Madrid to Vitoria-Gasteiz bus

Buses from Madrid to Vitoria-Gasteiz

The Madrid Vitoria-Gasteiz bus line covers an important route: the one that connects the capital of Spain with the capital of the Basque Country. Therefore, it is a route with numerous departures, which travel each day the 350 kilometers that separate the two cities in about 4 hours, in its fastest itinerary.

What buses go from Madrid to Vitoria-Gasteiz?

The two companies that manage the Madrid Vitoria-Gasteiz buses are Alsa and Eurolines. The first is one of the big companies in Spain, which uses normal and premium vehicles on this route. The second is a specialist in long-distance journeys, including international destinations.

How long does the bus from Madrid to Vitoria-Gasteiz take?

The journey time of these Madrid Vitoria-Gasteiz buses is between 4 and 5 hours, although some express routes may take a few minutes less than 4 hours. It all depends on the number of intermediate stops: some are direct between both cities and others pick up and drop off passengers in towns such as Burgos and Lerma.

How many buses are there from Madrid to Vitoria-Gasteiz?

Madrid Vitoria-Gasteiz buses are counted by the tens every day. And they depart at all times of the day, including early morning for all-night trips. At morning peak times, there can be up to 5 departures per hour.

Where do buses from Madrid to Vitoria-Gasteiz depart from and arrive at?

Madrid Station-avenida de América: is the main station in the capital for buses going to the north of the peninsula. In fact, it acts as a transport interchange, as it has connections with metro lines 4, 7, 8, and 9 and with numerous urban and interurban bus lines. It is developed in several underground floors and has commercial premises, cafeterias, information offices, waiting areas, toilets and other services. It's 7 kilometres from the centre of Madrid.

Vitoria-Gasteiz Station: is a modern infrastructure inaugurated in 2015. It is located in a strategic area of the city, in Euskaltzaindia Plaza, next to the Basque Government. It has cafeterias, cloakroom, car park and connection with other means of transport: the tram lines Ibaiondo and Abetxuko, as well as line 2 Peripheral and line 4 Lakua-Mariturri of urban buses. In 15 minutes, the traveler will be in the cathedral of the city.