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Getting to Madrid and staying there for a post-camino visit
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[QUOTE="peregrina2000, post: 379152, member: 537"] Hi, Christian, I usually just fly into Madrid from Santiago early in the morning and make my connection without leaving the airport. But if I want to spend some time in Madrid after walking, I personally like the train option. I've taken the night train (tren hotel, it's called) which gets you to Madrid early in the morning. I then go leave my pack at my hotel and have the whole day ahead of me. You can get really good rates, my most recent trip on this train was probably in 2011 and I think I paid some ridiculous price like 27 € for a bunk in a compartment with three other people (and much to my delight, the bunk compartments are now sex-segregated unless you are a group and want to be together). There are cheap flights on airlines like Easy Jet, Ryan Air, etc. And of course there are buses. So you have a lot of choices. I would stay in Madrid somewhere near Puerta del Sol so you can then hop on the Cercanías train to get back out to the airport quickly. That also gives you easy walking access to many of the main tourist sites in Madrid. Buen camino, Laurie [/QUOTE]
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