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Madrid to Valladolid Bullet Train Tickets & Timetable

Madrid to Valladolid trains use the Madrid-Segovia-Valladolid high-speed line, with departures from Madrid Chamartin-Clara Campoamor and arrivals at Valladolid Campo Grande. Renfe runs AVE, Avant, and Alvia services on this route, with some trains calling at Segovia Guiomar before Valladolid. The rail distance is about 179 km, and the fastest AVE or Avant services take around 54 minutes; slower stopping or long-distance services usually take about 1 hour 5 minutes to 1 hour 20 minutes. There are typically around 20 to 25 direct departures per day in one direction, with a denser schedule on weekdays for commuter and business travel. One-way fares start from about €14 ($15 USD) for the cheapest advance tickets and can rise to around €55 ($60 USD) for flexible or higher-demand departures. Prices shown are starting from; final fares depend on class, time of booking, and availability. Rail Monsters accepts bookings 6 to 12 months ahead; book earlier for Easter Week, August holidays, Christmas/New Year, and long weekends.

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Madrid

Valladolid

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Departure Time

Travel time

Arrival Time

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Brand name / Train type

Ticket price

Morning trains

07:04

MadridMadrid-Chamartín-Clara Campoamor

1h 1m

08:05

ValladolidValladolid Campo Grande

Direct

High-speed

Renfe Alvia 04261

from

55 USD

1h 1m, Direct

07:04

MadridMadrid-Chamartín-Clara Campoamor

08:05

ValladolidValladolid Campo Grande

from

55 USD

Direct

High-speed

Renfe Alvia 04261

07:20

MadridMadrid-Chamartín-Clara Campoamor

1h 4m

08:24

ValladolidValladolid Campo Grande

Direct

High-speed

Renfe Alvia 04187

from

64 USD

1h 4m, Direct

07:20

MadridMadrid-Chamartín-Clara Campoamor

08:24

ValladolidValladolid Campo Grande

from

64 USD

Direct

High-speed

Renfe Alvia 04187

Day trains

13:03

MadridMadrid-Chamartín-Clara Campoamor

1h 3m

14:06

ValladolidValladolid Campo Grande

Direct

High-speed

Renfe AVE 05101

from

42 USD

1h 3m, Direct

13:03

MadridMadrid-Chamartín-Clara Campoamor

14:06

ValladolidValladolid Campo Grande

from

42 USD

Direct

High-speed

Renfe AVE 05101

14:23

MadridMadrid-Chamartín-Clara Campoamor

55m

15:18

ValladolidValladolid Campo Grande

Direct

High-speed

Renfe Avlo 05817

from

14 USD

55m, Direct

14:23

MadridMadrid-Chamartín-Clara Campoamor

15:18

ValladolidValladolid Campo Grande

from

14 USD

Direct

High-speed

Renfe Avlo 05817

Evening trains

18:51

MadridMadrid-Chamartín-Clara Campoamor

1h 2m

19:53

ValladolidValladolid Campo Grande

Direct

High-speed

Renfe Alvia 04181

from

117 USD

1h 2m, Direct

18:51

MadridMadrid-Chamartín-Clara Campoamor

19:53

ValladolidValladolid Campo Grande

from

117 USD

Direct

High-speed

Renfe Alvia 04181

19:54

MadridMadrid-Chamartín-Clara Campoamor

54m

20:48

ValladolidValladolid Campo Grande

Direct

High-speed

Renfe AVE 05171

from

83 USD

54m, Direct

19:54

MadridMadrid-Chamartín-Clara Campoamor

20:48

ValladolidValladolid Campo Grande

from

83 USD

Direct

High-speed

Renfe AVE 05171

First train

06:29

Last train

21:30

Travel duration

1h 1m

Daily departures

Departure station

Madrid

Changes

direct

Arrival station

Valladolid

Ticket price

How to Book Train Tickets Online from Madrid to Valladolid

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Rail Monsters provides official tickets for Madrid to Valladolid trains operated by Renfe, including AVE, Avant, and Alvia services. Select a departure from Madrid Chamartin-Clara Campoamor and receive the ticket details for arrival at Valladolid Campo Grande.

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Exchange and cancellation conditions depend on the Madrid to Valladolid fare selected, such as Basico, Elige, or Premium on AVE and Alvia services. Review the conditions before payment, especially if your plans may change.

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Madrid to Valladolid Route Overview

The Madrid to Valladolid train crosses the Sierra de Guadarrama through the long Guadarrama tunnel, one of the major engineering features of Spain's high-speed network. Much of the route is on dedicated high-speed track, which explains why Valladolid is under an hour from Madrid despite being in Castile and Leon. AVE and Alvia tickets are reservation-based, while Avant regional high-speed services also assign seats for the selected departure. This is a common corridor for day trips and weekly commuting, so Friday afternoons, Sunday evenings, and long weekends can sell out earlier than midweek trains.

Travel time

1h 1m

Train type

Renfe Alvia

Renfe AVE

Renfe Avlo

Fastest trip

54m

Longest trip

1h 25m

Madrid

Madrid is Spain's capital and the main rail hub for northbound high-speed trains. Services to Valladolid depart from Madrid Chamartin-Clara Campoamor, the principal station for trains to northern Spain, with metro, Cercanias, and taxi connections.

Madrid-Chamartín-Clara Campoamor

Station

Madrid Atocha

Station

Madrid Príncipe Pio

Station

Madrid - Atocha Cercanías

Station

1h 1m

Valladolid

Valladolid is the capital of Castile and Leon and a historic city linked to Spanish court life, Cervantes, and the Pisuerga River. Valladolid Campo Grande station sits near Campo Grande park and within walking distance or a short taxi ride of Plaza Mayor and the old quarter.

Valladolid Campo Grande

Station

Valladolid

Station

Available Ticket Classes

Madrid to Valladolid AVE and Alvia trains use Renfe fare families that may include Basico, Elige, Elige Confort, and Premium, depending on the departure. Basico is the lowest-priced option and usually has stricter change conditions; Elige adds more flexibility; Elige Confort uses wider 2+1 seating where available; Premium normally includes the most flexible conditions and Confort seating on eligible trains. Avant services are regional high-speed trains with a simpler reserved-seat layout, generally comparable to Standard class. Class availability varies by train type, so check the carriage and fare conditions before confirming payment.

from

$13

Economy Class

from

$44

Business class

Practical Information for AVE, Avant and Alvia Travelers

Spanish high-speed trains on the Madrid to Valladolid route follow Renfe luggage rules. Keep bags within the posted size limits and place them only in the storage areas provided.

Luggage Allowance

Renfe allows up to 3 pieces of luggage per passenger, with a combined weight limit of 25 kg and maximum total dimensions of 290 cm across all pieces. A single item should not exceed 85 x 55 x 35 cm unless accepted as special luggage under Renfe rules.

Storage Facilities

AVE, Avant, and Alvia trainsets have overhead racks for smaller bags and suitcase racks near carriage entrances or between seating sections. Keep tickets and valuables with you, as large cases may be stored away from your seat.

Special Items

Folded bicycles, skis, golf bags, and musical instruments are normally accepted if packed and within Renfe special-luggage limits. Full-size bicycles may require disassembly or a bike cover and can be restricted on high-speed services.

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Madrid to Valladolid Map

The Madrid to Valladolid route runs north from Madrid Chamartin-Clara Campoamor on the Madrid-Segovia-Valladolid high-speed line. Trains pass through the Sierra de Guadarrama, often stopping at Segovia Guiomar, before entering the Castilian plateau and reaching Valladolid Campo Grande. The line is used by AVE, Avant, and Alvia services continuing toward northern Spain.

Rail vs Bus vs Plane

The Madrid to Valladolid train links Chamartin and Campo Grande in under 1 hour on the fastest high-speed services, with stations close to each city center. Buses from Madrid to Valladolid generally take about 2 hours 30 minutes to 3 hours 15 minutes, often departing from Madrid Moncloa or Estacion Sur depending on the operator. Flying is not a practical option for this city pair because there is no meaningful direct air service and airport access would take longer than the rail trip. Electric high-speed rail also has a lower carbon footprint than driving or a short connecting flight.

Train

Changes

Travel time

Price from

Departures

Rating

Train

AVANT

Changes

Direct

Travel time

1h 3m

Price from

$36

Departures

250

Rating

Train

ALVIA

Changes

Direct

Travel time

1h 5m

Price from

$22

Departures

195

Rating

Train

AVE

Changes

Direct

Travel time

57m

Price from

$18

Departures

170

Rating

Train

Intercit

Changes

Direct

Travel time

1h 2m

Price from

$13

Departures

Rating

Train

AVLO

Changes

Direct

Travel time

57m

Price from

Departures

Rating

Train

INTERCIT

Changes

Direct

Travel time

1h 13m

Price from

$38

Departures

Rating

Plus, it’s a greener choice, reducing your carbon footprint

Travel time

Price range

Winner

Train

Apprx.

1h 1m

$8-$89

Bus

Apprx.

2h 45m

$12-$25

Flight

Apprx.

4h 0m

$90-$250

Madrid to Valladolid Bullet Train

AVE is usually the fastest Madrid to Valladolid option, using the high-speed line at up to 300 km/h (186 mph) and covering the route in about 54 minutes on the quickest departures. Avant trains also use high-speed track and are aimed at regional travel between Madrid, Segovia, and Valladolid, with similar times on many departures. Alvia services combine high-speed and classic-line running on longer routes to northern Spain, so Madrid to Valladolid times are often around 1 hour to 1 hour 20 minutes depending on stops. AVE and Alvia can offer several fare families and class options, while Avant has a simpler reserved-seat product. Operator: Renfe.

Renfe Alvia

Renfe Alvia uses variable-gauge trains on long-distance routes across Spain.

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Renfe AVE

Renfe AVE is Spain's high-speed rail service on major routes from Madrid.

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Renfe Avlo

Renfe Avlo is Spain's low-cost high-speed train with Turista class only.

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FAQ about the Madrid - Valladolid Route

How fast is the Madrid to Valladolid high-speed train?

AVE and Avant trains on the Madrid-Segovia-Valladolid high-speed line can run at up to 300 km/h (186 mph). Alvia services also use the high-speed line on this section, though end-to-end timing varies with the train's longer route and scheduled stops.

Does the Renfe Spain Pass cover Madrid to Valladolid?

The Renfe Spain Pass can be used on eligible Renfe long-distance and medium-distance trains, but seat reservations are still required for AVE, Alvia, and Avant services. Pass conditions and eligible trains can change, so check the specific train before travel. Rail Monsters sells individual tickets for this route.

How much is the train from Madrid to Valladolid?

Madrid to Valladolid train fares start from about €14 ($15 USD) for the cheapest advance tickets and can rise to around €55 ($60 USD) on flexible fares or high-demand departures. Prices shown are starting from; final fares depend on class, time of booking, and availability.

How long is the train from Madrid to Valladolid?

The fastest AVE and Avant services take around 54 minutes from Madrid Chamartin-Clara Campoamor to Valladolid Campo Grande. Other direct AVE, Avant, and Alvia departures usually take about 1 hour 5 minutes to 1 hour 20 minutes, depending on the stopping pattern.

How do I book Madrid to Valladolid train tickets?

Book Madrid to Valladolid train tickets on Rail Monsters by entering your date, choosing an AVE, Avant, or Alvia departure, and selecting the available fare or class. Pay online and receive an e-ticket by email. Rail Monsters accepts bookings 6 to 12 months ahead, and the iOS and Android apps can be used to manage tickets.

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