Renfe AVE, iryo, and Ouigo high-speed trains
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Spain domestic and cross-border trains to France and Portugal
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Booking 60–90 days in advance can get you cheaper Renfe train tickets, available for you to plan your itinerary.
A Return ticket includes both the outbound and return journeys, which is cheaper than buying two separate single tickets.
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Access real-time train information, including services, fares, schedules, and more. Plan your journey up to 90 days in advance.
Plan your train travel in Spain accordingly by accessing train timetables and schedule information available on Trip.com.
Providing long-distance services within Spain and abroad to France, reaching speeds of up to 193 mph.
Frecciarossa 1000 trains serve 32 daily trains operating between Madrid and Barcelona, reaching speeds of up to 223 mph.
When buying a train ticket on Trip.com, it is cheaper to purchase the Básico ticket, which is already the cheapest option available.
No, Renfe is Spain's national train operator, while AVE refers to the high-speed trains operated by Renfe.
You can buy a train ticket at a station in Spain, or you can buy an e-ticket directly on the Trip.com app.
Yes. Train tickets in Spain are usually cheaper when booked in advance. Try to book your tickets as early as possible to secure the best prices.
