Get to Cadiz from Sevilla by Train
The journey covers approximately 125 km and is most efficiently done via the direct train line from Sevilla-Santa Justa or Sevilla-San Bernardo to Cádiz.
Frequency: There are approximately 14 trains per day connecting the two cities.
Duration: The high-speed Alvia trains take about 1 hour 24 minutes, while the regional (Media Distancia) trains typically take around 1 hour 40 minutes.
Arrival: The train station in Cádiz is centrally located, making it a short walk or taxi ride to the Palacio de Congresos.
Important Booking Information
Regional Trains (Media Distancia): Tickets for these trains are not yet on sale. Renfe usually opens bookings for regional services only a few weeks to two months in advance.
High-Speed Trains (Alvia): Currently, the only trains available for purchase for these dates are the long-distance/high-speed services (Alvia). These are often released earlier, but they represent only a small portion of the daily departures.
If you don’t see many options on the website right now, don’t worry—the more frequent and affordable Media Distancia tickets will appear closer to the congress dates.
You can find the complete timetable (including the regional trains) on the following page: Renfe Official Timetables & Tickets
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