Street parking in Seville’s blue zone costs €1.70 for the two-hour maximum in 2026, and Sundays are free. For longer stays use a car park: Paseo Colón by the river from €2.50 an hour, or a full day from €10 at AUSSA Rafael Salgado on Parclick. This guide covers the GES zone rates and hours (including the July–August timetable), the best car parks for the old town, free options and the La Cartuja low-emission zone.
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Street parking in Seville is regulated by the GES system (Gestión de Estacionamiento en Superficie, formerly ORA), run for the city by the municipal company AUSSA. There are three paid zones: Mar for very short stops, Azul (blue) for up to two hours and Verde (green) for up to three. You pay at the meter or in AUSSA’s Apparkya app. For a whole day in the centre, a car park is the only practical choice, and several can be booked on Parclick.
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| Option | Price in 2026 | Good to know |
|---|---|---|
| Zona Azul (street) | €0.45 for 35 min, €1.70 for 2 hours | Maximum 2 hours |
| Zona Mar (street) | €0.60 for 35 min, €1.25 for 1 hour | Maximum 1 hour, busiest streets |
| Zona Verde (street) | €0.65 for 1 hour, €2.00 for 3 hours | Maximum 3 hours |
| Paseo Colón PARKIA (bookable) | From €2.50 for 1 hour, €22.40 per day | Riverside, height limit 2.1 m |
| AUSSA Mercado del Arenal (bookable) | From €18.50 per day | Calle Genil, El Arenal, height limit 1.90 m |
| AUSSA Rafael Salgado (bookable) | From €10 per day, €22 for 3 days | Bami district, 24 hours, 600+ spaces |
AUSSA publishes these GES rates for information; the binding figures are in the city’s fiscal ordinance. Each zone has a minimum and a maximum ticket:
| Zone | Minimum ticket | Maximum stay and price |
|---|---|---|
| Mar (very high turnover) | 35 min: €0.60 | 1 hour: €1.25 |
| Azul (blue) | 35 min: €0.45 | 2 hours: €1.70 |
| Verde (green) | 1 hour: €0.65 | 3 hours: €2.00 |
| Period | Paid hours |
|---|---|
| Normal (most zones) | Mon–Fri 9:00–14:00 and 17:00–20:00, Sat 10:00–14:00 |
| Bami zone (Virgen del Rocío hospital) | Mon–Fri 8:00–22:00 non-stop, Sat 10:00–14:00 |
| July and August (all zones) | Mon–Fri 9:00–14:00 only; afternoons and Saturdays free |
| Semana Santa | El Arenal free; other zones 9:00–14:00, Monday to Wednesday |
| Feria de Abril | Los Remedios free; other zones keep normal hours |
Sundays are not part of the paid schedule. Cars with the Spanish electric-vehicle badge get the first ticket of the day free, and vehicles showing a disabled parking card are exempt. Motorbikes do not pay but may only use the spaces marked for them.
Underground car park at Paseo de Colón 10, on the riverbank between the bullring and the Torre del Oro, a short walk from the Cathedral and across the bridge from Triana. Height limit 2.1 m. From €2.50 for one hour, €9 for four hours and €22.40 for a day on Parclick, so it works for short visits as well as full days. See Paseo Colón on Parclick.
Municipal car park under the Arenal market at Calle Genil, with pedestrian exits on Calle Genil and Calle Pastor y Landero, in the El Arenal quarter near the bullring. 245 spaces, height limit 1.90 m, so check before you come in a van or a roof box. From €18.50 per day on Parclick. See Mercado del Arenal on Parclick.
Underground car park under Plaza de la Concordia, on the northern side of the old town. From €27.49 per day on Parclick; useful if your hotel is around the Alameda or Calle Alfonso XII. See SABA Plaza Concordia on Parclick.
Large municipal car park at Plaza Rafael Salgado in the Bami district, south of the centre near the Virgen del Rocío hospital. Open 24 hours with more than 600 spaces. From €10 per day and €22 for three days on Parclick, the cheapest multi-day option we found; you will need a bus or a longer walk to reach the old town. See Rafael Salgado on Parclick.
Two options at Seville’s main train station. AUSSA José Laguillo costs from €18.50 per day and €53 for three days (height 2.1 m); SABA Estación Santa Justa P1/P3 from €26.38 per day. Good if you arrive or leave by AVE. AUSSA José Laguillo · SABA Santa Justa.
Car park at Calle Virgen de Luján 16 in Los Remedios, across the river from the centre and close to the Feria grounds. Height limit 2.3 m. From €3.20 for one hour and €20.92 per day on Parclick. Note that Los Remedios hosts the Feria de Abril. See Virgen de Luján on Parclick.
Street parking is free wherever there is no GES marking or other sign, and the paid zones themselves are free on Sundays, on weekday afternoons and Saturdays in July and August, and outside the hours above. Near the Cathedral, Santa Cruz and El Arenal, however, almost every kerb is regulated or reserved for residents, so free spaces mean a long walk or a bus ride. For a cheap full day, Rafael Salgado at €10 is usually better value than hunting for a free space; for two hours, the blue zone at €1.70 is the cheapest legal option in the centre.
Seville’s only low-emission zone so far is La Cartuja, the island across the river with the Expo ’92 site, split into Cartuja Norte and Cartuja Sur. According to the RACE motoring club and Spanish press, it applies Monday to Friday (except public holidays) from 7:00 to 19:00. Cars with a DGT 0, ECO, C or B label may enter; cars without a label may not, unless they qualify for an exemption, and fines for entering have been issued since 1 January 2026. The historic centre is not part of the ZBE. A new ordinance that would limit fines to high-pollution days was put out to public consultation in June 2026 but has not been approved yet. We could not reach the city’s official ZBE page today, so check it before you drive into La Cartuja with an older car.
Seville Parking Cost Estimator
Pre-filled with €0.85 per hour, the blue-zone average (€1.70 for the two-hour maximum). A single blue-zone stay is capped at two hours; for a full day, a bookable car park from €10 is the realistic option.
In the blue zone (Zona Azul) from €0.45 for 35 minutes up to €1.70 for the two-hour maximum. The Mar zone costs €1.25 for its one-hour maximum and the green zone €2.00 for three hours.
Yes, Sundays are not part of the paid GES schedule. In July and August weekday afternoons and Saturdays are free too; mornings Monday to Friday remain paid.
Monday to Friday 9:00–14:00 and 17:00–20:00, Saturday 10:00–14:00. In July and August only Monday to Friday 9:00–14:00. The Bami zone near the Virgen del Rocío hospital is paid Monday to Friday 8:00–22:00.
Apparkya, the app of AUSSA, the municipal company that runs Seville’s regulated parking. You can also pay at the meters.
Paseo Colón PARKIA on the riverbank is a short walk away, from €2.50 per hour or €22.40 per day on Parclick. AUSSA Mercado del Arenal on Calle Genil is a municipal alternative from €18.50 per day.
AUSSA Rafael Salgado in the Bami district, from €10 per day and €22 for three days on Parclick. It is south of the centre, so plan a bus ride or a longer walk.
You can cancel the notice for €4.60 with a code from the meter or the Apparkya app. Only overstays can be cancelled this way.
Yes, but only on La Cartuja island, on weekdays from 7:00 to 19:00, for cars without a DGT environmental label. The historic centre is not a ZBE; a reform of the rules is still being drafted.
