Renfe: look at the service name
Renfe runs several train services. AVE and Avlo are high-speed products; Alvia can use both high-speed and conventional lines. Check the service and fare together, as their conditions differ.
SPAIN, ONE JOURNEY AT A TIME
Take the train.
Find your Spain.
From Madrid’s plazas to Barcelona’s coast, make the journey part of your trip. Find trains, compare available fares and plan your next stop.
ES / 01Across Spain, by rail
Explore services from
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Operators and fares depend on your route, date and live availability.
01 / FIND YOUR NEXT STOP
A different Spain at every station.
Big city weekends, Mediterranean mornings and a slower side of Andalusia. Where will you go?
Madrid
Spain’s central rail hub for high-speed routes across the country.
Barcelona
Mediterranean city connected to Madrid, Valencia, Zaragoza, and southern Spain.
Seville
Andalusia’s largest city, reached by high-speed trains from Madrid and Barcelona.
Valencia
A coastal destination with direct rail links to Madrid and Barcelona.
02 / CONNECT THE DOTS
Great journeys start with two cities.
Explore popular train routes, station information and travel tips before you choose a departure.
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Know your train before you book
Choose the journey, then check the details.
Train names, fare bundles and departure stations can differ even between the same two cities. Compare the whole journey before choosing a ticket.
iryo: compare the fare options
iryo operates high-speed trains on selected intercity routes. Compare the included luggage, seating and change conditions of the fare shown for your departure.
OUIGO España: count the extras
OUIGO España is a low-cost high-speed operator. Check whether the luggage and seat options you need are included or cost extra, and use the Spain-specific conditions.
Three checks for a smoother departure
Read the ticket and boarding guide- Match the exact station
Madrid has both Atocha and Chamartín. Check the full station name on every ticket, including connections; a shared city name does not mean a shared station.
- Compare the final total
Check the number of passengers, luggage allowance, seat options and change or refund conditions. The lowest displayed fare may not include everything you need.
- Keep your travel documents ready
Save your issued operator ticket for offline access, bring the required identification and allow time for station navigation and any baggage screening. Follow your operator’s boarding deadline.
03 / BEFORE YOU TRAVEL
From your first search to your e-ticket.
A few clear steps, with the details that matter before you book.
Read the booking guideFind a train that fits
Choose your cities, date and number of adults. Check the available operators, departure stations and fare conditions.
Review the details
Enter passenger details as shown on their travel documents. We recheck the fare and show any price changes before you confirm.
Receive your official ticket
After payment, our team reviews your booking and arranges ticket issuance. Travel only after the official e-ticket arrives by email.
SPANISHTRAIN / Independent booking service
Travel prepared.
Know your stations, understand your ticket and enjoy the journey.
Is SpanishTrain a rail operator?
SpanishTrain is an independent booking service operated by WISE UP LIMITED. Your train is operated by the rail company shown in the search results.
When will I receive my ticket?
After payment, our team reviews your booking and arranges ticket issuance. Travel only once you receive the official e-ticket by email.
Can the fare change before I book?
Yes. Prices and availability can change. We check your selected fare before creating your order and ask you to review any updated total.
Can I book for children or a group?
Online booking currently supports 1–4 adults aged 18 or older on the travel date. Child tickets and larger groups are not available online.
Why Choose Spain Trains?
Spain's rail network offers an affordable and scenic way to travel between major cities, beach gateways, and overnight destinations.
Seamless Booking Experience
We provide an easy-to-use booking experience for Spain train routes, with clear classes, station guidance, and international-friendly checkout.