Cuenca Tourist Train

Cuenca Tourist Train Itinerary

Embark on a sightseeing route lasting 60 minutes around the main sights of the Spanish city of Cuenca. Throughout your journey on the tourist train you'll enjoy fascinating explanations from your English-language audioguide about the myths and legends surrounding the monuments and landmarks of this World Heritage Site.

The Tourist Train begins its route at the Cuenca Castle, which has its origins in Islamic Spain, before making its way alongside Plaza Mayor (the main square), Calle Calderón de la Barca and the Auditorio, the city's impressive theatre. You'll also visit the San Julián Park, the magnificent Gothic-style Cuenca Cathedral and the 15th century Hanging Houses on the banks of the Huecar River.

See the full route and the different stops around Cuenca to plan your trip via the following link:

• Cuenca Tourist Train map of route and stops

How does it work?

The Cuenca Tourist Train makes a number of stops throughout its route at the city's most important monuments. You can choose whether to make a full tour of the city to take in the sights from the comfort of the train (1 trip ticket), or spend a day hopping on and off the bus at the stops to explore Cuenca at your own pace.

Tourist train ticket options

When making your reservation, you'll have the choice between two different ticket option for your Cuenca Tourist Train experience:

• 1 trip ticket: allows you to enjoy one complete journey on the tourist train.
• 1 day ticket: allows you to hop on and hop off the train as many times as you'd like at any of its stops throughout the city, during the day that you have selected.

Operating times

November to March: 

• The Cuenca tourist train runs from Thursday to Friday from 11 am to 4:20 pm.

April to October:

The Cuenca tourist train runs from Thursday to Friday from 11 am to 7 pm.

You can check the schedules of the specific stops clicking on the following link.