Cheapest way to travel from Rotterdam, the netherlands to Sevilla Spain.

  • 19 February 2022
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Jamie

Dear travelers,

I am trying to find out how I can travel from Rotterdam Central to Sevilla. I found several websites with explanations (for example: https://rail.cc/nl/trein/amsterdam-naar-sevilla#c1), however it is super expensive to buy them all apart from eachother. Now is it possible to buy a pass via https://www.interrail.eu/nl but I don't know when I am buying that pass if i can then travel or sure of the place in the train.

 

Can somebody please help me I like to go around 4/5 march till 9/10 march but I need to be back on 10 march in the morning or during the day because I have a wedding that day!

 

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seewulf
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With Interrail you have to pay ontop for reservations :/
The reservations from Paris to Barcelona are limited for Interrail :/

Maybe you book asap cheap advance fares (as these include the ticktet and reservation :)

Possible routes Rotterdam- Brussels - Marseille - Barcelona - Sevillia
or Rotterdam - Lille - Marseille

Within France and Spain you can use cheap traincomanies like Ouigo( France & Spain) and AVLO (Spain)

I´ am not working for Eurail or Interrail i just share my knowledge here. Please ask in the Community and not via private message as this is the fastest way to get an answer. I prefer English/German/ Czech for my answers. In case of Reservationquestions please share some details like Route, Date, Trainnumber as otherwise we can just provide general advices or answers
M
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Cheapest is FLY-HV=Transavia, from AMS direct to SVL or sometimes even from RTM or EIN  to Malaga, then bus or train. I myself flew AMS- Malaga some 3 weeks ago and this cost me less as the supplmt on IR would have cost for just Par-Barca.

rail.cc does not exist anymore-it has merged with another forum and is now raildude.com. Mostly similar to this forum.

Note that even the very quickest/expensive way by train will cost you 2 full days of sitting in trains-with mouthcap on and in FR NO allowed even to eat or drink! In such a short timespan this makes no sense.

Going by train has indeed-sometimes-its advantage, but at short notice and for a very short stay it does have many limitations.

R
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in FR NO allowed even to eat or drink!

That's already history.

Please ask questions in the community and not via a private message. That's the quickest way to get a response. I don't work for Eurail/Interrail.

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