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Suggestions on flying to and from Camino Frances from LA for a two week pilgrimage
LOL, that is so true about anything past the Hudson may as well be in Australia! Still laughing :)- lovetoread3
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Madrid Airport Taxi Rip Off
Best comment so far- lovetoread3
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Madrid Airport Taxi Rip Off
Cabify is a private cab company different than the cabs in the queue at the airport. I think it's only in Spain, Portugal and some countries in South America. I don't know why the fare was 23E. That's what I paid, though. The nice thing about Cabify (like other such companies - ie Lyft) is...- lovetoread3
- Post #13
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Madrid Airport Taxi Rip Off
I took a Cabify from the airport to Cuatro Caminos 3 weeks ago and it was 23€. Haven't ever take a cab so did not know about the flat rate. If I had only had my backpack, I would have taken the metro, bus or train. An option to taking a cab at the flat rate might be to take the metro to the...- lovetoread3
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Train from Madrid to Pamplona
When you say you're planning to stay overnight in Madrid, are you coming into Madrid proper to stay? If so, you can get a train ticket at Atocha and I think you can get a bus ticket as well which gives you some options so you wouldn't have to go back to the airport (for a bus). The closer to...- lovetoread3
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Train from Santiago to Madrid
Not sure, I have no experience with that airline. But on Ryanair, you can go online and add a checked bag. It's more $ than if you had done it when booking the ticket but still less than doing it at the airport. Try Iberia's website for your options. Good luck.- lovetoread3
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Train from Santiago to Madrid
Flying is a great option; Europe has loads of cheap flights. If you understand all the requirements (i.e. with RyanAir, you must print out your boarding pass before going to the airport or they charge you a ridiculous fee to print it for you; if you're going to check luggage, make sure you...- lovetoread3
- Post #14
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Train from Santiago to Madrid
2 Mayo https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dos_de_Mayo_Uprising HUGE holiday here, that's why it goes on so long.- lovetoread3
- Post #12
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Train from Santiago to Madrid
There is a major Spanish holiday starting Friday April 27 that will likely impact your travels. Plan to have your reservations made asap or avoid traveling between April 27 & May 2. Maybe try to get to Madrid by April 25 to sightsee a few days, then you can easily bus or metro or train...- lovetoread3
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