1h 2m, Direct
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ValladolidValladolid Campo Grande
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MadridMadrid-Chamartín-Clara Campoamor
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First train
06:23
Last train
22:34
Travel duration
1h 2m
Daily departures
18
Departure station
Valladolid
Changes
direct
Arrival station
Madrid
Ticket price
from $8
Fastest trip
54m
Longest trip
1h 35m
Trains to Valladolid
Inbound trains reach Valladolid mainly at Valladolid-Campo Grande. Renfe AVE, Alvia, Avant, and Ouigo Espana services arrive from Madrid Chamartin in around 55m to 1h10m. Trains from Segovia reach Valladolid in about 35m, while services from Palencia arrive in around 25m. Northern and northeastern services reach Valladolid from Leon in around 1h10m and from Burgos in roughly 55m to 1h15m. Regional trains from Salamanca arrive in about 1h30m. Longer Alvia and regional services also bring passengers from Santander, Bilbao, and Gijon, usually arriving at Valladolid-Campo Grande before continuing or terminating there.
Visiting Valladolid
Valladolid is a key rail hub in Castile and Leon, positioned on Spain's high-speed corridor between Madrid and the north. The city has one main long-distance train station, Valladolid-Campo Grande, and is served by Renfe and Ouigo Espana. Its rail role is strongest on the Madrid - Valladolid high-speed line, which continues toward Leon, Palencia, Burgos, and the Cantabrian coast.
Services from Valladolid include AVE high-speed trains, Alvia long-distance trains that continue beyond the high-speed network, Avant regional high-speed services, Media Distancia regional trains, and selected Ouigo Espana high-speed services. Valladolid-Campo Grande is the main train station for trains from Valladolid, handling both reserved long-distance services and regional departures across Castile and Leon.
Rail routes from Valladolid run south toward Madrid and Segovia, north toward Palencia and Leon, northeast toward Burgos and the Basque Country, and west toward Salamanca. Other important destination cities include Santander, Gijon, Bilbao, and Avila, depending on the service and connection pattern. Book trains from and to Valladolid online at Rail Monsters.
Popular routes from Valladolid
From Valladolid-Campo Grande, the busiest outbound corridor runs south on the high-speed line toward Segovia and Madrid Chamartin. Renfe AVE, Alvia, Avant, and Ouigo Espana services use this route, with Madrid providing onward rail links across Spain. Northbound services continue through Palencia toward Leon, Asturias, and Cantabria, depending on train type.
Eastbound and northeast services from Valladolid connect with Burgos and routes toward the Basque Country, while westbound regional and intercity trains link the city with Salamanca and other Castile and Leon destinations. Renfe Alvia is important for routes that combine high-speed track with conventional lines beyond Valladolid.
Valladolid
Valladolid is the main rail hub of Castile and Leon and a historic city associated with the Pisuerga River, the National Sculpture Museum and Plaza Mayor. Trains to Madrid depart from Valladolid Campo Grande, located south of the old center and within walking distance of Campo Grande park.
1h 2m
Madrid
Madrid is Spain's capital, with major museums along the Paseo del Prado, the Royal Palace area and central squares such as Puerta del Sol and Plaza Mayor. Most high-speed trains from Valladolid arrive at Madrid Chamartin-Clara Campoamor, a northern rail terminal with Metro and Cercanias links to Atocha, Sol and the airport.
Train Operators Serving Valladolid
Renfe operates most rail services in Valladolid, including AVE high-speed trains, Alvia long-distance services, Avant regional high-speed trains, and Media Distancia regional routes from Valladolid-Campo Grande. Ouigo Espana operates selected low-cost high-speed services on the Madrid - Valladolid corridor. Rail Monsters books individual tickets for these operators with the 6 to 12 month advance booking window for Valladolid services.
Destinations from Valladolid
Service types from Valladolid-Campo Grande
Daytime high-speed services: Renfe AVE, Avant, Alvia, and Ouigo Espana operate on the Madrid corridor via Segovia. Long-distance intercity services: Renfe Alvia links Valladolid with northern Spain, including Leon, Santander, Bilbao, Gijon, and Burgos depending on the route. Regional services: Renfe Media Distancia connects Valladolid with Salamanca, Palencia, Avila, and other Castile and Leon cities. Cross-network services: Alvia trains use both high-speed and conventional tracks, making Valladolid an important transfer point between Madrid and northern regions.
Travel from Valladolid to Madrid by AVE, Alvia or Avant and visit the Prado Museum, Retiro Park, and Plaza Mayor.
Frequency
18 times per day
Popular Trains
Valladolid
Spain
1h 2m
Madrid
Spain
Travel from Valladolid to Alicante by AVE or Alvia and visit Santa Barbara Castle, Explanada de Espana, and Postiguet Beach.
Frequency
3 times per day
Popular Trains
Valladolid
Spain
3h 59m
Alicante
Spain
Travel from Valladolid to Burgos by AVE or Alvia and visit Burgos Cathedral, the Arco de Santa Maria, and the Museum of Human Evolution.
Frequency
5 times per day
Popular Trains
Valladolid
Spain
43m
Burgos
Spain
Travel from Valladolid to Leon by AVE, Alvia or Avant and visit Leon Cathedral, Casa Botines, and Barrio Humedo.
Frequency
10 times per day
Popular Trains
Valladolid
Spain
1h 10m
León
Spain
Travel from Valladolid to Valencia by Alvia and visit the City of Arts and Sciences, La Lonja, and the old Turia riverbed.
Frequency
2 times per day
Popular Trains
Valladolid
Spain
3h 20m
Valencia
Spain
Travel from Valladolid to Segovia by AVE, Avant or Alvia and visit the Roman Aqueduct, Alcazar, and the old Jewish Quarter.
Frequency
8 times per day
Popular Trains
Valladolid
Spain
34m
Segovia
Spain
Travel from Valladolid to Zaragoza by train and visit the Basilica del Pilar, La Seo, and the Ebro riverfront.
Frequency
1 times per day
Popular Trains
Valladolid
Spain
5h 16m
Zaragoza
Spain
Travel from Valladolid to Murcia by train and visit Murcia Cathedral, the Real Casino, and the Segura riverfront.
Frequency
1 times per day
Popular Trains
Valladolid
Spain
4h 9m
Murcia
Spain
Travel from Valladolid to Albacete by train for the Cathedral area, Pasaje de Lodares, and Abelardo Sanchez Park.
Frequency
3 times per day
Popular Trains
Valladolid
Spain
3h 0m
Albacete
Spain
Valladolid Major Train Stations
Valladolid-Campo Grande is the main passenger rail station in Valladolid and the city's primary stop for long-distance and regional services. Renfe AVE, Alvia, Avant, and Media Distancia trains use Valladolid-Campo Grande for high-speed southbound services, northern intercity routes, and regional links across Castile and Leon. Ouigo Espana also serves Valladolid-Campo Grande on selected high-speed departures. Valladolid-Universidad is a smaller rail stop used mainly by regional and commuter-style services within the local rail area, not by the main long-distance trains. For most intercity rail travel, passengers should search for Valladolid-Campo Grande. Use the station cards below to view individual station details.
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