Local Tip
Seville Airport has cash machines but no exchange counter. If you want pounds changed by a cashier, hold on until the old town, where several bureaux line Avenida de la Constitución facing the cathedral.
Where to change money in Seville
Seville's tourist board says exchange offices are spread across the centre, and most of those it names share one street beside the cathedral. Ask how many euros you will actually receive and compare two counters before handing over pounds.
- Avenida de la Constitución, by the cathedral Global Exchange puts its office at number 16, facing the cathedral, open daily from 09:00 to 23:00. Visit Sevilla's list, updated in July 2026, adds a CaixaBank Exchange Corner at number 24, bureaux at 26a and 34, and one at Calle Sierpes 8.
- Prosegur Change, Calle Tetuán 27 The firm's only Seville branch, a few minutes from Plaza Nueva. Reserve online to fix the rate, then pay by card or cash when you collect with a passport or ID card; walk-ins are served if the currency is in stock. Book a few days ahead for Semana Santa and the Feria de Abril, when Prosegur says requests for pounds and dollars jump. Its Spanish page also shows an address at Avenida de la Constitución 40, so check the collection point on your confirmation.
Changing money at the airport
Aena lists no bureau de change at Seville Airport (SVQ, also called San Pablo), only Euronet cash machines in the arrivals hall on floor 0 and a 4B machine with Santander branding in departures on floor 1. Prosegur Change has no terminal counter either. Draw a modest sum on arrival for the bus or taxi and change larger amounts in town.
ATMs and cards in Seville
Euro notes and coins are Spain's only legal tender. The Banco de España suggests paying with a note in proportion to the bill, since a trader may refuse a high-value note for a small purchase, so keep some €5, €10 and €20 notes for kiosks, bars and taxis. Apart from public offices, nobody has to accept more than 50 coins in one payment.
Paying for transport in Seville
According to Aena, every Tussam bus line lets you pay on board with a tapped bank card instead of a paper ticket; card payment began on the airport route in December 2023. The EA airport bus costs €6 one way or €8 return, the return valid only on the day you buy it, and leaves the airport between 04:30 and 00:05. Two local transport guides give €1.40 for an ordinary city ride in 2026.
The metro does not reach the airport, but its gates accept contactless Visa, Mastercard and Maestro cards, phones and watches. Tap in and out: Metro de Sevilla bills once a day at its Bonometro stored-value rate, capped at €4.50 a day for the cardholder.
Airport taxis charge a flat €26 on weekdays from 07:00 to 21:00 and €29 at other times, including daytime during Holy Week and the Feria.
Good to know
- Visit Sevilla gives normal shop hours as roughly 09:30 to 20:00, Monday to Saturday. Global Exchange on Avenida de la Constitución stays open until 23:00 every day, which helps on Sundays and after dinner.
- Semana Santa and the Feria de Abril bring peak demand for currency and the higher €29 taxi fare for most of the day, so reserve pounds for the trip home early.
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Seville travel money FAQ
Where is the best place to exchange money in Seville?
Avenida de la Constitución beside the cathedral: Global Exchange at number 16 opens from 09:00 to 23:00 daily, and the tourist board lists a CaixaBank Exchange Corner at number 24 among others. Prosegur Change on Calle Tetuán lets you fix a rate online and pay on collection.
Can I pay by card on Seville buses and the metro?
Yes. Every Tussam bus, including the €6 EA airport service, takes a tapped bank card. On the metro you tap a contactless card or phone at the gates on entry and exit and pay the Bonometro rate, with a €4.50 daily cap.
Can I change money at Seville Airport?
Not over a counter. Aena lists only cash machines, Euronet in arrivals and a 4B (Santander) machine in departures, and Prosegur Change points travellers to its branch in the city.
Checked October 2026. Fees, fares and opening times change, so check locally before relying on them. Sources: Aena · Metro de Sevilla · Prosegur Change · Visit Sevilla · Global Exchange · Banco de España (Portal Cliente Bancario)
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