Family tourist experience on the tourist train

Discover family tourism destinations aboard a tourist train. A comfortable and fun way to explore natural surroundings or a town, its monuments, and landscapes with the kids. In Catalonia , families enjoy the journey aboard various trains. There’s something for everyone: miniature, historic, tourist, mining... All aboard!

Panoramic journeys with history through the Catalan Pyrenees Boarding a train is always an adventure with family. On the Tren dels Llacs , the ride is anything but boring. You can choose between a historic train in an old wagon or a modern panoramic one with large windows so kids can marvel at the landscape. The route starts in Lleida and ends in La Pobla de Segur, crossing long tunnels and dramatic gorges with panoramic views of several lakes.

Hop on the Tren del Ciment and discover the Cement Museum at the old Asland factory in the Berguedà . There, you’ll take part in a fun scavenger hunt that reveals the factory’s secrets and even a hidden treasure. The second stop is the Artigas Gardens, designed by Antoni Gaudí. Take a historic train ride and enjoy the landscapes surrounding the Cadí-Moixeró Natural Park. Do you have your combined ticket for the visits and the train?

Still in Berguedà, another railway adventure awaits aboard the Cercs Mining Train . You’ll discover a space dedicated to coal and mining activity in Berguedà and enter the Sant Romà mine by rail, equipped with safety helmets. The adventure continues at the open-pit site of the Fumanya paleontological site, where you’ll be amazed by the traces and over 3,000 dinosaur footprints from 66 million years ago.

You can explore the Camprodon Valley aboard a tourist train. Along the way, you’ll discover the most iconic landscapes and corners of the valley in a fun and comfortable way, perfect for families who want to explore at their own pace.

An express trip to Cap de Creus The nature and breathtaking views of the Costa Brava are a true spectacle that you can enjoy comfortably seated on the Roses Express Tourist Train . You'll travel across the bay of Roses and the Cap de Creus Natural Park . Along the way, you’ll see dolmens, olive fields, and dry-stone huts used by farmers, always accompanied by the blue of the sea. From the Puig Rom mountain viewpoint, enjoy the vistas and admire the Roses bay.

Next stop: Costa Barcelona A great way to explore Santa Susanna is by taking the tourist train El Cuc and enjoying the ride along the seafront. Stop by to visit watchtowers built between the 15th and 17th centuries to defend against pirates. You’ll also pass by the Can Ratés farmhouse, surrounded by green spaces and host to various cultural and family events throughout the year.

During summer, Calella offers a family-friendly attraction: the tourist train El Carrilet . Enjoy a relaxing ride where kids can admire Calella’s sights without getting tired. You'll pass familiar spots like Parc de les Veles (full of water fountains), the Calella Lighthouse, or the Parc Dalmau , the town’s largest green space.

Buy a ticket and hop on the tourist train in Castelldefels . Aboard its carriages, you’ll discover the seafront and town center. You’ll pass the castle, a fortress hosting activities like Piratia , an immersive experience where kids explore the pirate world. Also, make a stop at Plaça de les Palmeres, which in summer offers family activities such as workshops, concerts, and open-air cinema.

A miniature train experience If you visit Castell-Platja d’Aro , kids will love boarding the Vall d’Aro Mini Train and feeling like giants. Ride along scaled-down tracks, across bridges and past a lake. The train offers two routes and operates Sundays and holidays from the Estació Park, formerly Castell d'Aro train station.

Next to the seafront of Vilanova i la Geltrú , in Ribes Roges Park, there’s a very special station. On its tracks run highly realistic miniature trains that cross bridges and climb small hills—making it an unforgettable experience for families. The railway includes a ticket office, an 800-meter track, 5 different trains, and 33 wagons, all driven by an expert conductor.

All aboard on the Costa Daurada Would you prefer visiting a cove or learning the history of monuments like that of King James I? In Salou , enjoy an entertaining family day aboard the town’s tourist train . Choose between a route showcasing central monuments like the Torre Vella, which protected against pirates, or one exploring coves like Cala de la Font and the Salou Lighthouse. Two family-friendly, engaging routes!

Experience the maritime vibe of Cambrils aboard its tourist train. A great way for kids to enjoy without getting tired. Discover the cobbled alleys of the historic center and the port, home to a watchtower built for pirate defense. Climb to the top for stunning views of the Costa Daurada and keep an eye out for pirate ships. This train also takes you to Parc Samà , a botanical and historical garden where kids can discover plant species from around the world.