Valencia-Joaquín Sorolla is one of the two main railway stations in Valencia, Spain. It opened in 2010 and is the end of the Madrid-Levante high-speed rail train. The station is owned by Adif and is serviced by RENFE long-distance trains.
The station is located 800 meters south of the North Station, on the western edge of its entrance. The station is a pure long-distance train station and it is not connected to the network of CercaníasValencia. Valencia Joaquín Sorolla is the last stop of the AVE train running Madrid and Sevilla. There are 10 to 15 trains a day to Madrid and a train to Seville. Some long-distance trains head to the North Station.
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C. de Sant Vicent Màrtir, 171, 46007 València, Valencia, España
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Like the rail network in most parts of Europe, traveling by train in Spain is simple, economical and efficient.
You should understand that Spain’s transportation infrastructure is generally quite mature, but did you know that Spain ranks behind China and has the second most high-speed rail in the world? Japan has the title of fastest high-speed rail, but Spain's high-speed rail ranks fifth.
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