Tren de la Fresa

[Chiny]

Could someone point me to an official website for the Strawberry Train ? Googling suggests here (http://www.museodelferrocarril.org/tren_fresa/aranjuez.html) but that link is dead at the time of this message.

Thanks

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Chiny

[gary]

Could someone point me to an official website for the Strawberry Train ? Googling suggests here (http://www.museodelferrocarril.org/tren_fresa/aranjuez.html) but that link is dead at the time of this message.

Thanks

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Chiny

found this

http://www.gomadrid.com/activity/strawberry-train.html

[Marina]

Hola Chiny,

I have phoned Renfe (National Trains) and they told me that the "Tren de la Fresa" is managed from the Train Museum of Madrid, so the official information is in the museum web page (http://www.museodelferrocarril-ffe.com/tren_fresa/informacion.html). For history about the "Straberry train" check this other link. (http://www.museodelferrocarril-ffe.com/tren_fresa/aranjuez.html)

[Chiny]

have phoned Renfe (National Trains) and they told me that the "Tren de la Fresa" is managed from the Train Museum of Madrid, so the official information is in the museum web page (http://www.museodelferrocarril-ffe.com/tren_fresa/informacion.html). For history about the "Straberry train" check this other link. (http://www.museodelferrocarril-ffe.com/tren_fresa/aranjuez.html)

Many thanks for that - the page is Flash so I guess that is why Google missed it. Just what I needed although not clear as to what year those dates refer - probably 2007 if the page date is correct.

Also thanks to gary for the other link, which looks authoritative if not official.

[Marina]

Actually I think that those dates are still from 2006 as the Strawberry train only works on Saturdays and Sundays, and if you check a 2007 calendar those dates in Sundays and Mondays. I guess that the times for 2007 will be very similar but on Saturday and Sundays.