Traveling by bus is relatively one of the cheapest ways to get around Spain and other parts of Europe. While not the most luxurious means to get from one place to another, it is reliable and easy. Also, buses leave frequently--up to ten a day to some locations--and provide access to many cities that trains do not service directly.
There are two bus stations in Sevilla:
Prado de San Sebastián
Calle Manuel Vazquez Sagastizabal
954 41 71 11
Destinations in Andalucía to Prado de San Sebastián:
Bus # 21: Polígono San Pablo
Bus # 22: Sevilla Este
Bus # 23: Santa Aurelia
Bus # 25: Rochelambert
Bus # 26: Cerro del Águila
Bus # 28: Parque Alcosa
Bus # 29: Torreblanca
Bus # 30: Barriada La Paz
Bus # 31: Polígono Sur
Bus # 34: Los Bermejales
Bus # 36: Universidad P. Olavide
Bus # 37: Bellavista
Plaza de Armas
Calle Torneo
954 90 80 40 or 954 90 7737
Destinations in Andalucía to Plaza de Armas:
Bus # B5: Parque Empresarial Torneo and San Jerónimo
* Remember to check both stations for your destination. Also, make sure you check train and car rental prices before buying a bus ticket. While the bus is almost always the cheapest way to travel, at certain times of the year rental cars and trains may not be too much more.