Bus from Compostela to Lilan

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Joev

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• Sep 21, 2015

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What is the best way by bus, to get from Santiag de Compostela to Lilan?
I tried the Monbus website without success. Please advise, thank you.
Joe

 

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mountaingoat999

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• Sep 21, 2015

• #2

Joev said:

What is the best way by bus, to get from Santiag de Compostela to Lilan?
I tried the Monbus website without success. Please advise, thank you.
Joe

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Do you mean "Lalin"

Lalin has a train station

 

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mountaingoat999

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• Sep 21, 2015

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Joev said:

What is the best way by bus, to get from Santiag de Compostela to Lilan?
I tried the Monbus website without success. Please advise, thank you.
Joe

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just checked the train takes 50 mins 15 euro

the train station is a good way from Lalin itself 4'3 km

no Alsa bus route at the moment

OK just checked if you do mean Lalin and not lilan monobus does go there from Santiago .

 

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Castilian

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• Sep 23, 2015

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If you mean Lalín (what seems the most likely option because, AFAIK, there isn't a town or village in Spain called Lilan), the problem, most likely, will be spelling. Monbús (www.monbus.es) has several buses daily from Santiago de Compostela to Lalín.

 

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Joev

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• Sep 25, 2015

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Castilian said:

If you mean Lalín (what seems the most likely option because, AFAIK, there isn't a town or village in Spain called Lilan), the problem, most likely, will be spelling. Monbús (www.monbus.es) has several buses daily from Santiago de Compostela to Lalín.

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Thank you very much for your help. Do you need to book a bus ride in advance? I trued with Monbus on line and it was impossible to do so.

 

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Castilian

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• Sep 27, 2015

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Joev said:

Do you need to book a bus ride in advance?

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I don't know how busy is that route so I can't tell you for sure. You may try to book it in advance once in Santiago de Compostela if you want to have peace of mind (or to give yourself time to look for alternatives if buses were full).

 

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Former member 22438

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• Sep 27, 2015

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Ask the tourist info to book the bus for you. The tourist info is almost next door to the pilgrims office in SantiAgo

From the cathedral it is a 20 minutes walk to the Santiago busstation

If you are over 60 years old ask for a ticket with " tercera edad" discount !

Buen camino