Sevilla Santa Justa
Sevilla Santa Justa is Seville’s main railway station, located in Andalusia, Spain, and the city’s central rail hub. Its opening in 1991 introduced a station designed for high-speed and conventional rail. The spacious main hall combines Renfe and Iryo ticket offices with food outlets, shops, and a bookshop. Cafés and ticket machines fill the concourse. A taxi rank marks the main entrance, while hotels stand within walking distance.
Twelve platforms divide the railway traffic between high-speed and regional services. Platforms one to seven serve AVE, Iryo, and Ouigo trains towards Madrid, Barcelona, and Valencia. Platforms eight to twelve carry regional Cercanías services. The EA airport bus and regional trains connect this rail hub with Seville and destinations across Andalusia. Its routes also reach Córdoba, Cádiz, and Jerez de la Frontera. High-speed passengers pass through luggage scanners, while regional travellers reach their platforms without that check. Travelators lead down to clearly numbered platforms.
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