Renfe is Spain's national railway company, running most regional and high-speed AVE trains on the country's extensive railway system. It's easy to visit the biggest Spanish cities on the AVE train, such as Barcelona, Madrid and Seville.
What trains do Renfe use?
Types of Renfe Trains
- Avant Train. Though Renfe Avant trains travel at the same speed as AVE, they were designed for short trips and interconnect the nearby destinations. …
- Talgo Train. …
- Trenhotel Train. …
- Alvia Train. …
- Altaria Train. …
- Euromed Train.
Is Renfe a train?
With 5,000 trains running every day in Spain, more than 500 million passengers a year, about 15,000 committed employees who are proud of their work and the most outstanding rates for punctuality, quality and satisfaction, Renfe is working to make the train the star of mobility in Spain and, at the same time, expand our …
How to book Renfe train tickets from USA?
You can buy your tickets on the Renfe website (www.renfe.com), the Renfe app, over the phone by calling 912 320 320, at ticket offices and self-service machines at stations, at travel agencies and international points of sale.
Is Renfe a train or bus?
How do I get my Renfe tickets?
Where to buy?
- On Renfe's website. If you purchase your tickets at renfe.com you will be able to access all the offers with no administration fees. …
- At Renfe application. Purchase through Renfe quickly and easily and without administration fees. …
- Through telephone sales. …
- Travel agencies.
How to buy Renfe train tickets in Spain?
You can buy your tickets on the Renfe website (www.renfe.com), the Renfe app, over the phone by calling 912 320 320, at ticket offices and self-service machines at stations, at travel agencies and international points of sale.
How many bags can I bring on Renfe?
3 piecesYou can carry up to 3 pieces of luggage per train ticket, with the same departure and arrival.
What is the best way to travel in Spain between cities?
Get around with ease on Spain's train networkThe best and fastest way to travel long distances in Spain is by taking the AVE (Alta Velocidad Española), which uses Madrid as its principal terminal and travels to many of the country's principal cities. AVE trains are comfortable, efficient and incredibly fast.