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Asociación Cultural Muxelka A Coruña, Spain [email protected], www.muxelka.com +34 636 649 519 _____________________________________________________________________________________ How to get to A Coruña? By plane Aeropuerto de A Coruña (LCG) The A Coruña airport (Alvedro) is located in the Culleredo municipal limits, 8 km from A Coruña. It has national and international connections and it is operated by Iberia, EasyJet, Vueling and TAP Air Portugal. There are some international connections (to London Heathrow, Amsterdam Schiphol, Istanbul and to Lisbon) and frequent national connections (mainly to Madrid and Barcelona, several flights a day). You can get to the airport by local bus (departing each 30 min.) or taxi. AIR NOSTRUM www.airnostrum.es Info and reservations: 902 400 500 Teléfono oficinas centrales: 961 960 200 EASYJET www.easyjet.com/es Info and reservations: : 902 599 900 IBERIA www.iberia.es/ Info and reservations: : 902 400 500 TAP PORTUGAL www.flytap.com/ Info and reservations: 901 116 718 VUELING AIRLINES www.vueling.com Info and reservations: 807 200 100 Fax Central: 933 787 879 Aeropuerto de Santiago de Compostela (SCQ) The (larger) airport of Santiago de Compostela (Labacolla) is an alternative, 50 Km. from A Coruña. There you can find everyday national connection (including Madrid, Barcelona, Málaga, Mallorca, Bilbao), but also international connection from Londres Stansted y Gatwick, Istambul, Zurich, Geneve, Paris CDG, Roma FCO, Amsterdam, Bruselas, Munich, Berlín TXL etc. Asociación Cultural Muxelka A Coruña, Spain [email protected], www.muxelka.com +34 636 649 519 _____________________________________________________________________________________ How to get to Coruña from the Santiago airport Direct bus operated by Travidi. The schedule from Aeropuerto de Santiago to A Coruña Working days: 10:00, 22:15, Saturdays, Sundays, Public holidays: 21:30 Duration: 1 hour Price: about 10€ Bus to Santiago town and then by tren or by bus There local transport service form the Airport to the city centre with a busstops at Train Station or Bus Station. You can check our prices and schedules at Freire Webpage: http://www.empresafreire.com The airport is called "Labacolla" in the webpage. Moreover you can check the Schedule of tains from Santiago to Coruña at RENFE www.renfe.es. Other options If you do not find any connection to Coruña or Santiago, you can check the Vigo Airport about or Porto Airport in Portugal. Airport of Porto (OPO) This airport has a lot of international connection but it´s about 3h form Coruña (by bus). Puedes comprobar todos los destinos y aerolíneas en la página de Wikipedia del aeropuerto. How to get from Porto to Coruña? If you flight with TAP, the Airlines ofers a free bus to Galicia. More information www.TAP.pt Other options: There is ALSA bus from the PORTO Airport to Coruña. Autna http://www.autna.com operates some bus connections to Vigo/Santiago where you can find a frequent bus to Coruña. Asociación Cultural Muxelka A Coruña, Spain [email protected], www.muxelka.com +34 636 649 519 _____________________________________________________________________________________ Please, remember that the time zone in Portugal is WEST (UTC+1), and the Spanish time zone is CEST (UTC+2), and that the Porto Airport can be denominated as Porto or Oporto. By train The railway station San Cristóbal in A Coruña (Spain) is the main station of RENFE, departure of the long-distance trains: Estación de San Cristóbal A Coruña. Everyday there are a lot of connections to/from Santiago de Compostela (about 20-40mins), Vigo (about 2 h) operated by RENFE www.renfe.es and daily connection from Madrid (about: 5 hours) and Barcelona (night train, about 9hours). By bus The bus station has numerous connections both international, operated mainly by ALSA, www.alsa.es as well as numerous local services, operated by, among others, Arriva Noroeste www.arriva.es, Autos Cal Pita www.autoscalpita.es or Monbus www.monbus.es. No matter what type of transport you choose, we are going to wait for you in the airport/ bus station/ train station of A Coruña, to greet you in Coruña Muxelka´s Team .
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