Being the first even built railway shed in the country, Madrid Atocha Train Station serves at the main gate of the city to Barcelona, the Costa del Sol, and Andalucia since 1851. Interestingly, the station got its name in honor of the marvelous basilica, Nuestra Senora de Atocha, which is nestled not so far from the complex. Today Madrid central train station provides both domestic and international connections, linking the capital of Spain with such destinations as Zaragoza, Cordoba, Barcelona, Valencia, Seville, Malaga, Alicante, and Toledo. You can find more information about train routes in Spain at Spanish trains. |
Address: Plaza Emperador Carlos V, 28045, Madrid, Spain
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What to find on the station?Puerta de Atocha is deservingly considered to be one of the most beautiful stations in entire Europe. Apart from all standard facilities mentioned below, inside the complex, you can find an impressive tropical garden and even a turtle pool!
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HOW FAR IS MADRID TRAIN STATION FROM MADRID AIRPORT?
The distance between the Atocha Railway Station and Madrid's main airport is approximately 15 kilometers or 10 miles.
HOW DO I GET FROM MADRID AIRPORT TO ATOCHA TRAIN STATION?
Metro Ligero train service provides a fast and direct connection between Puerta de Atocha station and the fourth terminal of Madrid'd primary airport (Barajas Adolfo Suarez). The average duration of the ride is about 30 minutes.
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Surrounded by the city's famous sights, the station is beautifully located in the very center of Madrid and can be reached in different ways.
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