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1 INDEX INDEX THE COUNTRY 4 ONCE IN VALLADOLID: THE HOTEL 14 THE CITY 5 WHAT TO DO? 18 HOW TO GET TO VALLADOLID BY PLANE 6 WHAT TO BRING?21 HOW TO COME TO VALLADOLID CONTACT INFO 22 BY BUS OR TRAIN 10 2 3 THE CITY: VALLADOLID Valladolid, nicknamed Pucela, with 313,437 inhabitants, is one of the biggest cities in Spain. It has the THE COUNTRY: SPAIN BEST things of the big cities, but also the advantages of the small ones. It’s located in the north- central zone of Spain, upon the Pisuerga River and within the Ribera del Duero wine-making region. It’s the capital of the province of Valladolid and of the autonomous community of Castile and Leon. Valladolid preserves an important heritage of monuments in its old quarter, especially aristocratic houses and religious buildings. Outstanding among them is the unfinished Cathedral, the church of Santa María la Antigua, the 16th-Century Plaza Mayor, the Palace of Los Pimentel, San Pablo church and important theatres and museums, like the National Sculpture Museum and the Museum of Con- temporary Spanish Art. The city also preserves houses where great historical characters once lived, like Cervantes House, where the author of Quixote lived with his family, and Christopher Columbus House-Museum. Valladolid province is revealed through tours like those along the Red Wine Route and the Knight's Route. Everybody knows that BEST Spanish wines are located in our province, where you can find the Denominations of Origin Ribera del Duero, Cigales, Rueda and Toro. Valladolid offers a wide range of leisure and cultural opportunities, maybe that’s the reason why so many students from all over Europe decide to come to Valladolid. Most foreigners think about Spain as sun, good weather all year around and beaches. However, Spain is much more than Costa del Sol. It’s drenched in the historical pageantry of empires and conquerors, the artistic legacy of Goya, Velázquez, Picasso and Dalí, and the romance of Don Quixote. According to most guides about Spain, the best seasons to visit us are spring or autumn because in summer it’s too warm and in winter it’s a bit cold. However, you will enjoy your visit all year around. In every season there is always something exciting to do or some cultural event to discover somewhere =) Carnival takes place throughout the country in late February; the wildest is said to be in Sitges. In March, Valencia has a week-long party known as Las Fallas, which is marked by all-night dancing, rst-class reworks and colourful processions. Semana Santa (Holy Week) is the week leading up to Easter Sunday with parades of holy images through the streets; Cuenca, Seville, Valladolid, Zamora and Cáceres are the places to be if you can get accommodation. In late April, the Feria de Abril in Seville is a week-long party counterbalancing the religious fervour of Semana Santa. The last Wednesday in August, the Valencian town of Buñol goes crazy with La Tomatina, in which the surplus from its tomato harvest is splashed around in a friendly riot. The Sanfermines, better known as Running of the Bulls, in Pamplona in July is Spain's most famous festival. 4 5 HOW TO GET TO VALLADOLID BY PLANE VALLADOLID AIRPORT: MADRID AIRPORT: The airport is called Villanubla. There are some cheap flights with Ryanair (www.ryanair.com). Here you can find the cheapest fares from all over Europe flights. In case you don’t find a direct Ryanair flies to Barcelona El Prat, Málaga and Lanzarote. There are other companies flying from and cheap plane to Valladolid, this is our recommendation. Once in Madrid Airport (Barajas), you this airport like Iberia, Air Nostrum and Air Europa. can take the Underground (Metro) to the bus or train station. For further information, check the “Co- There are buses from Villanubla Airport to Valladolid. This is covered by a bus company called ming to Valladolid from Madrid” section. Autocares Linecar that you can contact calling to +34 983 230033. The price is 3 €. The map included in the following page shows the different underground lines. Watch out becau- - VALLADOLID – VILLANUBLA AIRPORT: se sometimes some lines are temporarily closed (www.metromadrid.es/en/index.html). Metro is From Monday to Saturday (from 6:00 till 19:30, every 90 minutes). quite fast and comfortable. Tickets from Madrid Airport to the city cost 5 € (regular ticket + airport Sunday (from 9:00 till 19:30, every 90 minutes). supplement). There are not day tickets or special fare for students. Though you have to take seve- - VILLANUBLA AIRPORT – VALLADOLID: ral lines, you don’t have to pay more. From Monday to Saturday (from 6:45 till 18:45, every 90 minutes, and at 21:00). Sunday (from 9:45 till 18:45, every 90 minutes, and at 21:00). To go from the Airport to the Train Station (Chamartín) you must take line 8 until Nuevos Ministerios (last station) and then take line 10 direction Hospital Infanta Sofia until Chamartin (fourth stop). It will take around 40 minutes. To go from the Airport to the South Bus Station (Méndez Álvaro) you must take line 8 until Nuevos Ministerios (last station) and then take line 6 Eastbound until Méndez Álvaro (ninth station). It will take around 50 minutes/1hour. You can also take a taxi to the bus or train station, but it will probably cost more than 20 euros. So, in case it isn’t necessary, we wouldn’t recommend it :) 6 7 SCHEMATIC MAP OF THE SUBWAY NETWORK Airport Terminals Train Station (Chamartín) Moncloa South Bus Station (Méndez Álvaro) 8 9 COMING TO VALLADOLID FROM MADRID Madrid is quite close to Valladolid (about 200 km) and it’s easy coming from there. In the next pages we show you the two main options, bus and train. Apart from the information below in case you want to reach Valladolid on your own, you should know that the organization will provide GA participants with buses directly from Barajas Airport to Valladolid or from Madrid bus station to Valladolid, at different times during 18th April. You will be informed of the schedule through the mailing list, in order to take the bus which fits with your flights. This buses will be only for GA participants and these tickets will be cheaper than the regular price, since it is a special service for the event. HOW TO COME TO VALLADOLID BY BUS OR TRAIN BY BUS: There are direct buses to Valladolid from a lot of cities all over Europe. There are also buses to nearby ci- ties like Burgos or Salamanca. Normally prices from central Europe (Germany, France...) can be similar to the most reduced fares of flights, so it’s not worth choosing them, unless you want to have a looooooong and boring trip. For Eastern European countries (Slovakia, Romania...) buses can be cheaper. Check the website www.eurolines.com for further info. BY TRAIN: There are many trains coming to Valladolid from other Spanish and European cities, but they are not always cheap. If you are interested in taking an InterRail, Spain is in zone F (with Portugal and Morocco). For further information check: www.interrailnet.com www.elipsos.com y Lisboa www.renfe.es o http://www.cp.pt/StaticFiles/CP/Imagens/PDF/Passageiros/ horarios/internacional/sud_lusitania.pdf 10 11 TRAINS FROM MADRID TO VALLADOLID: In Madrid there are two train stations. You can find trains coming to Valladolid from Chamartín Station. You have four options: - Media Distancia (MD), it costs 19’85 € and it takes almost three hours to get from Madrid to Valladolid. - ALVIA, it costs 36’50 € in tourist class (but there is a very important discount if you buy your ticket a lot of time in advance) and it takes a bit more than one hour to get from Madrid to Valladolid. - AVE, it costs 36’50 € (but also, there is an important discount if you buy your ticket a lot of time in advance) and it takes a bit less than one hour to get from Madrid to Valladolid. - AVANT, it costs 23’70 €, and it takes a bit more than one hour to get from Madrid to Valla- dolid. As usual, there is a discount for a return ticket. You can also pay a special student fare showing euro<26 card. In Valladolid you should stop in the main station (Valladolid Campo Grande). You can check the timetables and prices, and book your tickets in the website: www.renfe.com/EN/ viajeros/index.html BUSES FROM MADRID TO VALLADOLID: There is a bus from Madrid to Valladolid almost every hour all day long. They leave from Esta- ción Sur (South Station), also known as Méndez Álvaro and from Moncloa. You can also take some of them from Madrid Airport (Barajas Terminal 4). The company that covers the connection Valladolid - Madrid is ALSA (Alianza). You can see the timetable, and book your ticket on the website: www.alsa.es/en A one-way ticket costs 13’50 €. At some hours there are not regular buses, but you will find SU- PRA class (17’81 €). This is first class. Some tips and tricks: If you buy a return ticket, it will be a little bit cheaper (25’65 € instead of 27 €). If you book it as “open return”, remember to confirm the day and hour of the return trip before coming back (a few days or even hours before will be enough). Sometimes, especially from 19:30, or sometimes 18:30, there are not enough places and you will have to wait for the next one.
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