Guadalajara-Yebes (Train Station): Departures and guide

Travel to Guadalajara-Yebes train station from Guadalajara city center

Guadalajara is a small city in Spain, located about 37 miles (60 kilometers) northeast of Madrid, in the Castilla-La Mancha region. The city has been around since pre-Roman times and its history is well preserved in the architecture that surrounds the city. There are a few important landmarks in Guadalajara which are known throughout the world, such as the Palacio del Infantado, the Parque Natural del Alto Tajo, the Pantheon of the Condesa de la Vega del Pozo, and the Cathedral de Santa Maria de Siguenza. The Guadalajara-Yebes train station is located four and a half miles (seven kilometers) away from the city center and can not be reached with public transportation. Therefore, travelers have to take a taxi or drive in order to reach the station. The main and only other station in the city is the Guadalajara train station which is located 1.5 miles (two and a half kilometers) away from the city center.

What is the best way to get to the train station from the city center

Most of the important attractions that travelers desire to visit in Guadalajara are found within the city center. Travelers who wish to travel to the train station from Guadalajara city center will find that the city currently does not offer any method of public transportation to reach this destination. It isn't within walking distance either. Therefore, travelers are advised to book or find a taxi in order to reach their destination. The distance traveled between the city center of Guadalajara and Guadalajara-Yebes train station is four and a half miles (seven kilometers) and will take approximately 1two minutes to arrive by taxi. Travelers are advised to plan their travel to the train station in advance in order to arrive at the station on time.

How far is it from the city center to the train station? 

The city center of Guadalajara has much to offer, such as the Plaza de Espana, Palacio del Infantado, Torreón del Alamín, Parroquia de San Ginés, and the Panteón de la Duquesa de Sevillano. All these landmarks are located within the city limits of Guadalajara. Unfortunately, the Guadalajara-Yebes train station is located more than four miles (seven kilometers) outside the city limits of Guadalajara and it is not reachable with public transportation or on foot. If travelers wish to get to the Guadalajara-Yebes train station, the most recommended method is by taxi or rental car. The ride from the downtown area is 12 minutes. If this is too inconvenient, visitors can use the main train station of Guadalajara. The Guadalajara train station is more conveniently located only a mile and a half (two and a half kilometers) from the city center, making it reachable on foot in 30 minutes. It is also directly connected to the bus routes. To get to the Guadalajara station by bus, being at the Estación de Autobuses de C/Dos De Mayo station and take the ALSA-6 bus for three stops. The entire ride is five minutes long.

How accessible is the train station for those with limited mobility?

The Guadalajara-Yebes train station is a modern facility and is therefore fully-accessible for passengers with limited mobility. At the moment, the train station does not offer much information regarding their specific facilities and services. Because of this, travelers needing special or personal assistance when arriving and departing from the train station are encouraged to call before their journey and plan accordingly. There is no information at this time about the accessibility features for the visually or aurally impaired either. It is best to call in advance for assistance with arrivals and departures.

Local tips: the train station and points of interest

There is plenty to do with a few hours to spare in Guadalajara. The city, located by the river Henares, has a rich history connected with the life of the Dukes of Infantado in the capital of La Alcarria. Although a small city, Guadalajara has a few main attractions and landmarks that travelers may enjoy visiting during their stay. Some of the most notable attractions in Guadalajara are the Chapel of Luis Lucena or Los Urbina, the Infantado Palace, the Guadalajara Museum, the Pantheon of the Duchess of Sevillano, the Guadalajara Zoo, the Palacio de la Cotilla, and the Santa María Concattedrale. The cuisine fo Guadalajara has as much a storied past as the architecture. Visitors to the city are encouraged to try the paella and the chueltas rib eye, both local specialties. Cafes and restaurants throughout the downtown area provide ample opportunity to try the local delicacies.