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Abarth Rental in Seville
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Luxury car rental in Seville starts at Seville San Pablo Airport (SVQ), your old-town hotel or a country estate, with Zeus Prestige handling the delivery. Choose a luxury SUV, a prestige saloon or a convertible, then cross Andalusia at an unhurried pace. Exotic car rental in Seville pairs with the northern hills, and a stately grand tourer suits the Atlantic coast.
The Alcázar, the Cathedral and the Archivo de Indias are all World Heritage monuments. The cathedral's bell tower, the Giralda, began life as the minaret of an Almohad mosque, and the Torre del Oro, a defensive tower on the river, dates from 1220 to 1221. The Plaza de España in the Parque de María Luisa was designed by Aníbal González for the Ibero-American Exposition of 1929, and the Metropol Parasol opened in 2011.
About 687,000 people live in Seville, and Triana, across the river, is where flamenco found its feet. Semana Santa brings 54 brotherhoods onto the streets, and the Feria de Abril follows about two weeks after Holy Week. Summers are hot, with July and August highs around 36 degrees Celsius, so the roads reward early starts and late finishes.
Open the roof for the marshes. Beyond the western suburbs the road crosses farmland toward Doñana, a World Heritage wetland of dunes, shallow streams and marsh where flamingos feed and the Iberian lynx still survives. El Rocío stands at its edge, a village of sandy streets and hitching rails where horses outnumber cars and the hermitage, rebuilt in the 1960s after the Lisbon earthquake of 1755, draws almost a million pilgrims at Pentecost. The air smells of salt grass and warm dust.
This one asks for something quick. North of Seville the land rises into the Sierra Norte, a natural park of holm oak pasture and white villages such as Cazalla de la Sierra and Constantina. The road tightens into long, rolling bends, your pulse rises with the revs, and your hands stay busy on the wheel. Stop in a village square for a coffee while the engine ticks in the shade.
Cádiz is best visited in a comfortable GT. The city sits on a narrow peninsula, traditionally founded around 1100 BC as Gadir, and in 1812 the first Spanish constitution was proclaimed there, on 19 March. Climb the Torre Tavira, the naval lookout of 1787 that has held a camera obscura since 1994, then walk to La Caleta beach between its two castles. The cabin stays hushed on the way back, and the road feels shorter than it is.
Yes. We deliver to Seville San Pablo Airport (SVQ), including its private aviation terminal (ICAO LEZL), and to hotels and estates in and around the city. Give us your arrival details and a car will be parked and ready at the terminal.
A convertible suits the road to El Rocío, a sports car suits the bends of the Sierra Norte, and a luxury SUV suits the run to Cádiz and summer days when air conditioning matters.
Very hot. July and August highs average around 36 degrees Celsius, which makes spring and autumn the gentler time for an open-top drive.
The airport lies about 10 kilometres from the centre, a short drive by the ring road.
Yes. Córdoba and Málaga are within reach by motorway, Marbella lies toward the coast, and the Atlantic beaches and sherry towns sit to the south-west.
Browse our prestige cars, cabriolets, sports cars and SUVs, tell us where the trip begins, and the keys will be ready for your luxury car hire.
Luxury car rental in Seville, with drives to Doñana and El Rocío, the Sierra Norte and Cádiz.
