From Barcelona would you train or fly to Granada?
#3
Joined: Jul 2013
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Flying should shave something off the seven-and-a-half hours that the train takes, even with the time it takes to get to the airport, check-in, security and all that, depending on where you'll be staying. Vueling and Iberia, possibly others, fly the route, Vueling often for less than 60 euros.
Taking the train will require a switch in Antequera, the train leaving Barcelona goes to Málaga. For example, the 08:30 gets to Antequera at 14:02 and at 14:36 you have a train for Granada, arrives at 16:06. See www.renfe.com
You could take the night train at 10PM, it goes all the way and gets to Granada at 09:11, if you think you'd be OK with a private sleeper cabin.
I know nothing about babies - maybe they fly or ride for free? Does anyone know?
Taking the train will require a switch in Antequera, the train leaving Barcelona goes to Málaga. For example, the 08:30 gets to Antequera at 14:02 and at 14:36 you have a train for Granada, arrives at 16:06. See www.renfe.com
You could take the night train at 10PM, it goes all the way and gets to Granada at 09:11, if you think you'd be OK with a private sleeper cabin.
I know nothing about babies - maybe they fly or ride for free? Does anyone know?
#5




Joined: Sep 2010
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On YOUR LAP for HOW MANY hours??? Forget that one. It doesn't take that long to get to the airport in Barcelona and although I am usually a great rail advocate on this one i would definitely fly. Buy those tickets ASAP to get the best price.



on the train in Spain will be free. Confirm on the RENFE website.


