The same virtues that apply to the quality of the Autonomous Region of Madrid's communication by road can be said about the other terrestrial (land) transportation, the railway.
The radial character of the Spanish railway network allowed the link, by rails, of Madrid's territory with the most important points within the Iberian peninsula. .
The recent technological advances, as well as the network's and engines's updating makes it even easier to move between the Autonomous region of Madrid and the rest of Spain. .
AVE. High Speed Train
The city of Madrid is connected to ten Spanish cities by means of RENFE'S star product: high speed. There are six lines that are in service today: Five of them are considered AVE and the sixth is a TALGO train that links Madrid to Málaga. The AVE trains that are running today reach Sevilla, Lleida and Huesca, with stops in Ciudad Real, Puertollano, Córdoba, Guadalajara, Calatayud and Zaragoza with an excellent quality in their service.
Tel.: 902 24 02 02
The Spanish National Railway Network (Renfe)
The state company RENFE renders service to travellers and goods all over Spain. Many existing railway lines allow the most diverse routs throughout the country. At the same time Portugal, France (our neighbours) and every E.U. country is connected to Madrid by train.
Tel.: 902 24 02 02/902 24 34 02
