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The province of Seville has a wide network of roads and is well connected to other provinces of Andalusia and Spain.
National Road N-IV
Known as Road of Andalusia, it has a section which links Dos Hermanas with Jerez de la Frontera in the south and Cordoba in the north.
Autopista del Quinto Centenario (A-49)
This highway links Seville with Huelva and Portugal, being the main access road to this country in the south of the peninsula.
Autopista del Sur (AP-4)
The toll motorway linking Seville and Cadiz is known as "Highway of Cadiz" or "Highway of Seville" in the two provinces. The free option would be the N-IV road that leads to the airport of Jerez.
The part that connects Seville with Cordoba and Madrid is the southern motorway.
Autovia del Sur (A-4)
This highway connects Seville with Madrid via Cordoba.
Autovia A-47
This highway which has not yet been built will connect Seville with Portugal.
Autovia Ruta de la Plata (A-66, E-803)
This highway takes the name of an ancient Roman road linking Merica and Astorga. This highway links Seville and Asturias in northern Spain.
Autovia A-92
This highway links Seville and Almeria through Antequera and Granada.
National road N-339 with access to the airport
The access to Seville airport is through the national road N-339 which connects the Southern Highway to the airport.
National Road N-431
Road linking Seville and Portugal, across Huelva on the coast.
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