Travel disruptions

Due to a major train accident in southern Spain, the rail line Madrid-Cordoba-Sevilla/Malaga/Granada is out of service for the time being.If you'd like to learn more about departures per individual station, please visit Adif's website. If you were planning to travel on this route and want more information about your train journeys, please visit Iryo's and Renfe's respective web pages.[UPDATE]Train traffic has now been restored following the recent accident in southern Spain, except on the Madrid–Málaga route, which remains out of service for the time being.Renfe has announced that high-speed train services to Andalusia have resumed. Click here to read the full press release. If you were planning to travel on this route and want more information about your train journeys, please visit Iryo's and Renfe's respective web pages.

Extensive rail strikes in Spain will impact train travel on 9, 10 and 11 February. Due to the strike, a limited number of trains will be running.We recommend checking the planner in the Rail Planner App or the Renfe and iryo timetables shortly before departing for your planned journey for up-to-date train times. Travellers with an activated day for any of the affected dates can request compensation here: Interrail or Eurail.

Rail strikes in Belgium will impact train travel from Sunday, 25 January, at 10 PM CET till the last train on Friday, 30 January. Due to the strike, a limited number of trains will be running, and alternative train services will operate in accordance with SNCB railway staff availability. We recommend checking the planner in the Rail Planner App or the SNCB timetable shortly before departing for your planned journey for up-to-date train times. To find out more about the strike and alternative train services available, please read the SNCB strike announcement for domestic traffic and international traffic. Delay compensation: Travellers with an activated day for any of the affected dates can request compensation here: Interrail or Eurail.

Novi Sad's main railway station in Serbia will be closed for all traffic for the time being.All trains to Novi Sad will stop in Petrovaradin, and there will be free buses from there to the Novi Sad city centre and back. From Petrovaradin, buses for the city centre will be stationed at Preradovic Street and on the way back from Novi Sad city centre, buses will depart from the bus station at Uspenska Street. Please check the planner in our Rail Planner app or our timetable and the Serbian national railway carrier Srbija Voz's timetable for the most up-to-date schedules before departing for your planned train journey. Find more details in the disruption announcement on the Srbija Voz website (only in Serbian).