Puerta de Jerez III

Spending a few minutes in this square really leaves you refreshed. It's full of life, has a healthy atmosphere, and serves as one of the historic center of Seville's most important hubs. A space open to everyone.

The stop is tucked between Puerta de Jerez and the Archivio de Indias, and it stays fairly quiet. Trams come every 5-10 minutes. It could use more cleaning and upkeep, but the setting is fine.

At Puerta de Jerez, T-1 connects with Metro Line 1, city buses, Sevici bikes and taxis. The station has bilingual signs, a ticket machine, public address and surveillance cameras, though announcements themselves are not bilingual. Trains run every 5-6 minutes, and it gets very crowded. Staff inspect trains and stations often, so buy a ticket and validate your card at the readers inside the tram. The station is accessible for people with reduced mobility.