Santiago de Compostela to Madrid Trains
Departure schedule
Morning departures
Fastest trip3 hrs 4 min
Longest trip3 hrs 26 min
Earliest05:47
Latest11:48
Departures5
Afternoon departures
Fastest trip3 hrs 6 min
Longest trip3 hrs 39 min
Earliest14:37
Latest17:48
Departures4
Evening departures
Fastest trip3 hrs 9 min
Longest trip3 hrs 9 min
Earliest20:05
Latest20:05
Departures1
Travelling from Santiago de Compostela to Madrid by Train
Aside from its delicious cuisine and exceptional wines, Spain's allure extends to an impressive network of high-speed trains that efficiently connect its major cities. Trains departing almost every hour connect the Santiago de Compostela to Madrid region, providing exceptional connectivity. As well as being convenient and efficient, train travel is also cost-effective. Further, the central location of train stations in each city makes this form of transportation the obvious choice. The train can be a significantly more convenient and faster mode of transportation than traveling by road, making journeys between Santiago de Compostela and Madrid, for example, much shorter and more convenient.
Santiago de Compostela to Madrid trains information
Santiago de Compostela
SANTIAGO DE COMPOSTELA-DANIEL CASTELAO, SpainSantiago de Compostela bus station, Spain
599 km
Madrid
Puerta de Atocha, SpainChamartin, SpainMadrid - Atocha Cercanias, SpainPrincipe Pio, SpainMadrid Estacion Sur, SpainMadrid Avenida de America Bus Station, Spain
3 h 4 m
Shortest travel time
$65
Lowest train ticket cost
10
Avg. daily departures
05:47
Earliest departure
20:05
Latest departure
Aside from its delicious cuisine and exceptional wines, Spain's allure extends to an impressive network of high-speed trains that efficiently connect its major cities. Trains departing almost every hour connect the Santiago de Compostela to Madrid region, providing exceptional connectivity. As well as being convenient and efficient, train travel is also cost-effective. Further, the central location of train stations in each city makes this form of transportation the obvious choice. The train can be a significantly more convenient and faster mode of transportation than traveling by road, making journeys between Santiago de Compostela and Madrid, for example, much shorter and more convenient.