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Rennes to Seville flight: 5 great reasons to discover the capital of Andalusia
In the morning, you leave the freshness of Brittany behind. In the afternoon, you’re sipping a coffee in the shade of orange trees, in a city where the light seems honey-tinged. The flight from Rennes to Seville makes this remarkable contrast possible in barely half a day. Head for the capital of Andalusia: the scent of orange blossom, heels clicking on the cobblestones of a tablao, saffron-coloured facades and flower-filled patios. A city that’s as much about living the experience as it is about sightseeing, and one you can now enjoy over a long weekend. Here are five good reasons to pack your suitcase and head for the south of Spain.
5 reasons to book a flight from Rennes to Seville
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Seville is just over two hours from Rennes
Two and a quarter hours. That’s all that separates the runway at Saint-Jacques from the Andalusian sky. The flight from Rennes to Seville takes barely an afternoon. You take off with your stomach still full of galettes, and land in 25 degrees amidst the palm trees.
No endless connections, no day wasted on transport. A long weekend is more than enough to get a taste of Seville. This makes it the ideal getaway when you want a change of scenery without having to take a whole week’s holiday.
The Andalusian sun whilst Brittany shivers
Seville is one of the sunniest cities in Europe, and you can feel it the moment you step outside. The best time to visit Seville is still spring and autumn: the temperatures are mild, perfect for exploring the city on foot.
In summer, however, the temperature often soars above 40 degrees – it’s best to be warned. Good news: the direct flight opens at the end of October, right in the middle of Seville’s off-season. You swap the humidity of Brittany for blue skies and terraces that are still pleasant to sit on. Meanwhile, winter is just beginning to set in around Rennes. The contrast alone is worth the trip.
A listed heritage site best explored on foot
If you’re wondering ‘what to do in Seville’, you’ll be pleased to know that you can soak up the history here without needing a complicated map. The Real Alcázar, a palace with lush gardens and shimmering azulejos, stands alongside the Gothic cathedral and its Giralda, a former minaret that has been converted into a bell tower. A little further on, the Plaza de España unfolds its ceramic curve along the María Luisa Park.
Between the two, you can happily lose yourself in the white-washed alleyways of the Barrio Santa Cruz, the old Jewish quarter. Three wonders listed as UNESCO World Heritage Sites, all within a few minutes’ walk of one another. Enough to fill a whole day without ever having to take public transport, and to make the most of every hour saved on the plane.
Tapas: almost a local religion
Here, people don’t sit down to dinner; they nibble. The tapas ritual sets the pace for Sevillian evenings: you hop from bar to bar, a small plate here, a glass of wine there. Melt-in-the-mouth Iberian ham, spinach with chickpeas, chilled salmorejo, fried fish from the Triana district…
Andalusian cuisine is meant to be shared and savoured at length, often standing at the bar, amidst the cheerful hubbub of the terraces. It’s convivial, affordable, and a world away from a sandwich wolfed down on the go. Needless to say, you might well find yourself booking your next cheap flight from Rennes to Seville just to go back and eat there again.
Flamenco, the Guadalquivir and nights that stretch on
Seville truly comes into its own at dusk. In the narrow streets of Triana, the birthplace of flamenco, a guitar and a husky voice are enough to make time stand still. Along the Guadalquivir, you can stroll as far as the Torre del Oro, cross the bridges at sunset, and sit down by the river with a drink in hand.
At night, the city never really sleeps: the squares fill up, conversations grow louder, and the atmosphere is warm and lively. It’s hard to leave without already looking up the date of the next weekend.
Planning your flight from Rennes to Seville
From October 26, 2026, Rennes Bretagne Airport will be offering a direct route to Seville, operated by Transavia, with two flights a week. A long weekend is more than enough time to experience Seville: all you need to do is sort out your transport to and from Rennes Airport and your parking before you set off.
The most convenient way to get into the city is by the EA (Especial Aeropuerto) bus: it runs every 25 to 30 minutes, takes around 30 minutes to reach the Plaza de Armas, and costs just a few euros. Taxis, on the other hand, charge a fixed fare of around €25 during the day. As the route is seasonal and limited to two flights a week, book your Rennes–Seville flight well in advance: the best fares start at around €126 return and seats sell out quickly.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Have you never booked a flight from Rennes Airport before? You’ll see, it’s very simple! Here’s everything you need to know.
Around 2 hours and 15 minutes on a direct flight. You leave Rennes early in the day and can enjoy Andalusia by the afternoon, with no stopovers or connections
The direct route is operated by Transavia, with two flights a week, from October 26, 2026. Please remember to check the days and times when booking.
Spring and autumn are the most pleasant seasons, with bearable temperatures. Summer is very hot (often over 40 °C). The opening of the route in late October therefore comes at just the right time.
The EA bus runs from the airport to the Plaza de Armas in about 30 minutes, for a few euros. By taxi, expect a fixed fare of around €25 during the day.
Ready to go?
A half-day’s journey, and you’ll find yourself in the land of flamenco and orange trees. With its rich heritage, tapas and laid-back lifestyle, Seville has everything you need for a weekend away to recharge your batteries. Book your flight from Rennes to Seville and fly off to Andalusia.
