Huelva

Huelva train station is served by trains from Seville 3 times a day (which is connected to the AVE rapid transit network). There is a connection with the Altaria Talgo 200 to Madrid. From Atocha train station in Madrid to Huelva Término.

The city of Huelva can be reached by DAMAS bus every hour from Seville (from Plaza de Armas). There is also a bus service from Faro (city) to Huelva.

The nearest airport is the Aeropuerto de Sevilla (SVQ ^IATA) which is 75 km away.

The second airport is the Portuguese Aeroporto Internacional de Faro (FAO ^IATA). It is about 100 km from Huelva. To Huelva, take the EA bus which is to the left as you leave the terminal building. This route takes you to Seville Santa Justa Station. The bus fare is €4 and it takes 20-25 minutes. You can then catch a train which takes 1½-2 hours, depending on the service.

Regular ferries sail to Santa Cruz de Tenerife and Las Palmas in the Canary Islands, taking around 30 hours. Fares are somewhat expensive for non-Canarian residents, but vessels are modern and comfortable with onboard shops and restaurants. With cabin accommodation, the crossing is essentially a cruise.

Ferries depart from the city's port. No public transport links the port with the town, as of 2023.

The well-developed A-49 motorway (Autovía del Quinto Centenariovon) from Seville to the Portuguese border runs through the province. From Seville the distance is about 90 km, from Madrid it is 620 km.

From Faro take the Portuguese motorway IP-1 and from Ayamonte take the A-49. The distance is about 100 km.

• 🌍 Catedral de la Merced. a Renaissance-Baroque building with a colonial aesthetic. Construction began in 1605. The floor plan is that of a five-part basilica with three naves and a transept. Reconstruction began in 1775 after the earthquake. The church was declared a cathedral in 1953 and listed as a historical monument in 1970. The elegant facade and the statue of the Virgen de la Cinta , the patron saint of the city, are worth seeing. Next door on the Plaza de la Merced is the former monastery de la Merced from the same time, today the seat of the University of Huelva. 
• San Pedro Church. The Mudejar style church from the 14th to 15th centuries rises above a former mosque. Later some changes in the baroque style were made, such as the tower. It is in the middle of the city on a hill, and is the oldest church in the city.
• Sanctuary of Nuestra Señora de la Cinta. A building from the 15th century in the Gothic Mudejar style. Here Christopher Columbus prayed after his first trip and thanked the Lord for his healthy return.
• Iglesia de la Concepción. The Church of the Immaculate Conception. The building from the 16th century combines the Mudejar, Gothic and Baroque styles. It was rebuilt in 1755 after the Lisbon earthquake. It is said to be the first church in Spain to be dedicated to the Immaculate Conception of Mary. Inside, the magnificent choir stalls are worth seeing.

• Gran Teatro. Built in neoclassical style and inaugurated as Real Teatro in 1923. 
• Mercado El Carmen. Huelva's oldest market (1868) moved to a new building opposite the main post office in 2008. Fishermen in particular offer their goods here every morning, but strawberries, citrus fruits, bread and meat can also be bought here.
• 🌍 Barrio Obrero Reina Victoria. The Queen Victoria workers' settlement was built in 1917 by the mining company Rio Tinto Company Limited for its workers and mainly English engineers. Streets and houses follow the British architectural style of their time. 

• Columbus Monument, "Monument to the Discovery Faith". Created by artist Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney in 1929. The 36-metre-high statue was a gift from the United States to the Spanish people who "made the discovery of America possible". It is on Avenida Francisco Montenegro, on the promontory popularly known as “Punta del Sebo”, at the point where the Río Tinto and Río Odiel meet, in the city's industrial area.

• 🌍 Museo Provincial de Huelva. Tu 14:30-20:30, W-Sa 09:00-20:30, Su public holidays 09:00-14:30. The exhibits give an overview of the history of Huelva from the Neolithic to Roman times. The Roman tool collection from the mines of Río Tinto is interesting. The Fine Arts Department exhibits works by contemporary artists from the province of Huelva. free for EU citizens with ID, otherwise €1.50. 
• Casa de Colón. Columbus's house. It was built in 1881 by José Pérez Santamaría on the occasion of the 400th anniversary of Columbus's arrival in America, and opened in 1883 as the Gran Hotel Colón. It contains British, Colonial and Modernist elements. Today the building houses numerous temporary exhibitions and the city archive. Events such as the Ibero-American Film Festival take place in the Congress Palace.

• The Huelva Carnival is considered one of the most beautiful and important in all of Andalusia.
• The Semana Santa (Holy Week) is a year from Palm Sunday to Easter Sunday. It is celebrated intensively and with great participation by the population. The most important part are the processions, the main procession is on Good Friday.
• The Fiestas Colombinas are celebrated at the end of July/beginning of August in honour of the day of the departure of Christopher Columbus (August 3, 1492).
• On September 8th, the Fiesta de la Cinta is celebrated in honour of the Virgen de la Cinta , the patron saint of the city.
• The Ibero-American Film Festival takes place for one week in December.

• Real Club Recreativo de Huelva plays soccer in Segunda Federación, away down in the fourth tier. It is the oldest Spanish football club still in existence, founded in 1889 by Dr. Alexander McKay and British miners in the Casa Colón. The Nuevo Colombino stadium, designed by Spanish architect Joaquín Aramburu and opened in 2001, is on the banks of the Río Odiel, near the centre of the city. The stadium holds a total of 20,670 spectators, all of them seated.
• Sporting Club de Huelva is the women's team, playing in Liga F their top tier at Campo del CD Lamiya west of the river.
• Real Club Recreativo de Tenis de Huelva was founded in 1890 and is the oldest tennis club in Spain.