Valencia to Madrid by Train

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Cheap train tickets from Valencia to Madrid

Showing times and prices for 18 Feb

Cheapest

The best way to find a cheap train ticket from Valencia to Madrid is to book your journey as far in advance as possible and to avoid travelling at rush hour.

Cheapest
SNCF OUIGO6943
14:512h03
Valencia-Joaquín Sorolla
16:54Madrid Chamartín
£131One-way
0 changes
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SNCF OUIGO6603
20:271h56
Valencia-Joaquín Sorolla
22:23Madrid Chamartín
£131One-way
0 changes
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Renfe AVLO05155
15:322h06
Valencia-Joaquín Sorolla
17:38Madrid Chamartín
£131One-way
0 changes
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Renfe AVLO05215
21:122h06
Valencia-Joaquín Sorolla
23:18Madrid Chamartín
£131One-way
0 changes
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SNCF OUIGO6573
17:271h56
Valencia-Joaquín Sorolla
19:23Madrid Chamartín
£131One-way
0 changes

Valencia to Madrid train times

Showing trains for tomorrow, Tuesday 18 February
ProviderDepartsDurationArrivesChangesTickets
Renfe AVLO
05065
Renfe AVLO05065
06:32 Valencia-Joaquín Sorolla2h06 08:38 Madrid Chamartín0 changesDirect
iryo
06063
iryo06063
06:53 Valencia-Joaquín Sorolla2h00 08:53 Madrid Chamartín0 changesDirect
Renfe AVE
05871
Renfe AVE05871
06:57 Valencia-Joaquín Sorolla2h11 09:08 Madrid-Puerta de Atocha-Almudena Grandes0 changesDirect
Renfe AVE
05071
Renfe AVE05071
07:42 Valencia-Joaquín Sorolla1h56 09:38 Madrid Chamartín0 changesDirect
iryo
06083
iryo06083
08:12 Valencia-Joaquín Sorolla1h56 10:08 Madrid Chamartín0 changesDirect
Renfe AVE
05081
Renfe AVE05081
08:42 Valencia-Joaquín Sorolla1h56 10:38 Madrid Chamartín0 changesDirect
Renfe AVLO
05095
Renfe AVLO05095
09:32 Valencia-Joaquín Sorolla2h06 11:38 Madrid Chamartín0 changesDirect
iryo
06103
iryo06103
09:57 Valencia-Joaquín Sorolla1h56 11:53 Madrid Chamartín0 changesDirect
SNCF OUIGO
6503
SNCF OUIGO6503
10:27 Valencia-Joaquín Sorolla1h56 12:23 Madrid Chamartín0 changesDirect
Renfe AVE
05101
Renfe AVE05101
10:32 Valencia-Joaquín Sorolla2h06 12:38 Madrid Chamartín0 changesDirect
iryo
06123
iryo06123
12:27 Valencia-Joaquín Sorolla1h56 14:23 Madrid Chamartín0 changesDirect
Renfe AVE
05721
Renfe AVE05721
12:27 Valencia-Joaquín Sorolla2h10 14:37 Madrid Chamartín0 changesDirect
Renfe AVE
05131
Renfe AVE05131
13:31 Valencia-Joaquín Sorolla2h07 15:38 Madrid Chamartín0 changesDirect
iryo
06143
iryo06143
13:57 Valencia-Joaquín Sorolla1h56 15:53 Madrid Chamartín0 changesDirect
SNCF OUIGO
6943
SNCF OUIGO6943
14:51 Valencia-Joaquín Sorolla2h03 16:54 Madrid Chamartín0 changesDirect
Renfe AVE
05951
Renfe AVE05951
15:09 Valencia-Joaquín Sorolla2h09 17:18 Madrid-Puerta de Atocha-Almudena Grandes0 changesDirect
Renfe AVLO
05155
Renfe AVLO05155
15:32 Valencia-Joaquín Sorolla2h06 17:38 Madrid Chamartín0 changesDirect
iryo
06163
iryo06163
15:57 Valencia-Joaquín Sorolla1h56 17:53 Madrid Chamartín0 changesDirect
Renfe AVE
05161
Renfe AVE05161
16:35 Valencia-Joaquín Sorolla2h03 18:38 Madrid Chamartín0 changesDirect
SNCF OUIGO
6573
SNCF OUIGO6573
17:27 Valencia-Joaquín Sorolla1h56 19:23 Madrid Chamartín0 changesDirect
Renfe AVE
05171
Renfe AVE05171
17:42 Valencia-Joaquín Sorolla1h55 19:37 Madrid Chamartín0 changesDirect
iryo
06183
iryo06183
17:57 Valencia-Joaquín Sorolla1h56 19:53 Madrid Chamartín0 changesDirect
Renfe AVE
05181
Renfe AVE05181
18:31 Valencia-Joaquín Sorolla2h07 20:38 Madrid Chamartín0 changesDirect
Renfe AVE
05191
Renfe AVE05191
19:42 Valencia-Joaquín Sorolla1h56 21:38 Madrid Chamartín0 changesDirect
iryo
06203
iryo06203
19:53 Valencia-Joaquín Sorolla2h00 21:53 Madrid Chamartín0 changesDirect
SNCF OUIGO
6603
SNCF OUIGO6603
20:27 Valencia-Joaquín Sorolla1h56 22:23 Madrid Chamartín0 changesDirect
Renfe AVLO
05215
Renfe AVLO05215
21:12 Valencia-Joaquín Sorolla2h06 23:18 Madrid Chamartín0 changesDirect

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The best time to book your train from Valencia to Madrid is days before departure. See how prices for trains change on the Valencia to Madrid route.
Prices are for one-way tickets for one passenger from Valencia to Madrid per month. Insights are sourced from fares found by Omio users in the last 12 months. Current prices may differ as prices vary depending on the time of day, class or how far in advance you book your train from Valencia to Madrid.

Train times from Valencia to Madrid

Showing times and prices for 18 Feb

Fastest Journey

1 h 55 m

Average

2 h 1 m

Trains per day

27

Distance

302 km

Of the 27 trains that leave Valencia for Madrid every day 27 travel direct so it’s quite easy to avoid journeys where you’ll have to change along the way.

Fastest
Renfe AVE05171
17:421h55
Valencia-Joaquín Sorolla
19:37Madrid Chamartín
£481One-way
0 changes
iryo06123
12:271h56
Valencia-Joaquín Sorolla
14:23Madrid Chamartín
£161One-way
0 changes
SNCF OUIGO6503
10:271h56
Valencia-Joaquín Sorolla
12:23Madrid Chamartín
£151One-way
0 changes
SNCF OUIGO6603
20:271h56
Valencia-Joaquín Sorolla
22:23Madrid Chamartín
£131One-way
0 changes
iryo06163
15:571h56
Valencia-Joaquín Sorolla
17:53Madrid Chamartín
£141One-way
0 changes

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The train journey was very pleasant. In terms of equipment, everything important was available and worked without any problems, except for the wifi connection, which unfortunately didn't work properly for me. The comfort around the seats and the catering and service were excellent. The cleanliness was also more than marvellous. In my opinion, the special thing about this train journey is that you don't have to change trains and the punctuality, which was spot on. The price-performance ratio is also more than satisfactory in my opinion. All in all, a really great train journey!
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The return journey went smoothly. The train was very punctual and I noticed that the staff went out of their way to make the journey as smooth as possible. The sanitary facilities were very clean and hygienic. To cut a long story short, I didn't notice any problems or disadvantages. There was no need to change trains on the journey. I give the journey 5 stars and recommend it.
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I bought the ticket online, so I didn't have any stress when I got there. My train was on time and the staff went out of their way to make the journey as relaxed as possible. The toilets were very clean. The seats were very comfortable and I had enough space for myself. The price-performance ratio was very good. I didn't notice any disadvantages, so I would recommend the journey to others. I travelled for about 2 hours and didn't have to change trains.
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Just like the outward journey, the return journey was also very relaxing. The train was very punctual. Some advantages are also that there was good reception, as well as wifi. I was also very happy when I realised how much importance the staff attached to cleanliness. As a result, it was very clean everywhere. As I couldn't find anything negative, I give the train journey my recommendation.
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Unfortunately, there was no catering on the journey from Valencia to Madrid. The journey only took two and a half hours, we didn't have to change trains and there were no delays. The air conditioning in the AVE 5160 is very commendable, as the temperature was very pleasant, the volume was also reasonable and the seats were comfortable. There was wifi, but no power sockets. However, the toilets were locked and unfortunately I couldn't go to the toilet, which wasn't such a big problem for me as the journey was so short. The price is a bit high, but it was still well worth it.
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On the whole, the hygiene and cleanliness were a very big plus point. The comfort and journey time were exactly as expected. The train arrived on time and the value for money was an absolute treat. I would happily travel with this provider again.

Journey information

Overview: Train from Valencia to Madrid

Trains from Valencia to Madrid run on average 21 times per day, taking around 1h 59m. Cheap train tickets for this journey start at £6 if you book in advance.
Fares are the lowest economy prices found on Omio. Early booking often means lower prices. Prices change daily and are subject to availability. Discount cards, coach trips, and booking fees are not included.
Price information
Distance
302 km
Average train duration
1h 59m
Cheapest ticket price
£6
Trains per day
21
Direct trains
21
Train providers
9
Fastest train
1h 56m
First train
05:55
Last train
22:00
Fares are the lowest economy prices found on Omio. Early booking often means lower prices. Prices change daily and are subject to availability. Discount cards, coach trips, and booking fees are not included.
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Train companies: Ouigo, AVE and Renfe AVLO trains Valencia to Madrid

For as little as £7 you can travel by train to Madrid from Valencia with Ouigo, AVE and Renfe AVLO. Omio will show you the best deals, timetables and tickets available for this trip.

OUIGO is a low-cost train company based in France. It offers high-speed trains that run between major cities in France, as well as international destinations. The trains are divided into two types: TGV and Intercités. The TGV trains are the fastest, with speeds of up to 320 km/h, while the Intercités trains are slightly slower but still offer a comfortable journey. OUIGO offers a range of ticket types, including Standard, Flexi and Premium. Standard tickets are the most affordable, while Flexi and Premium tickets offer more flexibility and additional benefits such as priority boarding and access to the OUIGO Lounge. Onboard, passengers can enjoy free Wi-Fi, power sockets, and a selection of snacks and drinks. The most popular routes for OUIGO are Paris to Lyon, Paris to Marseille, and Paris to Lille.

Train information from Valencia to Madrid with Ouigo:

  • Average Duration: 1 h 53 min
  • Cheapest Price: £13

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The Valencia to Madrid Train

Want to find the cheapest tickets or fastest trains from Valencia to Madrid? Look no further! We’ve pulled together the most up-to-date and important information for you to decide how to get from Valencia to the capital of Flamenco, Madrid. Our easy guide covers everything from the train stations, train providers, high-speed trains, how to book cheap tickets and train schedules. Read on to get the most up to date information, plus discover our top tips for things to do once you’ve reached Seville.

Fallera in the festivities of Fallas in Valencia. Source: Shutterstock

How to find cheaper train tickets from Valencia to Madrid

The best way to get cheap tickets on the Valencia to Madrid trains is to buy tickets three months before the departure date. Ticket sellers often release tickets a few months before their scheduled dates and the earlier you can book, the cheaper the price. With a flexible schedule, there are more options for finding train ticket deals. Take a journey at off-peak times and search for cheaper days of the week. Trains with stops often have cheaper tickets than trains that offer direct or faster services. Train operators offer discounts for students, seniors and disabled travellers, as well as for large groups or families travelling together. Sign up to the Omio app today to receive alerts for discounts directly to your phone.

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The Omio booking pages have been designed to give you a quick and easy snapshot of the best tickets available. Once you’ve purchased your ticket, you’ll have everything sent to your phone with no need to print. What’s more, you can also enjoy live journey updates, meaning you'll be notified of any platform changes or delays, and we’ll send you a reminder when it's time to set off. If you need any help along the way, there’s a dedicated helpline to make your journey as enjoyable and hassle-free as possible. Explore your train options on Omio from the comfort of your home or on the go.

Which train companies travel from Valencia to Madrid?

Trains from Valencia to Madrid are mainly operated by Spain’s state owned rail company Renfe, with additional services by iryo, and Ouigo a subsidiary of the French SNCF network. Renfe trains are divided into different fleets and lines meaning that passengers can choose between high-speed AVE trains, Renfe AVLO trains, which are the high-speed low cost service, and slightly slower Media Distancia connections. There are also slower daily Regional train services.

Travel first class on trains from Valencia to Madrid

When travelling with Renfe you’ll have the option to choose between three different ticket types. Each ticket type is priced according to the flexibility of the ticket, the level of comfort and service you’ll receive onboard.

  • Básico (Basic) ticket: these are the cheapest tickets on the standard coaches. Passengers will receive all benefits of travelling on standard including plenty of legroom, WIFI, luggage storage and power sockets. Básico tickets cannot be exchanged or cancelled for a refund. Add-ons can be bought however, these include seat selection for €5 extra, or bringing a pet for an extra €10.
  • Elige (the Pick and mix) ticket: these tickets can be tailored to your needs. Elige ticket holders have more flexibility with exchanging or cancelling their tickets or even changing the ticket holder. The Elige ticket also gives the option to travel on Elige ESTÁNDAR (with standard seats) or Elige CONFORT (with XL comfort seats). Add-ons include seat selection, travelling with pets, or a box of food delivered to your seat for an extra €7.50
  • Prémium (Premium) ticket: these tickets offer full first class comfort and flexibility. The perks of travelling with this ticket includes XL comfort seats, unlimited free changes to your ticket, a full refund if you cancel your ticket 7 days in advance, and if you miss your train simply hop on the next one for free. The Prémium includes all add-ons including seat selection, taking pets, food service to your seat.

How long is the journey by train from Valencia to Madrid?

On average, trains take 1h 50min. Journey durations are typically affected by the number of layovers along the way but since all trains from Valencia to Madrid provide direct services, journey durations may take a few minutes longer or shorter than the average time. The high-speed trains by Renfe AVE operate at a speed of 192 mph (310 km/h) to cover a distance of 187 miles (302 km).

Daily departures: Valencia to Madrid trains

Around 26 daily trains run from Valencia to Madrid on weekdays, and around 22 on the weekends. This gives commuters and travellers plenty of options to choose the most convenient time. The earliest daily train starts its journey at around 6:38 a.m. and the last daily train leaves Valencia at around 7:10 p.m. Departure schedules may vary depending on the day of the week so it’s best to check the Omio site to receive the latest timetables and up-to-date schedules.

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What are the departure and arrival stations for the Valencia to Madrid trains?

Departure train station: the departure train station for trains from Valencia to Madrid is Valencia Joaquin Sorolla train Station. It features a first-class lounge that offers comfortable, relaxing areas to wait for your train, plus drinks, and an internet connection. The station also comes equipped with several restaurants and cafes, ATMs, washrooms, and travel information displays. If you drive to the station, you’ll find parking with long-term and short-term services. If you need help with your luggage, the station offers several luggage trolleys and luggage lockers. The station is wheelchair-equipped, and it offers accessible platforms, washrooms, and amenities. Travellers can get to the station by foot from the city centre. Alternatively, they can take taxis or drive to the station. Bus lines 9, 27, and subway line 2 provide services to the station.

Arrival train station: trains from Valencia to Madrid arrive at Madrid-Puerta de Atocha train station. It offers a Sala Club first-class lounge that provides complimentary beverages, snacks, and alcohol alongside free Wi-Fi. If you need help with your luggage, the station provides luggage trolleys and luggage lockers. There is a lost and found area, several food concession stands, vending machines, washrooms, and a travel information display. It caters to reduced mobility travellers with accessible washrooms, platforms, water fountains, restaurants, and ticket offices. Travellers can get from the station to the city centre by foot. Alternatively, they can take the Metro line 2 or a taxi to their preferred destination.

Night trains in Valencia

Night trains in Valencia provide overnight services that facilitate easy night travel. Night train services are operated by Trenhotel, which offers three categories: Turista Class bed, Grand Class, and First Class beds. Turista class beds feature cabins with four beds, sinks, and basic bedding linens. Travellers on the Turista Class bed can choose between male and female compartments. First-class beds have single or twin beds. They provide personal hygiene items and lockable cabins with sinks and personal hygiene items. They also feature wider beds and necessary beddings Grand-class cabins have single or twin beds, and they feature showers, sinks, and private bathrooms. Travellers also get complimentary toiletries and linens. All cabins have power sockets and a bar coach with simple meals, snacks and drinks.

Sustainable travel with the Valencia to Madrid train

Trains are by far the most sustainable and greenest means of travel. Their emissions only represent about two percent of the transport sector emissions. They also have a low energy consumption, which equals a tenth of the fuel used by small cars and aircraft. Trains have the ability to occupy minimal space in the environment and at the same time offer the most spacious areas to passengers onboard. Trains have a long lifetime and can go for up to 50 years without the need to re-invest in spare parts and non-renewable energy.

Services on board: Valencia to Madrid

Renfe trains offer two travel classes, first class and second class. First-class travellers get a one-by-two seating arrangement with comfortable reclining seats. They also get at-seat meal services served by attendants, an entry in all first-class lounges, and free parking at the station. Furthermore, first-class travellers can enjoy media screens, newspapers, and onboard private areas. All seats on Renfe trains are comfortable and come with an armrest and folding tables.

Trains also come with buffet cars where travellers can buy drinks, snacks, and meals. Renfe allows passengers to bring three luggage items with maximum measurements of 35x21x13 inches (85x55x35 cm). They also have to be under 55 lbs (25 kg). Trains come with luggage storage areas like overhead racks and areas at the end of the car. Pets are allowed on board with the correct ticket, provided they are on a leash. All trains are wheelchair accessible with accessible washrooms, designated wheelchair areas, and accessible washrooms. The Omio magazine provides insights into the best travel experience from Valencia to Madrid.

Madrid, the historic city skyline. Source: Shutterstock

Travel tips: exploring Madrid by train

Madrid, Spain’s capital, is popular for its world-class art museums and numerous tourist attractions. Puerta del Sol is one of the highlights in Madrid. It rings with a festival scene, providing street performers, masses of colour and numerous activities. Nature lovers will love a visit to the lush and well-manicured Buen Retiro Park. Travellers can enjoy rowing boats at the Park’s tranquil lake, puppet shows at the Teatro de Titeres, or a walk along its elegant walkways. The Royal Palace and Gardens offers guided tours of Spanish history where you’ll be able to marvel at the establishment’s iconic columns, Doric pilasters, and scenic interiors. History lovers can visit the Royal Armory, which features over 3,000 exhibits from the Middle Ages. Here’s a list of top things to check on on your upcoming trip to Madrid.

  • Prado Museum
  • Fuente de Cibeles
  • Museo Sorolla.
  • Madrid Rio Park.
  • Almudena Cathedral

You can discover more about things to do in Madrid with the Omio magazine.

International trains from Madrid

The main international routes for trains in Spain usually depart and arrive from Madrid and Barcelona. A couple of the most popular international routes connected to Madrid go to Lisbon and Paris. If you’re looking to explore the rest of Europe by train, check out some of the popular routes and download the Omio app. It’s a convenient way to find tickets in any language, no matter which country you’re travelling to.

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Spain not only has a great national train network but it is well connected to many parts of Europe. Depending on where you are in the country it can take just a matter of hours to get to cities such as Bordeaux, Paris and Lisbon all from the comfort of a train seat.

Taking the Train from Valencia

AVE high-speed trains from Valencia to Madrid depart from Joaquin Sorolla station, located on the southern edge of the city centre. The station is connected to the Valencia Metro, with the Joaquin Sorolla-Jesus stop on Avenida de Giorgeta close to the terminus. Taxis are available from the rank next to the station entrance. There are 5 city bus lines stopping next to the station and a shuttle bus connects Joaquin Corolla to the nearby Valencia Nord station, departure point for Intercity and Regional trains to Madrid. The Bailen Metro station is close to the Nord terminus.

Getting into Madrid by Train

Madrid is a striking and engaging capital famous for its non-stop nightlife and restaurant scene. Visitors combine the tapas trails of the central squares with cultural highlights that include the galleries of the Prado. RENFE AVE trains from Valencia to Madrid arrive at Puerta de Atocha station, situated in the centre of the city. The station has its own metro stop, Atocha-RENFE, with connections across the city on line 1. Bus stops provide links on 8 bus routes including the circular service which connects major sights in the centre. There are taxi ranks situated on Plaza del Embarcadero, Mendez Alvaro street and at the main arrivals terminal.

FAQs: Valencia to Madrid train

FAQs: Travel by train from Valencia to Madrid easily. Whether you want fast, cheap or something entirely different, our travel experts have collected everything you need to know so you can find the best option from Valencia to Madrid.
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Cheap train tickets from Valencia to Madrid can start from as little as £4 when you book in advance. The average train ticket price for Valencia to Madrid is £16; however, prices vary depending on the time of day and class and they tend to be more expensive on the day.
On average the Valencia to Madrid train time is 1 h 55 min   covering the 187 mile long route, but the journey time can vary depending on specific dates or if traveling on weekends and holidays.
The first train from Valencia to Madrid leaves at 05: 55. Plan your trip with the Journey Planner   from Omio.
The last train from Valencia to Madrid leaves at 22: 00.
Yes, it is possible to travel from Valencia to Madrid without having to change trains with Ouigo, AVE, Renfe AVLO or iryo. There are 19 direct trains from Valencia to Madrid each day. There may be fewer direct services available on weekends or holidays.
Yes, you can take a high-speed train from Valencia to Madrid with Ouigo or iryo. Overall you can travel with the following companies: Ouigo, AVE, Renfe AVLO, iryo or Renfe Intercity.
For the best Valencia to Madrid train to book, you can travel safely and comfortably with Ouigo, AVE, Renfe AVLO, iryo or Renfe Intercity. However, it's always good to check all possible train providers with services to Madrid from Valencia to compare what amenities they may offer.
No, there are no night trains, the latest train for this route is 22: 00.

Passengers board the train most frequently from Valencia-Joaquín Sorolla, which is located around 1.2 miles (2 km) away from the city centre, and they get off the train at Madrid-Puerta de Atocha-Almudena Grandes, located 1.4 miles (2.2 km) away from the city centre.

A day trip to Madrid from Valencia is worth doing with a journey time of 1 h 55 min each way. Check with Omio app   the best way to travel.
The cheapest month for a train from Valencia to Madrid is November.
It's helpful to compare your options as there are 3 ways to travel to Madrid from Valencia including taking a train, coach or flight.

Important Stations and Airports in Valencia and Madrid

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The major train station for departures in Valencia is Valencia Joaquín Sorolla. Find all the information you need to know about services, amenities and connections at Valencia Joaquín Sorolla for your trip from Valencia to Madrid.
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  • Mon - Sat: 05:45 - 23:59
  • Sun: 06:45 - 23:59
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Distance to city center
1 km
Lockers
Lockers
  • Open daily from 07:00 to 22:00.
Dining
Dining
  • Coffee Coffee
  • The Pause – Lavazza
  • Mon Orxata
  • McDonald’s
Accessibility
Accessibility
  • The station is fully accessible, including wheelchair parking, adapted elevators, adapted platforms.
Hotel
Hotel
  • Petite Palace Ruzafa
  • Hotel Conqueridor
  • Senator Parque Central Hotel
Ticket Office
Ticket Office
  • Mon - Sat: 05:45 - 23:59
  • Sun: 06:45 - 23:59
Public transport options for Valencia Joaquín Sorolla
  • Bus lines: 9, 10, 27, 89, 90, free shuttle to Nord Station
  • Metro lines: 3 and 5
  • Train lines: AVE, Alvia, Euromed, Intercity
The major train station for arrivals in Madrid is Madrid Chamartín. Find all the information you need to know about services, amenities and connections at Madrid Chamartín for your journey to Madrid from Valencia.
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ATMATM
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HotelHotel
Lost and Found OfficeLost and Found Office
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Distance to city center
6 km
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WifiWifi
LockersLockers
ParkingParking
DiningDining
ATMATM
TaxisTaxis
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  • Mon - Sun: 10:00 - 20:00
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Distance to city center
1 km
Wifi
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  • Free WiFi in the station and on all Renfe trains.
Lockers
Lockers
  • Open daily from 05:30 to 22:00.
Dining
Dining
  • Passion Food
  • La Barrila
  • Enrique Tomás
  • Pic Nic
  • Foodissimo!
  • PureGusto
  • Burger King
Accessibility
Accessibility
  • Wheelchair parking, adapted elevators, adapted platforms, lobby shopping area.
Hotel
Hotel
  • 60 Balconies Urban Stay
  • Only YOU Hotel Atocha
  • SLEEP’N Atocha
Ticket Office
Ticket Office
  • Mon - Sun: 10:00 - 20:00
Public transport options for Madrid-Puerta de Atocha-Almudena Grandes
  • Metro lines: 1
  • Bus lines: 10, 14, 24, 26, 32, 37, 54, 57, 59, 85, 86, 102, 121, 203
  • Train lines: C1, C2, C3, C4, C5, C7, C8, C10

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