Tarragona Train Tickets

Inbound high-speed trains reach Tarragona at Camp de Tarragona, while coastal regional trains arrive at Tarragona station in the city. Trains from Barcelona Sants arrive at Tarragona station in around 1h to 1h20m by regional service, with selected high-speed services reaching Camp de Tarragona in a shorter time. AVE and Alvia services from Madrid reach Camp de Tarragona in about 2h30m to 3h. Trains from Zaragoza arrive in around 1h20m, and services from Lleida take about 30m. Along the Mediterranean corridor, trains from Valencia arrive in roughly 2h30m to 3h, while Castellon services reach Tarragona in around 1h40m to 2h.

Tarragona is a rail hub on Spain's Mediterranean corridor, with two main passenger stations serving different parts of the network. Tarragona station sits in the city on the coastal conventional line, while Camp de Tarragona handles high-speed services on the Madrid-Barcelona corridor outside the urban center. Renfe is the principal operator, with selected high-speed services also provided by Ouigo Espana. Trains from Tarragona include high-speed AVE, Avant, Alvia, Intercity, and regional services depending on the station used. Camp de Tarragona is the train station for long-distance high-speed routes across inland Spain, while Tarragona station serves coastal Regional Express and Media Distancia trains toward Catalonia and the Valencian Community. Travelers should check the station name carefully before buying train tickets, because the two stations are separate. Rail routes from Tarragona run northeast toward Barcelona and Girona, inland toward Lleida, Zaragoza, and Madrid, and southwest along the Mediterranean coast toward Castellon, Valencia, and Alicante. Regional trains to Tarragona also connect nearby coastal towns across southern Catalonia. Book trains from and to Tarragona online at Rail Monsters.