Cheap flights from Paris (PAR) to Seville (SVQ) from 145 €

Flight deals Paris - Seville

Paris PAR - Seville SVQ

2026-06-20 - 2026-06-29

Return flights from

145 €

Paris airport

Paris-Orly

Place: Paris View on map

Website: https://www.parisaeroport.fr/es/pasajeros/accesso/ir-a-paris-orly

How to get to the city: The airport and the metropolitan area are connected by a bus (airport-Pont de Rungis station on the RER C train) and a shuttle (airport-Antony station on the RER B). There are also express buses: Orlybus, Cars Air France line 1, Cars Air France line 3, Val d'Europe Airports Shuttle and shuttle 91.10. Bus no. 183 connects Paris-Orly and Disneyland Resort. Tram line 7 connects the airport with the metro. There is a shuttle that links the different parking areas of the airport.

Terminals: The airport is divided into 2 terminals: Orly South and Orly West. It also has a cargo terminal.

Seville airport

Seville-San Pablo

Place: Seville View on map

Website: https://www.aena.es/es/sevilla.html

How to get to the city: Seville's urban transport network has a special line (EA) that connects the airport with the city centre.

Terminals: Seville airport has a single passenger terminal, which includes domestic flights, international flights, and the necessary and complementary services for users.

FAQs about our cheap flights from Paris to Seville

You can save on your Paris-Seville plane ticket and get the cheapest flight if you avoid peak season, book in advance and are flexible about dates and times for both your outbound and return flight.

To find out which day is the cheapest to fly, just start a search in our cheap flight finder. Tell us where you are flying from, where you want to go and what dates you're thinking of. We'll show you the cheapest flights not only for the date you searched but on surrounding days as well, for both the outbound and return flight, so you can find the best deal. And be sure to look carefully at the different flight options we offer every day: certain times may save you even more on the price of your ticket.

You can get the cheapest flights by travelling outside peak season. Although it depends on the destination, in general Christmas, Easter and school holidays are peak season. Besides, if you're thinking about a weekend getaway, the earlier you book your flight, the better the price.

The earlier you book your flights, the better the prices. Prices depend on the remaining seats on the flight and whether the cheapest fares (Economy) are still available or are selling out. So booking in advance is essential to get cheap flights.

Iberia offers different fares to guarantee the best deal for your travel needs. The Basic fare guarantees you the cheapest flight.

You can find cheap flights any day of the week. The key to finding the best deals is to book early and be flexible. Usually, the earlier you book your plane tickets, the cheaper they will be. Besides, if you have some wiggle room as regards dates and times of flights, you'll be able to choose the cheapest price.

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Useful information for flying to Seville

¡Hola, Seville!

The April Fair, the Easter processions, the bullfights at La Maestranza... there are endless reasons for this city's "special colour" and you can discover them all if you book one of our cheap flights to Seville. Home to the largest historic centre in Spain and one of the three largest in Europe, it boasts impressive monuments like the Cathedral, the Golden Tower, the Alcázar and the Archive of Indies, all of which have earned the city its status as a Unesco world heritage site. Plaza de España, a large monumental open space built in 1929 for the Ibero-American Exposition, is an interesting example of regionalist architecture and another landmark of the city. Two essential neighbourhoods to soak up the essence of Seville are the Barrio de Santa Cruz and Triana. Santa Cruz, the old medieval Jewish quarter, is one of the most emblematic and charming parts of the city, while the lively, picturesque district of Triana on the other side of the river is associated with flamenco.