Distance | 340 miles (549 km) | |
Train frequency | 2 a day | |
Direct train | No | |
Train providers | Renfe AVE |
Trains from Málaga to Valladolid cover the 340 miles (549 km) long journey taking on average 2 h 39 min with our travel partners like Renfe AVE. Normally, there are 2 trains operating per day, including direct services available. Travelers depart most frequently from Malaga María Zambrano and arrive in Valladolid - Campo Grande.
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Enjoy a quick and easy journey on a train to Valladolid from Málaga with AVE, the high-speed train from Renfe, the main Spanish railroad company and official travel partner of Omio. Search all AVE train schedules and tickets on Omio to find the best deals for a train between Málaga and Valladolid covering the 340 miles (549 km) distance. Look out for ticket options like Promo, Promo +, and Flexible to find the most convenient Málaga to Valladolid train ride for you. Renfe AVE even offers discount cards for regular customers, such as the Renfe Gold Card and the + Renfe Youth 50 Card, which can be used when buying AVE tickets on Omio.
Renfe covers around 9, 300 miles (15, 000 km) between national and international routes, among which are its AVE routes that connect the main cities of Spain. AVE trains are well-known among travelers for providing ultimate comfort, flexibility and convenience. Their trains are the most popular of Renfe’s fleet due to their high speeds reaching up to 192 mph (310 kmh) on select routes. They are also popular with travelers due to their premium services onboard, such as a restaurant, bathrooms, WiFi access, and entertainment.
AVE from Málaga to Valladolid train information:
The Malaga Valladolid train is a service operated exclusively by the Spanish company Renfe. For the convenience of the passengers who have to use it, this railway connection is carried out with high speed AVE trains, so the journey can be completed in a minimum time of 5 hours and 15 minutes. It is necessary to have a change of train in all cases in the city of Madrid that is already included in that duration.
Trains from Malaga to Valladolid are of the AVE type. They have air-conditioning, luggage compartments, a restaurant car and a silent car in which it is forbidden to make noise. Trains also include tourist and preferential class.
The train Málaga Valladolid has a minimum duration of 5 hours and 15 minutes. The weather may vary slightly due to the fact that it is necessary to make a stopover in the city of Madrid to change from Atocha station to Chamartín station. However, the maximum travel time is 7 hours and 50 minutes.
Estación de Málaga María Zambrano: is 5 minutes walk from the city centre and about 10 minutes from the local beaches. It has a connection with the Málaga metro and at its door stops bus lines 1, 3, 16 and the one that directly connects the city with Malaga airport. Its services include restaurants, the shopping centre and rest areas.
Valladolid Campo Grande Station:Valladolid station is located in Recondo street, very close to the centre, and offers connection with the Auvasa bus network. It has a window for ticket sales, catering services and rest areas.
When departing from Málaga, you have various train station options to start your trip from including Malaga María Zambrano and Malaga-Aeropuerto. When arriving in Valladolid, you can end your trip in train stations like Valladolid - Campo Grande, Valladolid Universidad and Valladolid, Calle Hinojo (El Pinar).
Omio customers book a train from Malaga María Zambrano to Valladolid - Campo Grande most frequently for this route.
Passengers board their train most frequently from Malaga María Zambrano and travel around 1.9 miles (3.1 km) from the city center to this train station.
Passengers traveling this route most often arrive at Valladolid - Campo Grande and need to travel approximately 1.2 miles (2 km) from the train station to the city center in Valladolid.
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