Local bus destinations and timetables

[Sheffield James]

I met two pilgrims today in Moratinos. One has an injury that means she can’t walk any distance right now, though she dearly hopes it will improve in the next week or two.
For now, she wants to take local buses that will stop in the pueblos her friend will walk to each day. She has been using taxis, but this is proving a tad expensive.

The practical problem she has is finding local bus timetables on the Alsa website. For example, her friend is thinking of walking to El Burgo Ranero (EBR) tomorrow, but it’s not clear whether or where a bus can be taken from Sahagún to EBR.
So, where can she find this type of information in Sahagún, on the internet, or anywhere else? Thanks in advance!

 

[SabsP]

I met two pilgrims today in Moratinos. One has an injury that means she can’t walk any distance right now, though she dearly hopes it will improve in the next week or two.
For now, she wants to take local buses that will stop in the pueblos her friend will walk to each day. She has been using taxis, but this is proving a tad expensive.

The practical problem she has is finding local bus timetables on the Alsa website. For example, her friend is thinking of walking to El Burgo Ranero (EBR) tomorrow, but it’s not clear whether or where a bus can be taken from Sahagún to EBR.
So, where can she find this type of information in Sahagún, on the internet, or anywhere else? Thanks in advance!

Yes she is lucky tomorrow.
Departure

Sahagun
09:05
Arrival

El Burgo Ranero
09:20
Total price for all passengers
1.75 € Departure 09:05 Sahagun Arrival 09:20 El Burgo Ranero.

Only three times a week but Monday is a day the bus can be taken.

PS Also two trains. One in the morning, other in the evening.

 

[Sheffield James]

Yes she is lucky tomorrow.
Departure

Sahagun
09:05
Arrival

El Burgo Ranero
09:20
Total price for all passengers
1.75 € Departure 09:05 Sahagun Arrival 09:20 El Burgo Ranero.

Only three times a week but Monday is a day the bus can be taken.

PS Also two trains. One in the morning, other in the evening.

Very Impressive! How did you access that information@SabineP? Was it Alsa? At the risk of sounding greedy, do you know the location of the bus stop in downtown Sahagún?

 

[SabsP]

Very Impressive! How did you access that information@SabineP? Was it Alsa? At the risk of sounding greedy, do you know the location of the bus stop in downtown Sahagún?

Via rometorio and then onto Alsa website.
Renfe idem.

Here you go...
https://www.busbud.com/en/parada-de-autobus-sahagun-hotel-puerta-de-sahagun/s/19210

 

[Sheffield James]

Via rometorio and then onto Alsa website.
Renfe idem.

Here you go...
https://www.busbud.com/en/parada-de-autobus-sahagun-hotel-puerta-de-sahagun/s/19210

I’m much obliged @SabineP, as I’m sure my pilgrim friend will be too when I pass it on.

 

[SabsP]

I’m much obliged @SabineP, as I’m sure my pilgrim friend will be too when I pass it on.

Quick recovery!

 

[alexwalker]

https://www.rome2rio.com/

 

[gloria lowe]

Most bars and cafes can point you to the bus stops. I used the busbud.com many times.

 

[Phil71]

I use an app on my android called moovit. It downloads local info and will find buses, trains, planes, metro etc. I've used it in Spain Italy and uk and I think it is wonderful! It even directs you to the bus stop and tell you when to get off!