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Hello! In a week we will be in Spain in Blanes, the question is very interesting, is it possible to get to Valencia through Barcelona, and how long will it take, thanks in advance!
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1.by train. Go to http://www.renfe.com/ (Spain railway). There is in English. Choose the desired date and route, then the appropriate train. Redeem a ticket on the card, print it out. And that's it. In Barca, go to the train station, take the train there and go to Valencia. The drive is on average 3-3.5 hours.
2. by plane (fly about an hour. Air Europ, Spanair, Lufthansa, TAP, Iberia and some others)
3.by bus ( http://www.alsa.es/portal/site/Alsa?portal.alsa.request.locale=en_GB
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http://www.avanzabus.com/web/default.aspx?lang=en) You can also buy everything on the site.
2. by plane (fly about an hour. Air Europ, Spanair, Lufthansa, TAP, Iberia and some others)
3.by bus ( http://www.alsa.es/portal/site/Alsa?portal.alsa.request.locale=en_GB
or
http://www.avanzabus.com/web/default.aspx?lang=en) You can also buy everything on the site.
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answered 13 years ago
The cheapest option is the bus! A car is more convenient and freer, but not cheaper than a bus (gasoline, paid sections of the road, etc.). It is worth taking a car only if you plan to go not only to Valencia, but to drive through Spain, see the country, i.e. for a long period of time. And for moving Barca-Valencia-Barca, the most economical is a bus. either train
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answered 13 years ago
Lenochka nickname visit.rent seems to be hinting 8) don't take it close.
I also recommend a car, only if you plan to just drive around Spain, by the way, they give you a navigator for rent. Not cheap but comfortable. (judging by Elena's posts, she is an economist, do not feed bread, let me save)
I also recommend a car, only if you plan to just drive around Spain, by the way, they give you a navigator for rent. Not cheap but comfortable. (judging by Elena's posts, she is an economist, do not feed bread, let me save)
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answered 13 years ago
Haha, AlexBa, we just always look at the best options :) And you, apparently, often read my posts. Damn it, it's nice.))))))
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answered 13 years ago
The optimal option is calculated by the formula: (knowledge + experience), and experience proves that if more than one person is traveling, then it is profitable to take a car. A navigator usually costs 10 euros per day, but you can take your own. National roads are free. The cost of gasoline is justified in comparison with the cost of tickets for buses + metro + train.
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