Grab this flexi train pass & explore all of Europe with room for spontaneity.
Grab this flexi train pass & explore all of Europe with room for spontaneity.
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Enjoy non-stop European adventure with this pass for continuous travel in 33 countries.
Enjoy non-stop European adventure with this pass for continuous travel in 33 countries.
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Wing your European trip with the Interrail Flex Pass, made for Europeans.
Wing your European trip with the Interrail Flex Pass, made for Europeans.
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Travel nonstop across Europe with continuous train travel in premium or second-class comfort.
Travel nonstop across Europe with continuous train travel in premium or second-class comfort.
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Eligibility: Travelers who live outside Europe
Eligibility: European residents travelling in Spain
Important: An Interrail One Country Pass cannot be used to explore your own country of residence. If Spain is your country of residence, you cannot use an Interrail Spain One Country Pass for domestic travel around Spain.
Travel directly between Spain's two biggest cities on AVE or iryo high-speed trains.
The fastest direct journeys take approximately 2 hours 30 minutes, making it easy to combine Barcelona and Madrid within the same holiday.
Use Barcelona for Mediterranean architecture, beaches, and Gaudí landmarks, then continue to Madrid for museums, historic neighbourhoods, royal landmarks, and day trips into central Spain.
Reservation: Mandatory on AVE and iryo trains.
Travel from central Spain into Andalusia in approximately 2 hours 40 minutes on direct AVE or iryo services.
The route makes it easy to combine Madrid with Seville without losing most of your day in transit.
Reservation: Mandatory.
Direct AVE and iryo trains connect Madrid with Valencia in approximately 1 hour 50 minutes.
It is an easy addition to an itinerary that combines Spain's inland cities with the Mediterranean coast.
Reservation: Mandatory on the relevant high-speed services.
Euromed trains travel along Spain's Mediterranean coast between Barcelona and Valencia in approximately 2 hours 50 minutes.
Continue farther south towards Alicante if you want to build a longer Mediterranean itinerary.
Reservation: Mandatory on Euromed.
Direct AVE trains connect Madrid and Granada in approximately 3 hours 35 minutes.
This route makes Granada and the Alhambra much easier to combine with a stay in the Spanish capital.
Reservation: Mandatory.
Travel from Catalonia to the Costa del Sol by direct high-speed train in approximately 5 hours 50 minutes.
Although the journey is longer than many other Spanish high-speed connections, it allows you to cross a large part of the country without taking a domestic flight.
Reservation: Mandatory.
Alvia services connect Madrid with Santiago de Compostela in approximately 3 hours 15 minutes.
It is a useful route if you want to combine central Spain with Galicia and experience a very different landscape, food culture, and historic setting.
Reservation: Mandatory.
Your pass duration refers to the number of days on which you travel by train, not the total length of your holiday.
For example, you could spend 10 days in Spain but only use five travel days if you take the train between cities on five of those days.
A good choice for a shorter trip with a few major rail journeys.
You could, for example, travel from Barcelona to Madrid on your first travel day, Madrid to Seville on your second, and Seville to Málaga on your third.
Choose this if: You are staying longer in each destination and only need trains for a few major intercity transfers.
Adds another day of rail travel without committing to a larger pass.
This can work well for a four-city itinerary or for travelers who want one extra travel day for a day trip or additional stop.
Choose this if: You have three to four important travel legs and want a little more flexibility.
A useful middle ground for a multi-city holiday.
You can connect several major destinations while keeping non-travel days free for sightseeing, beaches, museums, food tours, or simply slowing down.
Choose this if: You are planning a broader Spain itinerary with several cities or regions.
Gives you more freedom to add secondary cities, day trips, or longer transfers to your itinerary.
Choose this if: You are spending around two weeks exploring Spain and expect to use trains frequently.
The most extensive option available with these Spain Flex Passes.
It works particularly well if rail travel is going to be a major part of your trip or if you plan to explore several different regions.
Choose this if: You are building a rail-focused Spain itinerary with multiple stops and frequent train journeys.
If a Spain One Country Pass does not match your itinerary, a Global Pass may be a better fit, especially if Spain is only one part of a longer European trip.
Not sure which one works for your trip? Start with your itinerary. If your rail journeys remain within Spain, choose a Spain One Country Pass. If you plan to use the pass for substantial rail travel across several European countries, compare the Global Pass options instead.
A Spain Travel Pass gives you access to eligible participating trains within Spain for a set number of travel days. The Eurail Spain Flex Pass and Interrail Spain Flex Pass available here let you choose 3, 4, 5, 6, or 8 travel days within one month. Your travel days do not need to be consecutive.
The main difference is residency. Eurail is intended for travelers who reside outside Europe. Interrail is intended for European residents. An Interrail One Country Pass cannot be used within the holder's country of residence, so a resident of Spain cannot use an Interrail Spain One Country Pass to travel around Spain.
Interrail passes are designed for European residents. However, you cannot use a Spain One Country Pass if Spain is your country of residence.
A travel day is a calendar day during which you can use your Flex Pass for eligible journeys. It runs from midnight until 11:59pm. You can take multiple eligible trains during the same activated travel day.
A 2nd-class pass is valid for eligible 2nd-class travel. A 1st-class pass is valid in eligible 1st-class and 2nd-class carriages. The actual seating, space, catering, lounge access, and onboard amenities vary by train and operator.