# Trainvision Burgos Activity company en Burgos Fuente: https://www.geocalia.com/en/companies/burgos-tourist-train Tourist-train company that operates the Burgos train from Calle Nuño Rasura, next to the cathedral, as well as those in San Sebastián and Toledo. ## Who they are Trainvision Spain, S.L. is an urban tourist-train company founded in 2014. It started in Toledo, where it has its main service, and today also runs those in Burgos and San Sebastián; on its website it says it has operated similar services in Benidorm, Torrevieja and Salamanca. It works within the SICTED tourist quality system and declares several certifications, among them ISO 9001 for quality, ISO 14001 for the environment, ISO 39001 for road safety and ISO 45001 for occupational safety, as well as the UNE 13816 standard for passenger transport. It also prepares outings for schools and groups. In Burgos, the route starts and ends next to the cathedral, at Calle Nuño Rasura, 9, where the ticket office is. ## What the route is like The train takes 40 minutes and shows the city to people with little time or who prefer not to climb the hill to the castle on foot. It passes the cathedral and the Papamoscas clock, the city's historic gates and the Museum of Human Evolution, and goes up to the Castle viewpoint, where it stops for 5 to 10 minutes to see Burgos from above. The commentary comes through headphones, with an audio guide in Spanish, English, German, French, Italian and Portuguese. It is a good first outing before walking back down along the Espolón or the Plaza Mayor. ## Times and prices The first departure is at 10:30 and then one leaves roughly every 45 minutes; the wait can be shorter depending on traffic and the number of people. The website does not publish a fixed timetable by season or the time of the last train: it refers you to the ticket office and its own website. It costs €7 for adults and €5 for children, headphones included; it does not say up to what age counts as a child or whether the youngest travel free. ## Accessibility and rules The train is accessible, with a wheelchair ramp. There is no eating or drinking on board. The website says nothing about pushchairs, pets or what happens if it rains, so it is best to ask at the ticket office. ## How to book You buy your ticket on its website, with the booking button, or at the ticket office on Calle Nuño Rasura. For groups and questions, the Burgos train's phone is 696 667 213 and the email, burgos@trainvision.es. It has its own refund policy for Burgos and another for groups, linked on its website; read it before buying online. ## What they run - [Burgos Tourist Train with a Stop at the Castle Viewpoint](https://www.geocalia.com/en/spain/castile-and-leon/burgos/things-to-do/burgos-tourist-train), in Burgos. Burgos tourist train with audio guide and stop at the Castle viewpoint. Desde 5 € child with headphones; adult €7. 40 min. Departs from Calle Nuño Rasura, 9, next to the cathedral; a train roughly every 45 minutes Independent companies: you book with them, on their terms. Prices are as they publish them and may change. ## Practical details - Address: Calle Nuño Rasura, 9, Burgos, Burgos - Phone: +34 696 667 213 - Email: burgos@trainvision.es - Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible - Meeting point: Tourist train departure, next to the cathedral, Calle Nuño Rasura, 9, Burgos - Details checked on 12 November 2026. ## Contact - Web: https://trainvision.es/tren-turistico/burgos/ - Coordenadas: 42.3412, -3.7036 ## Preguntas frecuentes ### Where do I catch it? On Calle Nuño Rasura, 9, next to the cathedral. ### How long does it last? 40 minutes, with a stop at the Castle viewpoint. ### In which languages is the audio guide? Spanish, English, German, French, Italian and Portuguese. ### Can I book? Yes, on its website or by phone and email.