Find trains from Madrid to Seville

All long-distance Renfe trains from Madrid to Seville provide passengers with complimentary Wi-Fi. The network is called PlayRenfe and it not only gives you Wi-Fi, but also a suite of entertainment options that include live sport coverage, popular films, and TV series. To use the PlayRenfe Wi-Fi system, you must download the app (if you’re using a phone) or click on the Wi-Fi network (if you’re on a laptop). After that, a registration screen will come up where you can select a language and then enter details related to your renfe.com username or +Renfe card. Minors may use the Wi-Fi system as long as they have permission from a parent or legal guardian. Alongside free Wi-Fi, trains from Madrid to Seville also offer other amenities. This includes a cafe with snacks, salads, sandwiches, and drinks. For those with Premium train tickets, there is a free catering service that brings meals to your seat.

Renfe allows passengers to take up to three bags on their Madrid to Seville trains. The total weight of the three pieces of luggage can’t weigh more than 55 lbs. Typical luggage items include handbags, backpacks, laptops, and suitcases. Baby seats and strollers should be folded up if possible. The size requirements of the three pieces of luggage is that they don’t exceed 114 inches in total. On a height-width-depth measurement that means 33 x 21 x 13 in. For special items like musical instruments carried in cases, the case can be up to 11 x 47 x 15 in total. If you’re travelling with a bicycle or a scooter, it should be folded up, placed inside a cover, and not exceed 70 in when measured by height-width-depth. Firearms and other dangerous items may be allowed if they’re carried by authorized personnel and properly secured. They also offer a Door-to-Door Luggage service that can pick up your luggage and drop it off at a prearranged location within one to three days.

Passengers on trains to Seville from Madrid may choose from a few train stations. In Madrid, the main train station is known as Puerta de Atocha and it’s located near downtown Madrid. This handles most long-distance travel, especially to destinations south of Madrid like Seville. However, if you find yourself close to the Chamartin train station, then it’s simple to find a connecting ride to Puerta de Atocha train station. Both the heavy rail line and Metro provide frequent connections between both train stations. Local rail lines C3, C4, C7, and C10 make the trip in around 18 minutes. Alternatively, Metro Line 1 (the blue line) makes the trip in around 30 minutes. Once leaving Madrid, nearly all Madrid to Seville trains will arrive at Seville Santa Justa Station, which is located near downtown Seville.

Yes, pets are allowed. Renfe, the company that provides nearly all trains to Seville from Madrid allow pets on their long distance train lines. However, the pet must be a small pet (e.g., cats, dogs, ferrets, birds) that doesn’t weigh more than 22 lbs. The pet must be safely secured inside a carrier case for the duration of the trip. The case can be up to 23 x 13 x 13 inches in total when measured by height-width-depth. A maximum of one pet is allowed per traveler, and that pet must have its own pet ticket. If you have a Premium Ticket, then the pet ticket is free. Otherwise, the Elige (or Pick & Mix) tickets cost around $11 additionally for a pet ticket. Basic tickets cost around $23 extra for a pet ticket. That being said, any guide dogs or assistance animals may travel for free.

The fastest journey time from Madrid Barajas to Sevilla is 2h 43m. Take the Renfe train from Madrid Barajas and you’ll arrive in your destination quickly.

You can find train tickets for Renfe and iryo which service this route currently. Renfe is the cheapest option recently available with prices starting at £18 for a return ticket.

While Sevilla is 242.4 mi away from Madrid Barajas, the distance by train is longer depending on the route. In terms of time, a normal route is around 2h 43m.

Taking a train to Sevilla from Madrid Barajas has a carbon footprint of 56lb, on average. This is 56% less than taking an airplane for this journey (128lb). A bus for this journey would also have lower emissions than flying, with a carbon footprint of around 35lb.

At 1h 05m, choosing to opt for a flight from Madrid to Seville for this trip as opposed to a train from Madrid to Seville or a bus from Madrid to Seville can save you time on travel.

Taking a train to your destination is the cheapest option we’ve found in the past few days. The cheapest price we’ve found for this option is £14, making it less expensive than a flight from Madrid to Seville and cheaper than a bus from Madrid to Seville.