Trains from Madrid to Seville
Madrid to Seville train times
Renfe, AVE, AV-City and Alvia trains from Madrid to Seville
Renfe, AVE, AV-City and Alvia trains from Madrid to Seville
Renfe, AVE, AV-City and Alvia trains from Madrid to Seville
Renfe, AVE, AV-City and Alvia trains from Madrid to Seville
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AVE
AV-City
Alvia
Renfe is the national train operator in Spain. It has the widest network of high-speed trains in Europe, linking major cities with AVE, AV-City, Avant, Alvia, and Euromed trains. Long-distance routes are served by Altaria and Talgo trains, while regional routes are operated by Media Distancia, Regional and Express Regional trains. Renfe also operates on international routes to France and Portugal. Renfe trains offer four different travel classes, depending on the train you’re travelling on – Turista (Standard), Turista Plus (Premium Economy), Preferente (Business Class) and Club (First Class).
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AVE is Renfe's high-speed train, with trains capable of reaching up to 330 km/h. It’s one of the fastest trains in Europe and connects the main cities of Spain. Most AVE trains offer four comfort classes – Turista (standard class), Turista Plus (wider, more comfortable seats), Preferente (lounge access, wide leather seats, food and drink service) and Club (First Class equivalent, with 1-1 configuration, ultra-wide seats, gourmet food and drink and lounge access). All AVE trains have air conditioning, power sockets, free WiFi and a buffet carriage serving a selection of food and drinks.
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Designed to complement its AVE high-speed service, Renfe’s AV-City trains usually offer cheaper fares than the AVE. The trains have two comfort classes available – Turista (standard) and Turista Plus (wider, more comfortable seats and extra legroom). All trains have air conditioning and WiFi on board, and most also have a buffet carriage serving food and beverages.
Renfe's Alvia services combine high-speed tracks with lower speed sections, reaching speeds of up to 250 km/h on international lines and 200 km/h on conventional lines. These trains connect the cities of Madrid, Barcelona and Alicante with the other main Spanish cities. Alvia offers two types of classes – Turista (Second Class) and Preferente (First Class). The latter has wider seats, carriages with fewer seats, offers complimentary food and drinks, free newspapers, and access to parking and Club meeting rooms.
How long does it take to travel from Madrid to Seville by train?
The average journey time between Madrid and Seville is 2 hours and 47 minutes and the fastest journey time is 2 hours and 32 minutes. On an average weekday, there are 9 trains per day travelling from Madrid to Seville. The journey time may be longer on weekends and holidays; use our journey planner on this page to search for a specific travel date.
What time is the first and last train of the day from Madrid to Seville?
The first train from Madrid to Seville departs at 08:30. The last train from Madrid to Seville departs at 18:15. Trains that depart in the early morning hours or very late evening may be sleeper services. Alternatively, some popular routes may run throughout the night at a reduced frequency. There may also be less services on weekends and holidays; use our journey planner on this page to search for a specific travel date.
Are there direct train services between Madrid and Seville?
Yes, it is possible to travel from Madrid to Seville without having to change trains. There are 5 direct trains from Madrid to Seville. Though there may be fewer direct services available depending on your exact departure date.
How do I get back to Madrid?
By train, of course. See trains from Seville to Madrid.
- **The information provided is calculated based on scheduled train services for Madrid to Seville for a typical week day using timetable data for 25/09/2018. On weekends, holidays or other exceptional times, fewer services may be available. The fare range provided has been found by our customers on Trainline on 30/01/2018 for travel on 30/01/2018 and for adult tickets in economy, discount cards and coach journeys excluded.