Balsicas to Madrid train

Trains from Balsica to Madrid

Travelling on a Balsicas Madrid train means enjoying a relaxing journey full of comforts and high level services. During this tour, which lasts between 4 and 5 hours, passengers will have at their disposal ample seats of great comfort, areas adapted for people with reduced mobility, bar-cafeteria and digital system of audio and video.

What trains go from Balsicas to Madrid?

The long-distance fleet Alvia and Altaria covers the 430 kilometers separating the two cities daily. Balsicas Madrid trains are managed by Renfe and reach speeds of up to 250 km/h, which means that the journey time can be significantly reduced. In addition to benefiting from all the comforts of Alvia and Altaria, your customers can travel free on Renfe Cercanías trains in both the city of origin and the destination.

How long does the train from Balsicas to Madrid take?

Travel time between Balsicas and Madrid depends on the type of train and the number of stops made during the journey. Routes aboard Alvia are shorter and usually last 3 hours and 48 minutes. The duration of the route in charge of Altaria oscillates between 4 hours and 40 minutes and 5 hours. All Balsicas Madrid trains are direct.

How many trains are there from Balsicas to Madrid?

From Monday to Friday there are 4 trains a day between Balsicas and Madrid. On Saturdays there are 2 connections and on Sundays there are 4 direct links between both cities. Depending on the train, the Balsicas Madrid routes run through intermediate stops in Murcia, Albacete, Hellín, Cieza, Alcázar de San Juan, La Roda de Albacete, Socuellamos and Villarrobledo.

Where do the trains from Balsicas to Madrid come from and where?

Balsicas-Mar Menor Station: located in the Murcian municipality of Torre-Pacheco, 7 kilometres from the Mar Menor lagoon. Inside there is a cafeteria, telephone booth, ticket office, restrooms and services for people with reduced mobility. The station communicates with the city centre by means of buses 36, 42, 70 and 39. Regional trains connect its enclosure with numerous coastal towns.

Madrid Atocha Station: located near the Reina Sofía Museum and Paseo del Prado. Its imposing building houses fast food outlets, shops, cafeterias, car rental agencies, post office, press, tobacconists and ATMs. Line 1 of the metro, accessible from inside the station, connects its premises with different strategic points in the city.