links Seville airport to the city centre in about thirty minutes. Taxis are faster but noticeably more expensive.

Getting around Seville

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Airport transfer
A driver meets you on arrival, price fixed when you book.
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Tours and activities in Seville
Landmarks, museums, day trips, skip-the-line tickets.
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