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With Rail Europe, train travel can take you wherever you want to go, including more than 50,000 cities throughout Europe. Without the hassles of driving yourself or any airport drama. You’ll have nothing to do but relax while gazing out the train windows overlooking panoramic vistas and local culture, even between your destinations. With Rail Europe, you won’t miss a thing. Simply click on the information below and let the journey begin.
Madrid
Madrid is on a roll. Never a city to let the grass grow under its feet, Spain’s capital is experiencing unprecedented change.
Barcelona
One of the Mediterranean’s busiest and most bustling ports, lively Barcelona is the capital of Catalonia in northeastern Spain.
Cordova
Ten centuries ago, Cordova was the capital of Muslim Spain. With a population of 900,000, it was Europe's largest city and a worldwide cultural and intellectual center.
Granada
About 2,200 feet above sea level in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada, Granada, full of romance and folklore, sprawls over two main hills, the Alhambra and the Albaicín,
Seville
Sometimes a city becomes famous simply for its beauty and romantic aura. Seville (Sevilla in Spanish), the capital of Andalusia, is such a place.
Malaga
Malaga is a bustling commercial and residential center with an economy that doesn't depend exclusively on the travel industry.
Valencia
Valencia's charms -- or lack thereof -- are much debated. Some claim that the city where El Cid faced the Moors is one of the Mediterranean’s most beautiful.
Basque Country
Geographically, Basque country straddles the Pyrenees’ western foothills, so the Basque people live in both France and Spain—but mostly in the latter.
Cataluna
Barcelona is the political, economic, and cultural center of Spain’s Cataluna region. About six million people live in Cataluna, and twice that many travel here every year.
La Rioja
Free regional cuisine, games, fireworks, music, dancing and, of course, wine make it worth your travel time.