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I'm thinking of going to Spain for a couple of weeks in the near future.
My preferred method of travel, as ever, is by rail. I'll be going there via France, stopping off in Madrid for a bit, and maybe heading down to the South coast somewhere.
On a previous trip I did the journey all along the FEVE line on the North coast from Bilbao to El Ferrol, then down through Portugal to Cadiz and then Cordoba, Seville, Valencia and Barcelona.
I'm wondering if anyone can recommend any particular rail journeys/lines, especially in the inland parts of the country as that is the bit I haven't really explored before.
I particularly like rattling along obscure branch lines on antiquated trains, although it's getting harder to find such journeys in Europe now. I have a feeling that there's not much left in Spain - I seem to remember from before that the surviving network mainly consists of long distance lines.
Alternatively, any long-distance routes that are interesting in one way or the other.
Anyway if anyone has any recommendations, I would be most grateful.
My preferred method of travel, as ever, is by rail. I'll be going there via France, stopping off in Madrid for a bit, and maybe heading down to the South coast somewhere.
On a previous trip I did the journey all along the FEVE line on the North coast from Bilbao to El Ferrol, then down through Portugal to Cadiz and then Cordoba, Seville, Valencia and Barcelona.
I'm wondering if anyone can recommend any particular rail journeys/lines, especially in the inland parts of the country as that is the bit I haven't really explored before.
I particularly like rattling along obscure branch lines on antiquated trains, although it's getting harder to find such journeys in Europe now. I have a feeling that there's not much left in Spain - I seem to remember from before that the surviving network mainly consists of long distance lines.
Alternatively, any long-distance routes that are interesting in one way or the other.
Anyway if anyone has any recommendations, I would be most grateful.