Good website for checking train options in Spain/Portugal?
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renfe.com says they do not go from Logroño to Lisbon. Rome2Rio says they do, if you are willing to change trains many times. And of course, Rome2Rio cannot be trusted for price or schedule.
Is there a website (or smartphone app) more reliable than Rome2Rio to find and/or book such a trip? I hope we don't have to go forty kilometers to the nearest RenFe office to decide whether to return there for the actual trip.
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renfe.com says they do not go from Logroño to Lisbon. Rome2Rio says they do, if you are willing to change trains many times. And of course, Rome2Rio cannot be trusted for price or schedule.
Is there a website (or smartphone app) more reliable than Rome2Rio to find and/or book such a trip? I hope we don't have to go forty kilometers to the nearest RenFe office to decide whether to return there for the actual trip.
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CFF.ch? Pretty long overnight trip, but a single change. Don’t know about buying the ticket though.
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renfe.com says they do not go from Logroño to Lisbon. Rome2Rio says they do, if you are willing to change trains many times. And of course, Rome2Rio cannot be trusted for price or schedule.
Is there a website (or smartphone app) more reliable than Rome2Rio to find and/or book such a trip? I hope we don't have to go forty kilometers to the nearest RenFe office to decide whether to return there for the actual trip.
trains spain portugal
asked Jun 23 at 13:28
WGroleau
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renfe.com says they do not go from Logroño to Lisbon. Rome2Rio says they do, if you are willing to change trains many times. And of course, Rome2Rio cannot be trusted for price or schedule.
Is there a website (or smartphone app) more reliable than Rome2Rio to find and/or book such a trip? I hope we don't have to go forty kilometers to the nearest RenFe office to decide whether to return there for the actual trip.
trains spain portugal
asked Jun 23 at 13:28
WGroleau
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CFF.ch? Pretty long overnight trip, but a single change. Don’t know about buying the ticket though.
– jcaron
Jun 23 at 16:59
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CFF.ch? Pretty long overnight trip, but a single change. Don’t know about buying the ticket though.
– jcaron
Jun 23 at 16:59
CFF.ch? Pretty long overnight trip, but a single change. Don’t know about buying the ticket though.
– jcaron
Jun 23 at 16:59
CFF.ch? Pretty long overnight trip, but a single change. Don’t know about buying the ticket though.
– jcaron
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The man in seat 61 provides a lot of information on train travel within Europe, written by a hobbyist. His website doesn't support booking (although it recommends sites to book), but it can be useful for information about routes between major cities, and gives additional information on things like views from the window which might influence your choice of route. In this case it would give you options for trains between Madrid and Lisbon, and Renfe should be able to tell you about trains from Logroño to Madrid. Alternatively, if you follow the man in seat 61's booking recommendation, https://loco2.com/, it proposes a 12:40 hour Logroño-Lisboa route with one change for 75€.
Another booking site which I haven't used but which I expect to be good is https://www.trainline.eu/. The original UK site (thetrainline.com) is my standard way of checking train routes in the UK. However, in this case the route it finds is slower and more expensive (14:40, 100€).
answered Jun 23 at 19:22
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The man in seat 61 provides a lot of information on train travel within Europe, written by a hobbyist. His website doesn't support booking (although it recommends sites to book), but it can be useful for information about routes between major cities, and gives additional information on things like views from the window which might influence your choice of route. In this case it would give you options for trains between Madrid and Lisbon, and Renfe should be able to tell you about trains from Logroño to Madrid. Alternatively, if you follow the man in seat 61's booking recommendation, https://loco2.com/, it proposes a 12:40 hour Logroño-Lisboa route with one change for 75€.
Another booking site which I haven't used but which I expect to be good is https://www.trainline.eu/. The original UK site (thetrainline.com) is my standard way of checking train routes in the UK. However, in this case the route it finds is slower and more expensive (14:40, 100€).
answered Jun 23 at 19:22
Peter Taylor
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The man in seat 61 provides a lot of information on train travel within Europe, written by a hobbyist. His website doesn't support booking (although it recommends sites to book), but it can be useful for information about routes between major cities, and gives additional information on things like views from the window which might influence your choice of route. In this case it would give you options for trains between Madrid and Lisbon, and Renfe should be able to tell you about trains from Logroño to Madrid. Alternatively, if you follow the man in seat 61's booking recommendation, https://loco2.com/, it proposes a 12:40 hour Logroño-Lisboa route with one change for 75€.
Another booking site which I haven't used but which I expect to be good is https://www.trainline.eu/. The original UK site (thetrainline.com) is my standard way of checking train routes in the UK. However, in this case the route it finds is slower and more expensive (14:40, 100€).
answered Jun 23 at 19:22
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The man in seat 61 provides a lot of information on train travel within Europe, written by a hobbyist. His website doesn't support booking (although it recommends sites to book), but it can be useful for information about routes between major cities, and gives additional information on things like views from the window which might influence your choice of route. In this case it would give you options for trains between Madrid and Lisbon, and Renfe should be able to tell you about trains from Logroño to Madrid. Alternatively, if you follow the man in seat 61's booking recommendation, https://loco2.com/, it proposes a 12:40 hour Logroño-Lisboa route with one change for 75€.
Another booking site which I haven't used but which I expect to be good is https://www.trainline.eu/. The original UK site (thetrainline.com) is my standard way of checking train routes in the UK. However, in this case the route it finds is slower and more expensive (14:40, 100€).
answered Jun 23 at 19:22
Peter Taylor
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The man in seat 61 provides a lot of information on train travel within Europe, written by a hobbyist. His website doesn't support booking (although it recommends sites to book), but it can be useful for information about routes between major cities, and gives additional information on things like views from the window which might influence your choice of route. In this case it would give you options for trains between Madrid and Lisbon, and Renfe should be able to tell you about trains from Logroño to Madrid. Alternatively, if you follow the man in seat 61's booking recommendation, https://loco2.com/, it proposes a 12:40 hour Logroño-Lisboa route with one change for 75€.
Another booking site which I haven't used but which I expect to be good is https://www.trainline.eu/. The original UK site (thetrainline.com) is my standard way of checking train routes in the UK. However, in this case the route it finds is slower and more expensive (14:40, 100€).
answered Jun 23 at 19:22
Peter Taylor
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answered Jun 23 at 19:22
Peter Taylor
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answered Jun 23 at 19:22
Peter Taylor
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CFF.ch? Pretty long overnight trip, but a single change. Don’t know about buying the ticket though.
– jcaron
Jun 23 at 16:59