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06:35
CadizStation
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First train
05:40
Last train
20:40
Travel duration
1h 30m
Daily departures
6
Departure station
Cadiz
Changes
direct
Arrival station
Sevilla
Ticket price
from $19
Fastest trip
1h 24m
Longest trip
1h 48m
Trains to Cadiz
Inbound trains reach Cadiz at Cadiz station, the terminus for long-distance and regional Renfe services. Alvia trains from Madrid arrive in around 4h15m to 4h40m, depending on the departure and route pattern. Trains from Cordoba reach Cadiz in roughly 2h30m on selected services. From Seville, Media Distancia and Alvia services arrive in about 1h35m to 1h45m. Regional trains from Jerez de la Frontera take around 35m to 45m, while services from El Puerto de Santa Maria arrive in about 25m. Trains from San Fernando reach Cadiz in around 15m, with some services also stopping at local Cadiz stations before the terminus.
Visiting Cadiz
Cadiz is the western end of Spain's main rail corridor across the Bay of Cadiz and lower Andalusia. The city has one principal long-distance train station, Cadiz, supported by several local rail stops in the urban area. Renfe is the main operator, running Alvia, Media Distancia, and regional services that connect the city with the national network through Jerez de la Frontera and Seville.
Services from Cadiz include Alvia intercity trains toward Madrid using high-speed infrastructure on part of the route, Media Distancia trains across Andalusia, and Cercanias regional trains serving the Cadiz-Jerez corridor. Cadiz train station is the main point for long-distance trains from Cadiz, while nearby stops such as San Severiano and Segunda Aguada handle local regional movements within the city.
Rail routes from Cadiz run north toward Jerez de la Frontera and Seville, onward toward Cordoba and Madrid, and along the Bay of Cadiz toward San Fernando, Puerto Real, and El Puerto de Santa Maria. Trains to Cadiz also provide access from Jerez Airport via the rail stop on the Cadiz-Jerez line. Book trains from and to Cadiz online at Rail Monsters.
Popular routes from Cadiz
From Cadiz station, Renfe services run north through the Bay of Cadiz rail corridor toward Jerez de la Frontera and Seville. Alvia trains provide the main intercity link from Cadiz toward Cordoba and Madrid, combining conventional rail south of Seville with high-speed infrastructure on the central Spanish section.
Regional and Media Distancia services from Cadiz cover shorter Andalusian trips toward San Fernando, Puerto Real, El Puerto de Santa Maria, Jerez de la Frontera, and Seville. The Cadiz-Jerez line also connects with Aeropuerto de Jerez station for airport access. Travelers changing at Seville Santa Justa can continue by Renfe services toward Malaga, Granada, and other parts of Spain.
Cadiz
Cadiz - An ancient port city built on a strip of land surrounded by the sea. It is famous for its watchtowers, 18th-century cathedral, and the historic La Viña district.
Cadiz
Station
1h 30m
Sevilla
Sevilla - The capital of Andalusia, renowned for its Moorish architecture and flamenco culture. Main hubs include Santa Justa Station, providing access to the Giralda tower.
Sevilla-Santa Justa
StationTrain Operators Serving Cadiz
Renfe operates the main passenger rail services in Cadiz. Renfe Alvia provides reserved-seat intercity trains from Cadiz toward central Spain. Renfe Media Distancia runs regional intercity services across Andalusia, including the Seville corridor. Renfe Cercanias serves local and regional stops between Cadiz, the Bay of Cadiz, Jerez de la Frontera, and Jerez Airport. Rail Monsters books individual tickets for these services on Cadiz routes.
Destinations from Cadiz
Service types from Cadiz rail stations
Intercity Alvia services: Renfe Alvia links Cadiz with Madrid via Seville and Cordoba, using high-speed infrastructure on part of the route. Regional Andalusian services: Media Distancia trains connect Cadiz with Seville, Jerez de la Frontera, El Puerto de Santa Maria, and stations around the Bay of Cadiz. Local regional services: Cercanias trains serve Cadiz city stops and the Cadiz-Jerez corridor. Airport rail: trains on the same corridor call at Aeropuerto de Jerez station for Jerez Airport.
Travel from Cadiz to Sevilla by train and visit the historic Seville Cathedral or explore the Alcazar palace and the Plaza de Espana.
Frequency
6 times per day
Popular Trains
Cadiz
Spain
1h 30m
Sevilla
Spain
Travel from Cadiz to Madrid by Alvia train and visit the Prado Museum or explore the historic Plaza Mayor and the Royal Palace in the city center.
Frequency
3 times per day
Popular Trains
Cadiz
Spain
4h 31m
Madrid
Spain
Travel from Cadiz to Jerez de la Frontera by Renfe and visit the historic Sherry bodegas or the Royal Andalusian School of Equestrian Art.
Frequency
10 times per day
Popular Trains
Cadiz
Spain
33m
Jerez de la Frontera
Spain
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