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ShareI did the Barcelona to Córdoba trip by train on a random week where I wanted Spain to feel different. Barcelona was loud and beachy and full of movement, and I loved that. But I also wanted narrow streets, old stone, quiet courtyards and that kind of history that feels like it is still breathing. Córdoba gave me exactly that. […]
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ShareI am going to be honest. When someone first told me “let us take the train from Barcelona to Logroño” I pictured a long boring ride and a small sleepy town at the end. I was wrong on both counts. The train part is actually easy and kind of relaxing. And Logroño has this low key charm that sneaks up […]
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ShareTravel between Barcelona and Zaragoza feels like a small jump on the map but the change in mood is big. One morning you wake up with sea breeze and busy Ramblas and a couple of hours later you stand in a city of wide avenues, tapas bars and that huge basilica by the river. For me the most relaxed way […]
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ShareI had one simple goal on this trip. Leave Barcelona with a coffee in hand. Glide down the Mediterranean coast. Step off the train in Alicante ready for sea air and rice dishes that make you quiet for a second. That was the plan and the train made it easy. I tossed a small bag in the overhead, pressed play […]
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ShareI took the early train from Barcelona Sants with a hot cortado and a flaky croissant in a paper bag. Window seat on the right side. The city slid away. Warehouses turned into fields. A slice of sea flashed and then it was hills and long straight lines. I like this route because it feels calm. No airport shuffle. No […]
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ShareSo, I was in Barcelona, soaking up the vibe of the Gothic Quarter, sipping on way too much coffee (because Spanish espresso hits different) and I thought… why not hop on a train to Zaragoza? It is kinda halfway between Catalonia and Aragon and honestly, I did not know much about it before going. But that is the fun of […]
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ShareI don’t really like airports. Too many lines too many “please take your shoes off” experiences, and then you wait hours. Which is why in Spain, I abandoned the plane and hopped on the high-speed train from Barcelona to Córdoba. Best trip decision, hands down. So the thing is, Barcelona itself is a beast of a city. You can be […]
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ShareSpain’s train travel is not just convenient—riding the rails is a destination in and of itself. One of the most satisfying train journeys is from Barcelona to Bilbao, a ride from the vibrant Mediterranean capital to the heart of the Basque nation in Spain. During the journey, between stops, passengers along the route are treated to an interlude of comfort […]
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ShareSpain’s two liveliest cities Madrid and Barcelona are easily accessible from one another by one of the continent’s finest high-speed rail systems. For visitors who intend to travel back and forth between the two cities, the train is one of the easiest and most efficient forms of transportation. Let’s discuss the Distance from Madrid to Barcelona, travel time, price of […]
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ShareBarcelona to Valencia is Spain’s most travelled route, serving both visitors and business traffic. The two Mediterranean metropolises are cultural centers, and uninterrupted service between them is needed. With Spain’s vast high-speed train system (AVE), one asks: does there not already exist a genuine high-speed train on the Barcelona to Valencia line? Existing Train Options Euromed and Intercity Services Now, […]
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