Train from Madrid to Seville
In spite of the distance involved it is now an option to take a full day excursion to Seville from Madrid. The luxury, high
speed AVE will whisk you off to Andalucía at speeds of upto 360 km/hr.
Travelling time from Madrid to Seville is now a mere 2½
hours on this bullet train and if it's over 5 minutes late leaving or arriving
you'll get your money back. Who said Spain was inefficient?
This excursions is very
much for people with limited time on their visit to Spain as Seville deserves a lot more of your time. On this day excursion to Seville from Madrid you will depart from Madrid's
Atocha station at 8.30am. On arrival in Seville your tour guide will meet
you and transfer you to city centre. Here you will enjoy a walking tour of
Seville main tourist attractions including the Cathedral, Giralda and
Alcazar. In the afternoon you will be left free to explore the city and you
will return to Madrid by high-speed train in the late afternoon/early
evening.
An alternative is to take a two day excursion by train to Cordoba and Seville from Madrid which departs from Madrid's
Atocha station at 8.30am arriving in Cordoba in the late morning. You will be
met by your tour guide who will transfer you to the city centre and give you a
walking tour of the historical centre including the Mezquita. After some free
time and lunch you will return to the train station and take the AVE to Seville
where you will transfer to your hotel on arrival.
On day 2 you will meet your tour guide who will take you on a walking tour of Seville's main tourist attractions including the Cathedral, Giralda and Alcazar. In the afternoon you will be left free to continue your own sightseeing then in the late afternoon/early evening you will return to Madrid by high-speed train.
If you're simply looking for train tickets from Madrid to Seville rather than an organised excursion then you can book Madrid to Seville train tickets online thanks to an agreement between RENFE (Spanish Rail) and
Rail
Europe who operate the sale of European rail passes.
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