The privilegeof enjoying a

Palace on rails

The privilegeof enjoying a

Palace on rails

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Al AndalusLife on board

Saloons

Al Andalus is probably the most spacious and exclusive tourist train in the world. Its four saloons, real railway jewels built between 1928 and 1930, are the perfect scenario in which the breakfast à la carte and selected dinners and three course meals designed by our renowned chef, Ramón Celorio, are served. Travelling in Al Andalus is also travelling around the rich Spanish cuisine, with its countless dishes that are rooted in the culinary traditions of the people that have shaped its history.

Bar service allows the traveler to enjoy at any time of an espresso, a sherry or a Tom Collins, relax in the elegant saloons, while the landscape is running through the large windows, or in the privacy of your comfortable room. At the end of the day it is time to enjoy the parties, music, cultural and gastronomic activities or live performances that are offered every day on board.

It is recommended to wear comfortable clothing and shoes for the day, while we are making our visits. At night, and especially in the gala dinner, you can choose a more formal attire, although it is not required to wear a formal dress at any time.

In the saloons of Al Andalus resonate even the echoes of a waltz, perhaps until a foxtrot notes, played on piano in the golden age of Art Decó. The past has left its noble traces of glamour and aroma vintage in every detail of the train, in the hatters that speak of other times and fashions, walls decorated with fine marquetry on maho-gany wood.

Al Andalus is a palace on rails. Its rooms chugged long ago by routes that cross France from Calais to the French Riviera, with the members of the British monarchy as illustrious passengers. That palace of the 1920s is now a first class accommodation, which combines the signs of a prestigious history with the modern comforts of the 21st century.

For a few days you will be staying in a real

palace in movement to chat or take a coffee

in its sumptuous saloons or relax in your

comfortable room. A collection of experiences

and unforgettable memories await you in

every corner of the train.

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Deluxe Suite

Spacious and elegant suite laid out over a bedroom and private bathroom which combines the comforts of the 21st century with the original appearance of this historic train. Perfectly suited for rest, privacy and daytime and evening relaxation. It features:• Two metre long double bed which can be turned into a

sofa during the day. Possibility of adding an extra small bed for a kid.

• Safe, minibar, wardrobe, luggage rack and climate control.• Comfortable and spacious private bathroom, with a shower,

hairdryer and a varied set of welcome and bath items with unique fragrance and toilet bag.

Junior Suite

A cozy room with a private bathroom which preserves the size and the charm of the original compartments. It features: • Two single beds which can be turned into armchairs during

the day.• Minibar, safe, wardrobe, luggage rack and climate control.• Functional private bathroom, with maximum use of its

space, equipped with a shower, hairdryer and a varied set of welcome and bath items with unique fragrance and toilet bag.

The suites

The rooms of Al Andalus are designed for the customers’ rest and privacy and they have all the amenities which the first class accommodation offers.

All suites are air-conditioned with independent adjustment. During the day the room is a comfortable living room with a sofa, while at night the beds are folded to become an impeccable bedroom.

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The RoutesAl Andalus offers routes with different durations covering a large part of Spain, from a minimum of 3 days up to a

maximum of 6. Each trip of Al Andalus combines an exquisite cuisine on board with first class restaurants. The pleasure of the trip is also based on a careful balance between train journey times and suggestive visits and excursions with guides in different languages and private access to the monuments. While the train stays in the station, the traveler may choose to scheduled trips or explore on your own the town in which we are. You could also prefer to enjoy to be on close terms in your room on board or the planned activities.

The privilege of enjoying a Palace on rails

Cádiz

JerezRonda

Granada

Úbeda

Baeza

Linares

Córdoba

Sevilla

Andalucía Tour

Camino de Santiago Tour

León

Astorga

Monforte de Lemos

Ourense

A Coruña

Santiago de CompostelaVilagarcíade Arousa

Ría de ArousaCambados

Ribera SacraThe Alhambra. Granada.

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Andalucía I: Sevilla – Sevilla

Rendezvous in the Club Lounge of Santa Justa station in Seville. Welcome and settling in

on the train between 10:30 and 11:15. We will visit this city, capital of Andalusia, which has the most extensive historic city centre in Spain, where its Cathedral, Giralda, Real Alcázar and Archivo de Indias are emphasized. After lunch, train trip to El Puerto de Santa María, where you can choose if you take a boat or our bus to get to Cádiz, one of the oldest cities in Europe. After the visit, back to the train and dinner on board. Overnight in Jerez.

Sevilla – Cádiz – Jerez

FIRST day

Monday

After breakfast, the day starts with a visit of a wine cellar. At noon we will enjoy the show

“How Andalusian horses dance”, renowned equestrian ballet with Spanish music. Lunch and free time. Dinner on board while the train is running to Ronda, where we stay the night.

Jerez – Ronda

SECOND day

Tuesday

Visit of Ronda. Lunch and free time to enjoy the stunning location of this city, built on a

plateau cut by the deep Tajo of Ronda, through which the Guadalevín river runs. Late in the afternoon back to the train for dinner on board while the train is running to Granada. Overnight in Granada.

Ronda – Granada

THIRD day

Wednesday

We will afford the morning to visit the Alhambra, the rich palace complex that

housed the Nasrid rulers from the Kingdom of Granada. After lunch, in the afternoon we will have free time to visit this beautiful city, nestled in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada. Dinner and flamenco show. Overnight in Granada.

Granada

FOURTH day

Thursday

While having breakfast, we arrive at the station of Linares-Baeza, from where we

will go to the Olive Oil Culture Museum. After that we will have a tour in Baeza, historic center declared UNESCO World Heritage Site as our next city to visit, Úbeda. Lunch. Back to the train and dinner on board while travelling to Córdoba. Overnight in Córdoba.

Granada – Linares-Baeza – Úbeda – Córdoba

FIFTH day

Fryday

After enjoying our last breakfast on board, we will visit Córdoba, capital of the Emirate

and the medieval Caliphate of Al Andalus when it was the largest, cultured and opulent city in western Europe. Free time before returning to the train where we will have lunch while the train is running to Seville. End of trip approximately at 17 o’clock.

Córdoba – Sevilla

SIXTH day

saTurday

Holy Weekspecial departure in Andalucía

Passenger reception on this tour is scheduled at 17:00 at Santa Justa station.End of trip at approximately 13:30 h.

Departure on1st April from Sevilla

FIRST day

Wednesday Sevilla

SECOND day

Thursday Córdoba

FOURTH day

saTurday Granada

THIRD day

Fryday Córdoba – Baeza – Úbeda – Granada

FIFTH day

sunday Granada – Sevilla

Cádiz

JerezRonda

Granada

Úbeda

Baeza

Linares

Córdoba

Sevilla

Andalucía Tour

Camino de Santiago Tour

León

Astorga

Monforte de Lemos

Ourense

A Coruña

Santiago de CompostelaVilagarcíade Arousa

Ría de ArousaCambados

Ribera Sacra 6 5 days

nights

5 4 days

nights

Immerse yourself in the magic of Seville and the aromas of Jerez, in the Renaissance heritage of Úbeda and Baeza and impossible landscapes of Ronda. An unforgettable trip in our Belle Epoque

train to discover the Nasrid legacy of the Alhambra and the Caliphate splendor of Córdoba.

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Andalucía II: Sevilla – Granada

Rendezvous in the Club Lounge of Santa Justa station in Seville. Welcome and settling in on

the train between 10:30 and 11:15 o’clock. We will visit this city, capital of Andalusia, which has the most extensive historic city centre in Spain, where its Cathedral, Giralda, Real Alcázar and Archivo de Indias are emphasized. After lunch, train trip to El Puerto de Santa María, where you can choose if you take a boat or our bus to get to Cádiz, one of the oldest cities in Europe. After the visit, back to the train and dinner on board. Overnight in Jerez.

Sevilla – Cádiz – Jerez

FIRST day

Monday

After breakfast, the day starts with a visit of a wine cellar. At noon we will enjoy the show

“How Andalusian horses dance”, renowned equestrian ballet with Spanish music. Lunch and free time. Dinner on board while the train is running to Ronda, where we spend the night.

Jerez – Ronda

SECOND day

Tuesday

Visit of Ronda. Lunch and free time to enjoy the stunning location of this city, built on

a plateau cut by deep Tajo of Ronda, through which the Guadalevín river runs. Late in the afternoon back to the train for dinner on board while the train is running to Granada. Overnight in Granada.

Ronda – Granada

THIRD day

Wednesday

We will afford the morning to visit the Alhambra, the rich palace complex that

housed the Nasrid rulers from the Kingdom of Granada. Lunch in Granada. End of trip approximately at 16:00 h.

Granada

FOURTH day

Thursday

Rendezvous between 08:45 and 09:15 at Granada station directly on board the train

Al Andalus which will be parked. At 09:30 we will begin the visit in the Alhambra, the rich palace complex that housed the Nasrid rulers from the Kingdom of Granada. After lunch, in the afternoon we will have free time to visit this beautiful city, nestled in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada. Dinner and flamenco show. Overnight in Granada.

Granada

FIRST day

Thursday While having breakfast, we arrive at the station of Linares-Baeza, from where we will go

to the Olive Oil Culture Museum. After that we will have a tour in Baeza, historic center declared UNESCO World Heritage Site as our next city to visit, Úbeda. Lunch. Back to the train and dinner on board while travelling to Córdoba. Overnight in Córdoba.

Granada – Linares-Baeza – Úbeda – Córdoba

SECOND day

Fryday

After enjoying our last breakfast on board, we will visit Córdoba, capital of the Emirate and

the medieval Caliphate of Al Andalus when it was the largest, cultured and opulent city in western Europe. Free time before returning to the train where we will have lunch while the train is running to Seville. End of trip approximately at 17 o’clock.

Córdoba – Sevilla

THIRD day

saTurday

Andalucía III: Granada – Sevilla

4 3 days

nights

3 2 days

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Mezquita de Córdoba.

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Extremaduran Route: Sevilla – Madrid

Rendezvous in the Club Lounge of Santa Justa station in Seville. Welcome and settling

in on the train between 10:30 and 11:15 o’clock. Visit of the capital of Andalusia, which has the most extensive historic city centre in Spain, dotted with monuments as memorable as the Cathedral, Giralda, Real Alcázar and Archivo de Indias. Lunch on board while travelling to Zafra. Visit of this historic city that preserves significant traces of its rich past. Dinner and overnight in Zafra.

Sevilla – Zafra

FIRST day

Monday

While having breakfast, the train runs to Mérida, capital of Extremadura, where we

will spend the day. Visit of an Iberian pig farm, Proserpine Lake, Milagros Aqueduct and the Roman temples of the city. After lunch, we will visit the National Museum of Roman Art, Amphitheater and Roman Theatre. Free time. Dinner and overnight in Mérida.

Zafra – Mérida

SECOND day

Tuesday

During the breakfast, the train will arrive in Cáceres. Visit of this monumental Roman

origin city whose historic centre, declared UNESCO World Heritage Site, is still practically intact. Lunch and free time or optional activities such as the visit of Vostell Museum or Helga de Alvear Foundation. Dinner on board and overnight in Cáceres.

Mérida – Cáceres

THIRD day

Wednesday

We will travel to Monfragüe while having breakfast to enjoy a morning in nature

visiting the Natural Park of Monfragüe. Lunch on board and optional activities in the city of Plasencia and the Jerte Valley, both close each other. Dinner and overnight in Monfragüe.

Cáceres – Monfragüe

FOURTH day

Thursday

We will travel to Torrijos from where we will go to Toledo by bus. Visit of the Visigothic

capital, declared UNESCO World Heritage Site, “Imperial City”, place where the three cultures: Christian, Muslim and Jewish, lived together for centuries. Free time after lunch. Dinner on board and overnight in Aranjuez.

Monfragüe – Torrijos – Toledo – Aranjuez

FIFTH day

Fryday

We will visit the Spanish town of Aranjuez in the morning, famous for its royal palace

and gardens, and one of the royal sites of the Spanish Crown since the 16th century. Visit of the Carlos III winery. Lunch on board while the train is running to Madrid. End of trip approximately at 17:00.

Aranjuez – Madrid

SIXTH day

saTurday

6 5 days

nights

León

Ribera del Duero and RiojaWine TourPeñafiel

Valladolid

Miranda de EbroLogroño

Zaragoza

AranjuezToledo

Monfragüe

Parque Naturalde Monfragüe

Cáceres

Mérida

Zafra

Extremaduran Tour

Spring Extremaduran Tour

Madrid

Sevilla

The historic Silver Route offers a unique combination of historical heritage and landscape in Extremadura. If we add

to this a beginning in Seville and a culmination in Toledo, we will achieve one of the most fascinating

routes that there can be in Spain.

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Special Spring Extremaduran Route: Sevilla – Sevilla

Rendezvous in the Club Lounge of Santa Justa station in Seville. Welcome and settling

in on the train between 10:30 and 11:15 o’clock. Visit of the capital of Andalusia, which has the most extensive historic city centre in Spain, dotted with monuments as memorable as the Cathedral, Giralda, Real Alcázar and Archivo de Indias. Lunch on board while travelling to Zafra. Visit of this historic city that preserves significant traces of its rich past. Dinner and overnight in Zafra.

Sevilla – Zafra

FIRST day

Thursday

Train trip to Cáceres and visit of this monumental city, whose historical centre

is among the best preserved in Europe. Free time with possibility to visit the Visual Arts Center of the Helga de Alvear Foundation. After lunch, we will go to the Barruecos Natural Monument with its spectacular flat relief of large granitic bowling settled on the banks of ponds and the Vostell Museum, including the works of this German artist in the beautiful landscape. Dinner and overnight in Cáceres.

Zafra – Cáceres

SECOND day

Fryday

Trip to Monfragüe to enjoy a morning in nature visiting its Natural Park. Lunch

on board and trip to Mérida, capital of Extremadura. Visit of this historic city, where we could gaze at its amazing Amphitheater and Roman Theatre and walk around the National Museum of Roman Art. Dinner and overnight in Mérida.

Cáceres – Monfragüe – Mérida

THIRD day

saTurday

After enjoying our last breakfast on board, we will continue the visit of Mérida, which

hoards monuments such as the Aqueduct and Roman Bridge, the Temple of the Forum, Proserpina Lake, the Temple of Diana or the Alcazaba. While having lunch, the train will take us back to Seville, where we will end the trip at approximately 18:00 h.

Mérida – Lago de Proserpina – Sevilla

FOURTH day

sunday

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4 3 days

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Four days to enjoy the essence of Extremadura. From the Roman Mérida to the medieval Cáceres, passing through the beautiful Zafra and the purest nature in Monfragüe.

Roman Theatre . Mérida.

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Camino de Santiago: León – León

Rendezvous and welcome of the passengers at 12:00 at San Marcos Parador in León. Trip

to Astorga. Lunch. Visit of this Roman origin city where its Cathedral and Episcopal Palace are emphasized, a modernist construction by Antonio Gaudí. Free time before returning to the train and departing to Monforte de Lemos. Dinner on board. Overnight in Monforte de Lemos.

León – Astorga – Monforte de Lemos

FIRST day

Monday

After breakfast, we will visit the Ribeira Sacra, a great natural and scenic value

region. Wine tasting in a cellar and catamaran trip along the canyons of the River Sil. Lunch and trip to Ourense. Optional visit of Ourense. Dinner on board. Overnight in Ourense.

Monforte de Lemos – Ourense

SECOND day

Tuesday

After breakfast on board, we will have a thermal day on the River Miño. Lunch on board while

travelling to Santiago de Compostela, pilgrims’ destination for a millennium that has such prominent places as the Cathedral and the Plaza del Obradoiro. Visit and free time. Dinner at the Parador Nacional Reyes Católicos, the old Royal Hospital for pilgrims, built in plateresque style in the early sixteenth century. Overnight in Santiago de Compostela.

Ourense – Santiago de Compostela

THIRD day

Wednesday

While having breakfast, the train will take us to Vilagarcía de Arousa. Boarding at the

port of O Grove and a boat ride to enjoy the spectacular scenery of the Ría de Arousa. Tour in Cambados, Albariño wine capital. Lunch. Free time with optional activities as the visit of Vigo. Dinner on board as the train takes us to A Coruña. Overnight in A Coruña.

Santiago de Compostela – A Coruña

FOURTH day

Thursday

Breakfast on board and visit of A Coruna , historic port and today an elegant and dy-

namic city, which preserves many treasures of its past. We will return to León while we taste our last lunch on board. End of trip late in the afternoon.

A Coruña – León

FIFTH day

Fryday

5 4 days

nights

Cádiz

JerezRonda

Granada

Úbeda

Baeza

Linares

Córdoba

Sevilla

Andalucía Tour

Camino de Santiago Tour

León

Astorga

Monforte de Lemos

Ourense

A Coruña

Santiago de CompostelaVilagarcíade Arousa

Ría de ArousaCambados

Ribera Sacra

We will travel around places full of history, the pilgrims’ memory built on the most incredible landscapes. León,

Astorga, El Bierzo, A Coruña and Rías Baixas shapethis way par excellence, whose goal can not be other than

Santiago de Compostela.

Cathedral ofSantiago de Compostela.

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Ribera del Duero and Rioja Wine Route: Zaragoza – León

Reception and welcome on board at 17:00 in Zaragoza Delicias station. Settling in

on the train. Dinner on board while the train is running to Logroño where we stay the night.

Zaragoza – Logroño

FIRST day

Monday

We will walk around the city of Logroño, capital of La Rioja, and later we will travel

by train to Haro, where we will visit a centenary winery. Lunch and free time or visit the Wine Museum and Marqués de Riscal winery, one of the most important in the wine region of La Rioja, together with its well-known luxury hotel, designed by Frank Gehry. Dinner and overnight in Miranda de Ebro.

Logroño – Miranda de Ebro

SECOND day

Tuesday

We will have breakfast as the train heads towards Valladolid, from which the coach

will take us to visit a typical Ribera del Duero Designation of Origin winery, whose fame and prestige has increased in recent decades. After lunch, we will move on to Peñafiel to visit its castle and wineries. Free time. Dinner and overnight on board.

Miranda de Ebro – Valladolid

THIRD day

Wednesday

After breakfast on board, we will visit the monumental city of León, full of art

treasures that attests to its historical importance. End of trip at about 13:00 h.

León

FOURTH day

Thursday

Ribera del Duero and Rioja Wine Route: León – Zaragoza

Reception and welcome at 17:00 at San Marcos Parador in León. Visit of this

monumental city, full of art treasures that attests to its historical importance. Dinner and overnight on board.

León

FIRST day

Monday

Trip to Valladolid, from which the coach will take us to visit a typical Ribera del Duero

Designation of Origin winery, whose fame and prestige has increased in recent decades. After lunch, we will move on to Peñafiel to visit its castle and wineries. Dinner on board as the train takes us to Miranda de Ebro, where we will stay the night.

León – Valladolid – Miranda de Ebro

SECOND day

Tuesday

Train trip to the Riojan town Haro, where we will visit a centenary winery. Lunch and free

time or visit of the Wine Museum and Marqués de Riscal winery, one of the most important in the wine region of La Rioja, together with its well-known luxury hotel, designed by Frank Gehry. Back to the train where our dinner will take place while the train is running to Logroño, the capital of La Rioja crossed by the river Ebro. Overnight in Logroño.

Miranda de Ebro – Logroño

THIRD day

Wednesday

We undertake our journey to Zaragoza while enjoying our last breakfast on board. Visit of

this bimillinary city, which has the largest baroque church in Spain: the Cathedral-Basilica of Our Lady El Pilar. Back to the train and end of trip at approximately 13:00 h.

Logroño – Zaragoza

FOURTH day

Thursday

4 3 days

nights

4 3 days

nights

León

Ribera del Duero and RiojaWine TourPeñafiel

Valladolid

Miranda de EbroLogroño

Zaragoza

AranjuezToledo

Monfragüe

Parque Naturalde Monfragüe

Cáceres

Mérida

Zafra

Extremaduran Tour

Spring Extremaduran Tour

Madrid

Sevilla

There is no better way to undertake this journey between vineyards and

wineries that make it aboard Al Andalus. A luxury train to make us

discover all the wine and natural richness of the Ribera del Duero

and La Rioja.

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Groups

The group trips are according to customer preferences, with many possibilities from which to choose:• Duration: the customer can decide the number of days that the train will be hired for, among various possibilities .• Route: many possibilities throughout Spain.• Activities: visits and activities along the route are also flexible. You can place the emphasis on culture, nature,

adventure, gastronomy, sport or any other variant or a careful blend of them all.• Price: depending on the different variables, our booking staff will prepare the corresponding estimate.

More information at www.renfe.com/trenesturisticos or by calling +34 902 555 902.

You can also hire the Al Andalus train exclusively for groups up

to a maximum of 64 people. Business trips, leisure, conferences,

incentives, product launches or filming are only some of the

many activities that you can do on board.

Renfe Tourist Trains Information and reservations Avenida Ciudad de Barcelona, 8

28007 Madrid+34 902 555 902

trenesturisticosdelujo@renfe.es

www.renfe.com/trenesturisticos

The trip includes

In Junior Suite

• Accommodation in Junior Suite compartment on the train.• The most select gastronomy in dinners and lunches on board or

at top restaurants.• Breakfasts à la carte or buffet products.• Gala dinner on board.• Live music and entertainments in the pub coach.• Activities on board: cocktails, show cooking, dancing, etc.• Programmed excursions with tickets to museums and

monuments.• Luxury coach accompanying the train all the way.• Daily newspapers and magazines.• Security service.• Multilingual guide throughout the tour.• An excellent team at your disposal.

In Deluxe Suite

Everything included in the Junior Suite plus:• Accommodation in Deluxe Suite on the train.• Option of enjoying two private dinners/lunches in your

compartment.• All non-alcoholic beverages requested at any time throughout

the trip.• Two included transfers in Renfe trains: one to take you to the

starting point of the tour and another one to take you back from the end point of the tour.

• Possibility of the crew to pick up and tidy your baggage, placing your belongings in the wardrobe of the suite, both on arrival and at the end of the trip.

Door-to-door luggage: you can hire the baggage and belongings collection and delivery service between the customer’s home and the train. Information on conditions in www.renfe.com and the Central Reservations Office of Tourist Trains (+34 902 555 902).

The programme is in accordance with the Conditionsfor Hiring of Tourist Train Services that are available to customersat www.renfe.com/trenesturisticos

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The trip in Al Andalus includes an extensive

brochure of services and activities

to make our customers enjoy an experience

as unique as unforgettable.

Departure Dates and Prices

2015

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6 5

1*•6•13•20•27apr

Andalucía Tour ISevilla – Sevilla

4•11•18•25may

1•8jun

14•21•28sep

5•12•19oct

6 5

Extremadura TourSevilla – Madrid

22jun

5 4

Camino de Santiago TourLeón – León

13•20jul

4 3

6•13•20•27apr

Andalucía Tour IISevilla – Granada

4•11•18•25may

1•8jun

14•21•28sep

5•12•19oct

Scheduled trips calendarAl Andalus offers in all its trips the possibility to choose between accom-modation in Junior Suite or Deluxe Suite. The seats in both categories are subject to the availability in each route.

Spring Extremaduran TourSevilla – Sevilla

19mar

* Holy Week Special Departure. Duration and price 5 days / 4 nigths.

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Ribera del Duero and Rioja TourZaragoza – León

6jul

31ago

León – Zaragoza

3 2

9•16•23•30apr

Andalucía Tour IIIGranada – Sevilla

7•14•21•28may

4•11jun

17•24sep

1•8•15•22oct

Prices

High Season: Trips that depart in May, June and September.Low Season: Rest of the year.

There are discounts for early booking (more than 6 months and 6-4 months).

High season prices

Prices in euros. Including VAT.

Price per Person Junior Suite

Junior Suite Individual Supplement

Price per Person Deluxe Suite

Deluxe Suite Individual Supplement

Deluxe Suite Triple Supplement (Child or Adult)

3.135 €

1.568 €

3.740 €

1.870 €

1.496 €

1.881 €

941 €

2.244 €

1.122 €

898 €

1.254 €

627 €

1.496 €

748 €

599 €

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Low season prices

Prices in euros. Including VAT.

Price per Person Junior Suite

Junior Suite Individual Supplement

Price per Person Deluxe Suite

Deluxe Suite Individual Supplement

Deluxe Suite Triple Supplement (Child or Adult)

2.850 €

1.425 €

3.400 €

1.700 €

1.360 €

2.280 €

1.140 €

2.720 €

1.360 €

1.088 €

1.710 €

855 €

2.040 €

1.020 €

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1.140 €

570 €

1.360 €

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Renfe Tourist Trains Information and reservations Avenida Ciudad de Barcelona, 8. 28007 Madrid

+34 902 555 902trenesturisticosdelujo@renfe.es

www.renfe.com/trenesturisticos

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