Barcelona to Sevilla train

Trains from Barcelona to Seville: Journey Details

Anyone travelling from Barcelona to Seville can do so comfortably and easily by train. Trains from Barcelona to Seville leave every day, and are operated by Renfe. The first train of the day leaves Barcelona Sants at 9:27 a.m., getting into Seville Santa Justa just before 9:00 p.m. The afternoon service departs from Barcelona at 3:50 p.m. and gets into Seville at 9:15 p.m. Both trains are direct, but the afternoon journey is far quicker. The service is the same on weekends and weekdays.

Return trains from Seville to Barcelona are also available.

Renfe trains from Barcelona to Seville

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Renfe is Spain's national train operator and connects the country's main points of interest. In addition, Renfe has the largest high-speed network in Europe with AVE and Alvia trains. Other Renfe train types are Altaria, Euromed and Talgo. All Renfe trains are equipped with an on-board bistro, toilets, air conditioning and many of them with Wi-Fi.

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Taking the Train from Barcelona

All trains from Barcelona to Seville leave from Barcelona Sants Station, which is a short distance to the west of the city center. The simplest way to reach your train to Seville is by catching the Barcelona Metro to Sants-Estacio - which will take around 10 to 15 minutes. The Metro links Sants to every part of the city itself, while regional trains connect it to cities like Girona and the resorts of the Costa Brava. There is also a dedicated train from El Prat airport, if you are transferring from a flight.

Getting into Seville by Train

For centuries, Seville was one of the centers of Moorish Spain, before becoming Spain's greatest port- so there is plenty for history lovers to see. But Seville offers more than history, with cultural attractions like Flamenco, beautiful gardens, great food and a friendly attitude as well. It's a great city to explore. When you arrive at Santa Justa station, getting into the center will be easy. Local buses run between the station and Plaza de Armas, while you can also hook up with Seville's Metro network at nearby Nervion. Buses run from 6 a.m. until 2 a.m. - so getting around should not be a problem.