Trains to and from Valencia - Info and Tickets
Visiting Valencia
Valencia is known for its stunning architecture and rich cultural heritage. Start your visit at the City of Arts and Sciences, a complex featuring futuristic structures that house a science museum, planetarium, and aquarium. Easily accessible via local trains, this area draws numerous visitors year-round. The historic center is home to the Valencia Cathedral, where legend says the Holy Grail is kept, and the lively Central Market, perfect for tasting local delicacies. The tranquil Turia Gardens, created from a former riverbed, provide a scenic space for walking and cycling. Additionally, Valencia is famous for its annual Fallas Festival, featuring intricate sculptures and fireworks. To visit nearby attractions such as the Albufera Natural Park or the charming town of Xàtiva, consider purchasing train tickets to enjoy your travels. Book trains from and to Valencia online at Rail Monsters.
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Popular Train Routes from and to Valencia
Valencia is well-connected to several major cities in Spain through its extensive train network. The Valencia to Madrid route is approximately 350 kilometers and typically takes around 1 hour and 55 minutes on the AVE high-speed train. Another significant route is Valencia to Barcelona, covering about 350 kilometers with a travel time of around 3 hours on Euromed trains. Valencia also offers frequent services to Alicante, which is roughly 170 kilometers away and takes about 1 hour and 40 minutes. Additionally, connections to cities like Seville and Zaragoza are available, enhancing travel options from Valencia.
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Valencia Train Stations
Valencia has several key train stations that serve various purposes within the city's rail system. Valencia Nord is the main station, primarily catering to regional and national train services, including connections to Madrid, Barcelona, and Alicante. Another important station is Joaquín Sorolla, which serves high-speed AVE trains, offering direct access to major cities across Spain. Additionally, the Estación Internacional de Valencia provides international connections, including services to France. Local commuter trains are managed by the FGV network, facilitating travel within Valencia and nearby areas.
