Buses from Palencia to Madrid

Bus from Palencia to Madrid

The departure frequency of the Palencia Madrid buses is established at intervals of 4 or 7 hours, and they are distributed 24 hours a day. The distance between the two cities is more than 250 kilometres, and the bus journeys that cover it last more than 3 hours.

Which buses go from Palencia to Madrid?

The Palencia Madrid bus route is managed by ALSA. It uses modern, well-equipped coaches for this purpose. Trips in the "Normal" category offer air conditioning and toilet, and allow you to bring 1 pet and 1 surfboard or 1 bicycle. The "Supra Economy" category buses have free wifi, entertainment, can carry 1 pet and 1 sports element, and can have 1 seat for wheelchair.

How long is the bus from Palencia to Madrid?

The minimum time needed by Palencia Madrid buses to complete their journey is 3 hours and 15 minutes. These trips can stop in Calabazanos, Dueñas, Cabezón de Pisuerga, Valladolid, Boecillo, Mojados, Olmedo, San Cristóbal de la Vega, Montuenga, Martín Muñoz de las Posadas and Sanchidrián before arriving at the destination, or they can make only one stop in Valladolid.

How many buses from Palencia to Madrid?

From Tuesday to Sunday there are 5 Palencia Madrid bus departures per day. Monday is the only day that 6 departures are scheduled, and a night service is included. They can reach the South station and also the Moncloa interchange and Barajas airport, in Madrid.

Where do the buses from Palencia to Madrid depart from and arrive at?

Palencia Bus Station: is located in a very central location, 5 minutes walk from the train station. It has lockers, toilets, services accessible to people with reduced mobility, information office, drink dispensers and cafeteria. It is possible to get there from any point in the city by taking the bus line 1.

Madrid Southern Bus Station: functions as a transport interchange. Here suburban, metro, urban, interurban and international bus services converge. It is 5 kilometres from the centre and can be reached in 10 minutes by suburban train lines C1 and C5. It has a cafeteria, toilets, luggage storage, restaurant, car park and taxi rank. This route sometimes ends at the Moncloa interchange, where metro lines 3 and 6 pass, and at Barajas airport, connected to the centre by metro line 8.