Buses from Córdoba

The primary hub is the Estación de Autobuses de Córdoba, located on Glorieta de las Tres Culturas, just across the river from the historic center. Most intercity and regional services operate from here. It's well-connected by local city buses and is a short, flat walk from the main tourist area.

Tickets can be purchased directly at the bus station ticket counters, from the bus driver on some regional routes (exact change is helpful), or online through official operator websites. For popular routes like Seville or Granada, booking online in advance is recommended, on weekends and holidays.

Yes. Intercity coaches have dedicated luggage compartments under the bus, typically included in your ticket. There is usually a limit of one large suitcase and one carry-on. For city buses within Córdoba, you can only bring what you can carry onboard, as there is no under-bus storage.

Yes, very efficient. Frequent coach services connect Córdoba to major Andalusian cities like Seville, Granada, and Málaga. The journey is often scenic and direct to city centers. It's a standard comfort option, typically cheaper than the train for these routes. Check current schedules and book via our partner widgets.

ALSA is the primary national operator, offering extensive routes, including most major connections from Córdoba. Other regional companies may serve specific local towns. ALSA coaches are generally modern and comfortable with amenities like air conditioning and WiFi. For schedules and tickets, always verify the operating company for your specific route.

It's an easy 15-20 minute walk across the Roman Bridge. Exit the station, turn left, and follow Avenida del Alcázar. Alternatively, local city bus lines stop outside the station. A taxi from the rank is a quick comfort option if you have heavy bags.