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Debbie gilmore

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hi i have done a few sections of the camino in the last few years , im hoping to travel from leon into santiago and was wondering could anyone help me please, i will be flying from dublin and am looking for the nearest airport to leon without having to take a 6 hour bus journey, many thanks
 
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From Madrid you have a two hours fast train to Leon
 
Hi and welcome to the forum @Debbie gilmore !

Have a look at skyscanner.net, it provides this kind of information, Buen Camino SY
 
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thanx so much bob i have been searching on sky scanner also, i think i might look into a train from madrid
 
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hi thank you so much for the reply can you tell me if the train station is near the airport please
Hi we've travelled from Dublin to Madrid. When u arrive get shuttle bus to T4 and then the train or bus from there. We've been doing it in stages too and find Madrid the best and most economical. We LL hopefully be going Madrid to Burgos nxt July
 
The Renfe train to Leon departs from Madrid Chamartin station.

Renfe Cercanias operates commuter trains from Madrid Airport T4 to Chamartin. It runs every 30 minutes. Trip time is about 20 minutes.

Madrid Metro operates subway trains from Madrid Airport T1T2T3 and T4 to Chamartin involving a transfer. It runs every 6 - 12 minutes. Trip time is about 30 minutes.

Alternatively, Alsa operates buses from Estacion Sur. Some buses start at Madrid Airport T4. Estacion Sur can be reached by taking Renfe Cercanias or Madrid Metro to Mendez Alvaro station.

Aena manages all of Spains airports. Here is site for Madrid:
http://www.aena.es/en/madrid-barajas-airport/index.html
 
...and ship it to Santiago for storage. You pick it up once in Santiago. Service offered by Casa Ivar (we use DHL for transportation).
Hi we've travelled from Dublin to Madrid. When u arrive get shuttle bus to T4 and then the train or bus from there. We've been doing it in stages too and find Madrid the best and most economical. We LL hopefully be going Madrid to Burgos nxt July
thanx so much for the info im really new to this page and am only learning , we also travel in july ..love doing this
 
oh thank you so much for this information i really appreciate it
 
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The Madrid metro will get you to Chamartin train station very easily with only one transfer. It is probably the least expensive option. If my memory serves me correctly it only cost me 3.80 Euros this past September and it gets you there in no time. The directions to the metro are very well marked in the airport. The train to Leon is rapid and comfortable. I would recommend that you make your train reservation ahead of time.
 
oh wow thank you so much for this ill be on to it first thing tomorrow, im glad i joined this page for the information
 
rio2rome is also very helpful. Used them several times. Links up flight bus and train options.
 
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Hi and welcome to the forum @Debbie gilmore !

Have a look at skyscanner.net, it provides this kind of information, Buen Camino SY
Skyscanner cheapest flights directs you to sites like Hoo2, TravelMerry etc, which have bad reviews and have hints of Scams. Has anyone had experience using Hop2 or TravelMerry? I am traveling from San Francisco to walk CF. Since I will have to do some plane changes, I am nervous about these "cheap" tickets.
 

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