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I’ve been through Madrid Barajas to Atocha station >20 times since the 2012 post; and I’ve never been aware of a Cercanias train that covers that route (to the northern Chamartin station, yes - but not Atocha)I am about to walk the Via de la Plata from Seville to Santiago de Compostela. This thread is more than 10 years old, and seems to be fairly accurate from the bits of information I have found searching this forum.
I'm arriving at Madrid Barajas terminal 1 this coming Friday, April 7 at 8:45 AM (from Los Angels via Atlanta). I have a ticket from Puerto de Atocha train station to Seville at 2:00 PM. From searching this forum, it appears I can do the following:
1. Go through immigration, then make my way to Terminal 4. (How?)
2. Find a Cercanias train to Puerta de Atocha train station
3. Arrive at Atocha train station, find AVE train to Seville
Does this appear correct? My questions are:
How to get from terminal 1 to terminal 4 at the airport?
Will it be easy to find the correct train, Cercanias commuter train to get to Atocha, and can I easily purchase a ticket there? I suspect there are tickets machines available...reasonable assumption?
Thank-you,
Buen Camino!
--james--
This link will explain your options and costs.I am about to walk the Via de la Plata from Seville to Santiago de Compostela. This thread is more than 10 years old, and seems to be fairly accurate from the bits of information I have found searching this forum.
I'm arriving at Madrid Barajas terminal 1 this coming Friday, April 7 at 8:45 AM (from Los Angels via Atlanta). I have a ticket from Puerto de Atocha train station to Seville at 2:00 PM. From searching this forum, it appears I can do the following:
1. Go through immigration, then make my way to Terminal 4. (How?)
2. Find a Cercanias train to Puerta de Atocha train station
3. Arrive at Atocha train station, find AVE train to Seville
Does this appear correct? My questions are:
How to get from terminal 1 to terminal 4 at the airport?
Will it be easy to find the correct train, Cercanias commuter train to get to Atocha, and can I easily purchase a ticket there? I suspect there are tickets machines available...reasonable assumption?
Thank-you,
Buen Camino!
--james--
Well, @henrythedog you and your owner just haven’t been paying attention. The C-1 Cercanías train has always gone straight to Atocha, and the more recently added C-10 train does too. The bus may be a great solution, particularly for those arriving in T1 and T2, but Cercanías would be my go-to option.I’ve been through Madrid Barajas to Atocha station >20 times since the 2012 post; and I’ve never been aware of a Cercanias train that covers that route (to the northern Chamartin station, yes - but not Atocha)
I stand corrected. Thanks.Well, @henrythedog you and your owner just haven’t been paying attention. The C-1 Cercanías train has always gone straight to Atocha, and the more recently added C-10 train does too. The bus may be a great solution, particularly for those arriving in T1 and T2, but Cercanías would be my go-to option.
Check out the map here.
Cercanías de Madrid ( Mapa de Rutas y Líneas ) | Renfe
Consulta el mapa con las rutas y líneas de Cercanías de Madrid. Elige tu ruta y viaja con nosotros.www.renfe.com
I am about to walk the Via de la Plata from Seville to Santiago de Compostela. This thread is more than 10 years old, and seems to be fairly accurate from the bits of information I have found searching this forum.
I'm arriving at Madrid Barajas terminal 1 this coming Friday, April 7 at 8:45 AM (from Los Angels via Atlanta). I have a ticket from Puerto de Atocha train station to Seville at 2:00 PM. From searching this forum, it appears I can do the following:
1. Go through immigration, then make my way to Terminal 4. (How?)
2. Find a Cercanias train to Puerta de Atocha train station
3. Arrive at Atocha train station, find AVE train to Seville
Does this appear correct? My questions are:
How to get from terminal 1 to terminal 4 at the airport?
Will it be easy to find the correct train, Cercanias commuter train to get to Atocha, and can I easily purchase a ticket there? I suspect there are tickets machines available...reasonable assumption?
Thank-you,
Buen Camino!
--james-
I would also always catch the aerobus, pretty quick, cheap and comes with free views of the city. Likewise didn't know about the Cercania option.
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