Sevilla circular bus route #C3 map

Posted by wayner (stevens point, wi, usa) on 04/05/19 07:29 PM

Hola,

So here we are in Sevilla. Rick's book mentions how handy and evocative the busses are in Sevilla. Evidently there are several busses that follow the old city wall path. Now if I only was an old enough resident of Sevilla to remember where those plucky Romans or who ever built that wall.

Really, can some one show me a link to maps of the circular busses? One is numbered, according to Rick, #C3. And by map, I mean a map with where the bus lines run and stop located on a conventional street map of Sevilla, hopefully with the top of the map being the direction east. That way it will match the rest of the local maps.

But I will take what I can get.

Thanks in advance, we still have 2 or 3 days here.

Wayne iNES

Posted by acraven

Washington DC

04/05/19 10:23 PM

27122 posts

I don't know whether this will be clear enough: https://moovitapp.com/index/en/public_transit-line-C3-Sevilla-3802-975186-572267-2229950

Looking at that webpage on my desktop computer, I don't see a way to zoom in on the map. However, right below the map is a link to download a .pdf.

Looking forward to your comments on Seville. It was very nice of you to schedule your trip before mine!

Posted by Priscilla

California 🦋

04/05/19 10:49 PM

5213 posts

Wayne,
There are multiple buses in Sevilla. Here's a website that may be helpful: Tussam Bus Lines/Map- Sevilla.
Just scroll down to find the circular bus routes. Click on the bus you want and you'll see the route on the map. Click on the map to zoom in.

You may want to ask your hotel, or apartment host, to help you determine which bus you need to take to get you where you want to go.

Edited to add...
Here are a couple of other helpful websites:

Posted by wayner OP

stevens point, wi, usa

04/06/19 06:51 AM

1189 posts

Hola,

Thanks for the link. I have gone to Moovit sites and never been able to open anything useful. Their job applications I can get into.

You encouraged me to try for the 10th time and either persistsnce or a little bit different link, I saw the map. To actually be bigger than a postage stamp, I was, for the first time, able to download it as a pdf.

Thanks a lot.

Sevilla is like all of tourist cities in south Spain. Buy your visitation tickets before you leave home. And for the Alhambra 3 months before you plan to use the ticket. It is April 6 and the long lines with advance purchase and without are depressing.

We are located north of the cathedral far enough that the tourist groups do come here. We are only 7 or 8 blocks north. They don't stray too far from the main attraction.

The Plaza de Esana is impressive.

Wayne iNES