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What's On Board
Seating Options
Perfect for meandering along the Mediterranean is a comfortable rail car that lets your thoughts drift off. We’ve optimized everything for your relaxation, starting with roomy, reclining seats that have a footrest to let you kick back. There’s video and audio outlets at each seat with headphones distributed during the train ride that let you tune out or tune in. Overhead luggage and additional luggage storage at the end of each coach allow you to always keep the important stuff nearby. And speaking of important stuff, you can choose between solo and duo seating options. Whatever you need to make the most of this beautiful rail journey is on board.
Solo Seat
A seat on its own next to the window with a pull-down table.
Duo Seats
Aisle and window seats next to each other with pull-down tables.
Club 4 Seat
Four seats facing each other across a table.
Club 2 Seat
Two solo seats facing each other across a table.
Meals & Concessions
How about some food and snacks with that sparkling water? Of course, we’re referring to the magnificent water of the Mediterranean as you journey along the coast between Spain and France. It’s only natural you’ll get hungry. After all, you’re still in Spain and France. That’s why every train features a buffet car, which offers drinks and light snacks available for purchase for the duration of your trip. So relax with every one of your senses satisfied, even your sense of wonder and adventure.
On Board Services
On a Talgo Day train, your comfort is the top priority. On-board audio and video systems are at every seat. Personal audio and video systems are also available. So feel free to tune in or tune out. It’s your choice, it’s your trip.
Services at the station
When you travel on the Talgo Day train, you’ll have access access to the station lounge at your departure station 2 hours prior to your train departure, and usage of station parking (with the exception of Madrid Atocha). Many of the stations are themselves architectural sites to behold, so why not get there early and enjoy?