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Getting a Spanish SIM card in Sevilla or Madrid

Rajy62

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Frances 2013, Norte/primitivo 2014, vdlp (2015)
Anyone knows where in Sevilla (or madrid) I could get a local Spanish SIM card?
 
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I like Vodafone. I've used it every year and have never had problems using or upping the card.
It has worked for me everywhere along the Camino and is quite inexpensive.
I think I paid about 30 euros last year for the entire Camino.
 
Anniesantiago said:
I like Vodafone. I've used it every year and have never had problems using or upping the card.
It has worked for me everywhere along the Camino and is quite inexpensive.
I think I paid about 30 euros last year for the entire Camino.
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where did you pick that up? At the airport? or local stores in spain?
 
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If you're staying in Madrid, there is a Vodafone right up the street from Atocha rail station.
Just check a local map or Google Maps or ask a local.
They're everywhere. (Vodafone)

 
Anniesantiago said:
If you're staying in Madrid, there is a Vodafone right up the street from Atocha rail station.
Just check a local map or Google Maps or ask a local.
They're everywhere. (Vodafone)
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Great, thanks.
 
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Across the street from the Plaza de Armas bus station is a cell phone store.

Good guy runs the place.

Has all of your needs there.

The store is on same side of the street as the bus station. (River side)

Not on the old train station side (now shopping mall)

Will post address later
 
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sim cards less an issue for EU Citizens.
 
I always use Orange. There is a shop in Plaza del Sol in Madrid and in Triana in Seville.
 
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