How to Get There
All transportation options to reach Santiago de Compostela
Don't Get Lost
Although it's not a very large city, we know that getting to Santiago can be a bit complicated. That's why we've put together this guide for those coming from outside to make it a little easier to attend the race.
By Car
Santiago de Compostela is well connected by highway with all major Galician cities and the rest of Spain. The main access routes are:
From A Coruña: AP-9 or N-550 (60 km, ~45 min)
From Vigo/Pontevedra: AP-9 (90 km, ~1h)
From Lugo/Ourense: A-54 (100 km, ~1h)
Remember to check where to park to find the best parking areas near the event. And when the race ends, there's a show you can't miss that might make you stay until Sunday. If that's your case, check out the offers at where to sleep.
By Train
RENFE offers many possibilities to arrive by train, with high frequency on some lines.
Santiago has direct high-speed train connections (AVE) with Madrid, Barcelona, Bilbao and other cities. There are also regional services connecting with Vigo, A Coruña, Ferrol and Ourense.
Visit RENFETrain Station
The station is located about 1 km from the historic center. You can reach the center by city bus, taxi or walking (~15 minutes).
By Plane
Santiago-Rosalía de Castro Airport is located 15 km from the city center.
Bus (AENA)
Line: 6A Airport - Santiago
Schedule: 06:30-00:30
Frequency: Every 30 minutes in both directions
Price: One way: €1.00 | Round trip: €2.00
Taxis
Another comfortable option to get from the airport is to take a taxi:
Radio Taxi Compostela: +34 981 56 92 92
Airport Taxi Stand: +34 981 59 15 75
Getting Around the City
Santiago is a relatively small city; you can walk anywhere. Otherwise, you can always take a city bus or a taxi.
On Foot
The historic center is pedestrian-friendly and everything is just minutes away on foot. It's the best way to discover the city.
City Bus
The city bus network connects all neighborhoods. Tickets can be purchased on the bus or with a rechargeable card.
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