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Hello, you can also check the ROME2RIO website.Hello!
I am starting to plan our Camino - me, husband and our sons aged 9 and 12. Due to time constraints and the fact that we want to make it an enjoyable experience for our sons we will be doing our Camino in stages over 3-4 years (from Australia)
We will be flying in to Paris and either catching a train or plane down to SJPdP. I am thinking of going as far as Burgos.
I am after advice on the best way to get to an international airport - either Paris or Spain (it doesn't matter) from Burgos OR is there a more convenient town that we should aim for on our last day.
I haven't worked out the finer details of our walking time - we are leaving Oz March 20 2018 and aiming to catch a flight home no later than 12 April (a day or 2 earlier would be better).
I will post this question separately, but would love to hear any experiences of walking in March and walking with children.
Thank you.
They moved it? Used to be just across the river right after leaving the casco historico.Burgos train station is fairly new and situated outside the city. There are buses from Burgos to the station.
Yes, the center-city Burgos rr station was closed a few years ago. The new station outside the city is Burgos-Rosa de Lima.They moved it? Used to be just across the river right after leaving the casco historico.
Yes - right on the NE edge of town not too far from the airport. Wide open land on 3 sides. Feels very strange and unlikely for the major station of a city the size of Burgos.They moved it? Used to be just across the river right after leaving the casco historico.
Good to know, thank you. So is it still walking distance from the cathedral? I don't know where the airport is.Yes - right on the NE edge of town not too far from the airport. Wide open land on 3 sides. Feels very strange and unlikely for the major station of a city the size of Burgos.
Good to know, thank you. So is it still walking distance from the cathedral? I don't know where the airport is.
Who came up with that idea? Thanks for the info.Yes, the center-city Burgos rr station was closed a few years ago. The new station outside the city is Burgos-Rosa de Lima.
See more here--
https://www.caminodesantiago.me/community/threads/train-station-in-burgos-google-maps.6859/
Very true!@anemone I'd be careful about using the phrase "walking distance" on this forum - Calais to Rome was within walking distance for me but it took me a whileGoogle Maps makes it 5.5km from the station to the cathedral by the most direct route. Wouldn't want to do it in a hurry.
Probably tied up with the new high-speed train lines popping up all over Spain. They need a lot of space and the old tracks just aren't up to the job. Easier to build brand new lines and stations in a lot of places than to upgrade the existing ones. Building a new line through Burgos itself would have been a nightmare politically and logistically.Who came up with that idea? Thanks for the info.
Hello!
I am starting to plan our Camino - me, husband and our sons aged 9 and 12. Due to time constraints and the fact that we want to make it an enjoyable experience for our sons we will be doing our Camino in stages over 3-4 years (from Australia)
We will be flying in to Paris and either catching a train or plane down to SJPdP. I am thinking of going as far as Burgos.
I am after advice on the best way to get to an international airport - either Paris or Spain (it doesn't matter) from Burgos OR is there a more convenient town that we should aim for on our last day.
I haven't worked out the finer details of our walking time - we are leaving Oz March 20 2018 and aiming to catch a flight home no later than 12 April (a day or 2 earlier would be better).
I will post this question separately, but would love to hear any experiences of walking in March and walking with children.
Thank you.
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