Valencia to Valladolid train

Trains from Valencia to Valladolid

There are many possibilities to travel by train between Valencia and Valladolid. Specifically, more than 258 different departures, although it is true that many share the same schedule, always between early morning and mid-afternoon. The trip takes place in a quiet, comfortable way with a stop in Madrid.

What trains go from Valencia to Valladolid?

Renfe, which manages the Valencia Valladolid trains, offers 2 types of railways: standard and AVE. In both cases they are modern vehicles with comfortable, spacious seats, delivery of headphones, audiovisual entertainment and quiet environment. Many of them include bar car.

How long does the train from Valencia to Valladolid take?

While these Spanish cities are about 550 kilometres apart, the fastest Valencia Valladolid trains make the journey in less than 4 hours: 3 hours and 50 minutes. Since there is always a technical stop in Madrid, and sometimes includes a stopover with a change of train and additional waiting, some trips take up to 17 hours to reach their destination.

How many trains are there from Valencia to Valladolid?

Every day, between the 12 hours separating 6 a.m. and 6 p.m., there are up to 258 train departures from Valencia in the direction of Pucela. Many of them share schedules, so there are not as many departure times available as one would expect, although in that time interval there is at least 1 alternative every hour.

Where do the trains from Valencia to Valladolid depart from and arrive at?

Valencia-Joaquín Sorolla train station : this functional and pleasant levantina station is located 800 metres from the Estación del Norte, right in the centre of the city. Getting to it is very easy thanks to the existence of bus stops in its vicinity, specifically lines 27, 64 and N6. Among its services are restaurants, suitcase holders, luggage storage, parking, public restrooms and ATMs.

Valladolid Campo Grande Train Station: Also known as Estación del Norte, it is well located between the Campo Grande park and the popular Plaza de Colón. You can take the urban buses 2, 9, B1, M1 and P13 in its surroundings, so its connectivity is great. Includes parking, shops, restrooms, suitcase trolleys, telephone, cafeteria, club room, restaurant and car rental offices, as well as club room.