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Bus

You have several options to move, but you will find numerous routes that will take you to different parts of the city. We recommend that you ask our partners in Spain for information about the buses that serve the university campuses. In many cities, there is also a night bus service (sometimes referred to as «owls» or «night owls»). Although they tend to come less frequently, they are very useful if you intend to go out at night.

Underground

This is the perfect option if you want to avoid above-ground traffic, and there are metro systems in place in several Spanish cities. This is usually the fastest means of transport for getting from A to B. Check the opening times in each city (as the stations close for a few hours every night). What’s more, if you’re a keen reader, remember that some of the underground stations in networks like the one in Madrid offer a book-borrowing service to make your journey even more enjoyable

Train

You can either take what is known as the «Cercanías» or suburban commuter railway network for short journeys), or the medium- and long-distance trains if you are planning to explore other parts of the country and want to travel reasonably fast. In fact, many Spanish cities are linked by high-speed trains (AVE). Ask for information to our partners in Spain.

More information at: http://www.renfe.com/

You can get a taxi at the moment. Everyone can have a taxi in the place (all have official rates and are entitled to charge supplements for luggage, destination … Remember you can ask them to give you a receipt), or you can reserve one by calling at any time of the day. Our partners in Spain will pick you up at the airport and take you directly to your accommodation.

Aeroplane

We recommend that you check the official website below for more information on Spain’s international airports (location, flights …). Australia Study España can help you acquire your plane ticket.

http://www.aena.es/ ]There are transportation centres that connect the metro, train and bus systems in a terminal. Our partners in Spain will inform you of all the possible means they can use from the first moment.

It will be very useful for some free maps that our partners will provide you with each transport system

If you plan to spend a lot of time in Spain, ask our partners in Spain for transportation passes or season tickets (for youth, etc.) to ensure you get the cheapest price for each ticket.

For more information about Spain, practical data, etc., follow the link below to the website of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation:

http://www.exteriores.gob.es/Portal/es/ServiciosAlCiudadano/InformacionParaExtranjeros/Paginas/Inicio.aspx

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