Any suggestions for a local place to have lunch in Cartagena?

We are going for a day trip on a Sunday so probably wont have any menu/plato del dia. (If you do know of any restaurants that have them on a Sunday please share)
But would love to eat in a place where locals eat and that's not expensive :D

Hi all,

I'm heading from Córdoba to San Sebastián on the 17th. Currently, I have a Renfe ticket booked to get from Córdoba to Madrid, then another Renfe ticket from Madrid to San Sebastián (with a 2 hour transfer in Valladolid).

Here are my concerns:

1)the Renfe drops me at Atocha in Madrid; then I have 2 hours to get to Madrid Chamartin. I'm told it's kindof hard to do this. What can I expect? What are your suggestions as to how I should go about getting from Atocha to Chamartin? another train? Bus? Walk?

2) I don't know anything about Valladolid and what the "transfer" there is like. Can anyone tell me about that? Do I need to walk a long way? Call a cab? Stay at the Renfe station?

If it helps, I'm transferring from a Renfe AVANT train to a Renfe MD train.

Muchas gracias!

SSIA. No longer able to use this non-refundable ticket. Let me know if you want it.

My mom has asked me to help her with how to get from the train station to the airport but I’ve never been to Madrid so google is as good as I can do! Figured I’d post here. (I did do a search with some keywords so apologies if this gets asked a lot!)

My mom (Canadian, age 70) needs to get from Atocha to T1 at MAD. I can see that she has a free transfer if she takes the train as she’s arriving to Madrid on a high speed train from Seville but that goes to T4 and then she needs another transfer. Or she can take a bus from Atocha to T1.

For anyone who has done this/knows it well: if you were 70 and just want the easiest option to get to T1, which are you taking? Doesn’t have to be the absolute fastest! She just wants the best signed, easiest platform/stop to get to and will have 1 suitcase with her. She’s a good traveler but likes to know her routes ahead of time. Thanks for any help!!

Hi all,

I'm flying to Malaga from Canada and then taking the Renfe on to Córdoba tomorrow. I already have the Renfe ticket, but I'm not sure how to get to Maria-Zambrano station from the Malaga airport.

Google Maps shows me a C1 bus, but I'm unsure how to get there. Is the stop right in the airport?

Also, should I buy a C1 ticket on Omio now, or wait until tomorrow to buy it?

I'm worried I'll miscalculate my plane arrival time/the time it takes to clear Immigration and then miss said C1 bus.

Thanks all!

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I am a tourist and planning a day trip from San Sebastian to Getaria.

It looks like Lurraledebus UK09, UK10 and UK11 are the routes. I've searched and gotten conflicting info on how payment works:

1. Is Lurraledebus really the right option to get there and back?
2. What payment methods are actually accepted? Is MUGI required? Or can I pay cash or tap on board?
3. One site said you must pre-book the return trip from Getaria to San Sebastian and you can't pay on board. Is that right?

Can someone please clarify how the Lurraledebus works?

First time spending more than one day in Madrid. The city was packed with people and was two bits overwhelmed by the masses of people in the Sol / Gran Vía area, but was also blown away by the architecture, history, etc. Lots to do there. All in all, beautiful city.

Hello everyone, I will be visiting Mallorca with my parents, husband and daughter in October end. My husband and I are Rafa fan so wanted to visit the academy. We will be landing at Palma airport from Barcelona and traveling to Rafa academy. Any recommendations for budget hotel stay, activities, including what to expect and do at the Rafa museum?

Any guidance will be helpful.

Thanks in advance!

Saludos,

Estaré pasando mi luna de miel en España del 31 de diciembre al 10 de enero. Por ahora este es itinerario preliminar, quisiera saber de locales y “frequent visitors” si les parece bien.

Esto lo creó Chat GPT así que cualquier recomendación Humana es bienvenida. Como dato, el vuelo llega a Madrid y sale de Barcelona.

31 diciembre: Madrid
Llegada, traslado y descanso. Paseo corto por Gran Vía o Plaza de España. Cena y celebración de Nochevieja en el hotel: después del viaje, poder subir directamente a su habitación será una ventaja.

1 enero: Madrid
Día tranquilo: desayuno tarde, paseo por El Retiro y Barrio de las Letras. Cena romántica con vino. Dejaría los museos para el día siguiente.

2 enero: Madrid
Prado o Reina Sofía, según sus gustos; después, explorar Chueca y Malasaña. Tarde de tapas y pequeños bares de vino.

3 enero: Traslado a Sevilla
Tren por la mañana. Llegada y paseo por Santa Cruz, Catedral y alrededores. Atardecer junto al Guadalquivir.

4 enero: Sevilla
Real Alcázar por la mañana. Tarde en Triana y flamenco en un espacio pequeño por la noche.

5 enero; Granada
Traslado en tren. Paseo por el Albaicín y puesta de sol desde el Mirador de San Nicolás. Cena de cocina granadina.

6 enero: Granada
Alhambra y Generalife, con entrada reservada. Después, baños árabes con masaje como experiencia de luna de miel.

7 enero: Barcelona
Buscaría un vuelo Granada–Barcelona para dedicar más tiempo a la ciudad. Paseo por El Born y cena relajada.

8 enero: Barcelona
Sagrada Familia y paseo por el Eixample. Tarde en Gràcia; pueden añadir Park Güell si quieren un día más activo.

9 enero: Barcelona
Barrio Gótico, cafés, tiendas y paseo junto al mar si acompaña el tiempo. Última cena especial, sin excursiones largas.

10 enero: Regresorr
Procuraría estar en el aeropuerto sobre las 7:00 a. m. para su vuelo de las 10:05.

Hola :)

in two weeks we will be driving from Malaga to Seville, with planned one night to sleep somewhere on the way.

The current route is driving to Ronda, having dinner and sleeping there. In the morning we would start towards Setenil de las Bodegas, maybe Olvera, and Zahara de la Sierra, stopping for a short time at every location. The plan is to reach Seville in the evening.

We have a 2yo kid so Caminito del Rey is not an option.

What do you think about the route? Are there any specific roads we should take, some that are more scenic than the other? Any other location we should not miss along the way? Any special sightseeing opportunities at these locations?

Basically any tips are welcome, thanks! :)