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Zamora

Zamora

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By Air:
The city of Zamora doesn't have an airport, but the biggest cities nearby do. The nearest airport is the Airport of Valladolid, 107 km far from Zamora. Other possibility is the one of León, 145 km far, or the one in Salamaca, 152 km from Zamora.
Tel: (+34) 902 40 47 04 (AENA Customer Assistance Service)
Web: www.aena.es  

 

By Train:

* Train Station:
Behind the Bus Station.
Address: Carretera la Estación, s/n
Tel: (+34) 902 24 02 02
Web: www.renfe.es

These are the trains that departure from this station:

  • Valladolid (1½ hours, one daily train)
  • Orense (2 hours, two daily trains)
  • Medina del Campo
  • Ávila-Madrid
  • Zaragoza-Lérida-Tarragona-Barcelona
  • Alicante
  • Puebla
  • La Coruña
  • Vigo
  • Pontevedra

By Bus:

* Bus Station:
It is just 30 minutes walking from the city center.
Address: Avenida Alfonso Peña
Tel: (+34) 980 52 12 81

You will find regular services via Toro, Tordesillas and Medina del Campo to/from:

  • Salamanca (1 hour)
  • León  (1½ hours)
  • Valladolid (1½ hours)
  • Madrid (2 hours and 45 min)

* Auto-Res:
Communicates Zamora with other Castilian cities, such as Ávila, Guadarrama, Madrid, Salamanca, San Rafael, and Villacastín, for example.
Web: www.avanzabus.com

* ZamoraSalamanca:
Buses from Zamora to Salamanca, León and Ponferrada.
Tel: (+34) 980 52 17 63 / 980 51 17 81
Web: www.zamorasalamanca.com

* ALSA:
Offers services to a lot of destinations, such as La Coruña, Barcelona (and the airport), Bilbao, Cangas de Onís, Écija, Ferrol, Gerona, Logroño, Palencia, Pamplona, Santurce, Torrelavega and Zaragoza, among others.
Tel: (+34) 902 42 22 42
Web: www.alsa.es

 

By Car or Motorbike:

* Roads:

  • Road N-630 goes to the city of Benavente. From here, you can take highway A-6, that goes from Madrid (southeast) to La Coruña (northwest).
  • Highway A-66 goes south, to Salamanca, and continues its way heading to the province of Caceres.
  • Road N-122 heads to Portugal, becomes road E-82 and ends in Bragança. From N-122 you can also take road ZA-324, also going to Portugal but passing by the town of Miranda de Duero.
  • Both highway A-11 or Autovía del Duero and road N-122 to the west go to the city of Tordesillas, where you can take highway A-6 (Madrid-La Coruña) or highway A-62 to Valladolid.
  • Road N-631 goes north, towards Galicia.

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