Antequera, Barcelona, Calatayud, Ciudad Real, Córdoba, Cuenca, Guadalajara, Huesca, Lleida, Madrid, Puente Genil, Puertollano, Segovia, Sevilla, Tarragona, Valencia, Valladolid and Zaragoza, make up the AVE cities network. All the cities have something in common: the high speed line which allows Renfe’s AVE high speed trains to operate. The network between the cities facilitates a promising collaboration in the development and promotion of the AVE cities. AVExperience was created to promote destinations in Spain and integrate the cities which are linked by high speed trains. It aims to act together in operating under a common strategy that promotes and enrich all concerned cities. Also the cities have established policies and exchange experience and results to evolve together, even for developing, managing and disseminating cultural activities on common projects.
With AVE, the Spanish high speed train, travelling and discovering some of Spain’s most beautiful cities can been done easily and in a short period of time. The AVE trains operated by Renfe, is a means of transport that provides comfort, safety, speed and takes visitors to the heart of cities. The high speed in Spain is a new way to travel and know a country, both for domestic travellers as for foreigners.
AVE allows tourists to visit Spain and discover a variety of culture, gastronomy and popular folklore, in one trip. With over 2,600 kilometres of high speed network, this is the largest high speed network in Europe. From World heritage cities and monuments to natural landmarks as well as fiesta, wine culture and Spanish cuisine, everything is possible with AVE.
Train tickets for AVE can be booked conveniently on Rail Europe’s websites, the number one distributor of rail products worldwide. Travellers can choose between point to point tickets to travel from city centre to city centre of they can take a Spain rail pass to travel extensively.
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