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Asturias can be reached:
BY CAR
From the East (Irún, Basque Provinces, Cantabria and Catalonia). Road N-634.
From the West (Portugal and Galicia). Road N-634 (the last 150 km approx.).
From the South (Madrid, Extremadura, and Andalucia). Roads N-630 and A-66.
BY BUS
ALSA: Several daily services, direct from Madrid, Barcelona, Valladolid, Zamora, León, Salamanca, and Seville. Telephone: 985 969 696; Internet: www.alsa.es.
INTERCAR: Daily services from Tuy (Pontevedra), Vigo, Santiago of Compostela, and Irún. Telephone: 985 969 665.
TURYTRANS: Daily services from Santander, Bilbao, and Irún. Telephone: 985 342 713.
ENATCAR: Telephone: 91 468 58 45.
BY TRAIN
RENFE Tel. 985 297 656
http://www.renfe.es/
RENFE
From/To Madrid 3 times a day
From/To Barcelona 2 times a day
From/To Alicante 1 times a day
Telephone: 985 250 202
FEVE
From/To El Ferrol 2 times a day
From/To Santander 2 times a day
From/To Bilbao 1 time a day
Telephone: 985 297 656
BY AIR
Taking a plane from
* London
* Paris
* La Coruña
* Mallorca
* Tenerife
* Barcelona
* Madrid
* Alicante
You can walk arround all Gijon to enjoy the city, but you can also take a taxi or a bus
Written Sep 12, 2002
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There are long distance trains arriving from Leon, Alicante, Barcelona, and Madrid-Chamartin, all of which also stop in Oviedo also. Local trains run on the lines from Oviedo, Pte. Fierros and Pola de Lena. The local lines run from around 6:00 to 23:30 (11:30 pm). I guess there are buses too, but I don't have that info. Flights are also available from Madrid, Barcelona, Palma de Mallorca, Tenerife Sur, Ibiza, London, Paris and Monastir(?). Not all flights are available all days.
RENFE train, bus, taxi, walking. Also, the RENFE, Cercanias Asturias site, which is specifically for trains for getting around Asturias (in Spanish.)
Written Aug 26, 2002
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By plane: the airport of Asturias is 40km from Gijón, ALSA-busses go back and forth.
By train: there are train stations of RENFE (public) and FEVE (private company), that belong to different train networks and therefore go to different cities.
By bus: busses of the Asturian ALSA-company go almost all over Spain
walking or going by bus / taxi
Written Aug 25, 2002
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LINEAS DE AUTOBUS URBANO
Línea 1 Cerillero - Hospital de Cabueñes
Línea 4 Cerillero - Campus Universitario
Línea 9 Pumarin - Hospital de Jove
Línea 10 Pumarin - Somio
Línea 12 Contrueces - Cerillero
Línea 14 Humedal - Tremañes - Sotiello
Línea 15 Roces - Coto
Línea 16 El Musel - Vega
Línea 18 Nuevo Gijon- Cabueñes
Línea 20 Somio - Montevil
Línea 21 Humedal - Campa de Torres
Línea 22 Plaza de Europa- Porceyo
Línea 24 Monteana - La Pedrera/Mareo
Línea 25 Tremañes - Infanzon
Línea 26 Gijon - Deva
Línea 27 Ambulatorio - Lavandera - San Martin
Written Aug 24, 2002
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Written Aug 24, 2002
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