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Public transport connections

Astorga Bus Station is a strategic hub in the province of León, especially for travelers on the Vía de la Plata and the Camino de Santiago. Located just a few minutes' walk from the Gaudí Palace and the Cathedral, it offers simple and direct connectivity to the historic center and the Maragatería regions.

Mobility and proximity

Urban and Local Bus

Given the walkable scale of Astorga, the station allows access to the main points of interest on foot. However, it offers local connection services:

Municipal Service: Connects the peripheral neighborhoods with the city center and the bus station area.
Regional Routes: Transport lines that link Astorga with nearby towns such as Castrillo de los Polvazares or the Cepeda area.

Rail Connection:

The Astorga Train Station is approximately a 15-minute walk away. It offers Media Distancia and Alvia services connecting to León, Ponferrada, Madrid, and Galicia, facilitating intermodal transfers for travelers.

Recommended App: To get around the province, we suggest checking the transport information of the Junta de Castilla y León or regional mobility platforms to plan journeys between municipalities.

Airport connections

Astorga primarily uses the provincial airport for its air connections, with quick access by road:

León Airport (LEN): This is the closest option, located about 45 km away. It can be reached by bus with a transfer at the León station or by taxi (approx. 30-35 min via the AP-71).
Madrid-Barajas Airport (MAD): Many travelers choose the direct Alsa service to Madrid (South Station or Airport T4) for their international flights.
Taxi: There is an official taxi rank right at the entrance of the bus terminal for local transfers or trips to the train station.

Car rental

Astorga is an ideal base for exploring the Maragatería and the Montes de León, so there are car rental options available in the area.

Available companies

Local offices: There are car and van rental agencies operating in the town center and near the N-VI access roads.
Nearby points: The city of León (30 min away) hosts the largest range of international operators such as Hertz, Avis, and Europcar.

Mobility Tip: If you are a pilgrim and need a support car or luggage transport, check the terminal for specific services for the Camino de Santiago operating from this point.

Astorga Bus Information: Schedules, Destinations, and Contact

The terminal is located at Avenida de las Murallas, s/n. Its location next to the ancient Roman wall allows travelers to start their sightseeing tour as soon as they get off the bus.

Station hours

Every day: 07:00 – 22:30

Subject to the frequencies of the long-distance lines.

Main Alsa destinations

National: Madrid (South Station and T4), León, Ponferrada, Valladolid, Gijón, Oviedo, A Coruña, and Santiago de Compostela.

Regional: Bembibre, La Bañeza, Villablino, Benavente, and various towns along the Camino de Santiago.

Practical information

Customer Service: +34 987619100
Parking: Free parking area in the vicinity of the wall.

Services available at the station

Waiting Area: Climate-controlled lobby with benches and informational schedule panels.
Luggage Storage: Locker service so pilgrims and tourists can store their backpacks.
Dining: Cafeteria with bar service and snacks, and 24h vending machines.
WiFi: Free internet connection in the common areas of the terminal.
Points of Sale: Official Alsa ticket office for purchasing and changing tickets.

Accessibility: Adapted station with access ramps and toilets for people with reduced mobility.
Security: Surveillance personnel and camera control systems.
Taxis: Active taxi rank at the main entrance of the terminal.
Toilets: Renovated and accessible facilities on the main floor.
Kiosk: Sale of newspapers, magazines, and typical Maragatería products.