Valladolid-Campo Grande train station

1.2 miles (1.9 km)

Founded in 1072, Valladolid is one of the oldest cities in Spain, the biggest city in the country’s Northwest, and the 13th most populated city in Spain. As a historic town, the city boasts numerous historic buildings, churches, and palaces, with the National Museum of Sculpture as one of the most iconic historical landmarks in the city. Also, the Famous Holy Week is a defining event not to be missed while travelling here. The city features an extensive transport system in the town with links to other destinations within the region. The train station Valladolid-Campo Grande is owned by Adif but run by Renfe and is served by the Madrid-Hendaye railway as well as the Madrid-Leon rail line

The airport can be reached from the station in about 22 minutes by bus (Alsa). The bus station is about a 6 minute walk from the station