Trains from Plasencia to Madrid

Plasencia trains to Madrid

The Plasencia Madrid train route connects the second most populated city in the province of Cáceres with the capital of Spain. It covers in about 3 hours the approximately 250 kilometers that separate both destinations. Although it has intermediate stops, it is a direct route.

What trains go from Plasencia to Madrid?

Renfe covers this route with its Media Distancia service, with Regional Express trains. It is a direct route, with intermediate stops in important towns such as Talavera de la Reina or Navalmoral de la Mata.

How long does the train from Plasencia to Madrid take?

The average time on the Plasencia Madrid train route is 3 hours. Specifically, and depending on the number of intermediate stops, the shortest journey lasts 2 hours and 48 minutes, while the longest makes the itinerary in 3 hours and 13 minutes.

How many trains are there from Plasencia to Madrid?

The train journey Plasencia Madrid is available every day of the week: from Monday to Friday there are 4 services, while weekends are reduced to 3. Departures take place from early morning until late afternoon.

Where do trains from Plasencia to Madrid depart from and arrive at?

Plasencia Station: is the only one in this city of Cáceres. It is located to the south of the city, in Calle Alfonso Camargo s/n, approximately 1 kilometre from the historic centre. This is a small building with cafeteria, bathrooms and parking with places for people with reduced mobility. It has a bus stop of line 2, which in just 10 minutes leaves the traveler in the area of the cathedrals. Its frequency is every half-hour on weekdays and every hour on weekends and public holidays.

Madrid-Atocha Station Cercanías: Plasencia Madrid train route ends at Madrid's main station. Specifically, in the area dedicated to commuter trains. The station offers all kinds of services to travellers: cafeterias and restaurants, toilets, commercial establishments, customer information office, etc. As for its connection with the rest of the city, it has a Metro (line 1), taxi and bus stop, with numerous lines such as 10, 14, 26, 32 or 37. It is also the epicentre of the railway lines that connect the capital with the rest of the region. El Buen Retiro Park, the Prado Museum and the Reina Sofía Museum are located in its surroundings, among other places of interest.