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There is a bus going to Madrid from Aranjuez every half hour or so. It leaves from near the "Isabel II" gardens, in the center of town. Costs about 3 euros I thinks and takes about 30-40 minutes.
In Madrid it leaves from Mendez Alvaro bus station.
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Updated Apr 4, 2011
Phone: 91 527 12 94
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From Madrid, road A-4.
Road distances to Aranjuez from:
- Madrid: 49 kms.
- Málaga: 486 kms.
- Rome (Italy): 2.008 kms.
- Athens (Greece): 2.639 kms.
Checking the web, you can find more road distances together with the driving times and the best routes.
Updated Nov 12, 2008
Website: www.viamichelin.com
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I think that the best way to visit Aranjuez from Madrid is by train. It takes about 40 minutes.
- In Madrid, trains leave from Atocha-Puerta de Atocha station (Glorieta del Emperador Carlos V, also known as Glorieta or Plaza de Atocha. Metro: Atocha Renfe (line 1).
- In Aranjuez, the station is just 10 minutes walking from the Royal Palace (Calle de la Estación). There are buses you can take if you don't want to walk.
Written Apr 25, 2008
Website: www.renfe.es/cercanias/madrid/index.html
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If you are in a hurry or don't wanna walk much, you can see all Aranjuez in an hour with this little train, that costs 5 euros.
It goes all around the town, departing from the right side of the Palace's entrance (look for a little green kiosk).
Written Jun 29, 2003
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As it is inside Madrid's Community, you can get here with a "Cercanias" train from Atocha station. Take the line C3.
It costs 2.65 euros each way and you can buy return tickets too. It takes 30 minutes. There are trains every half an hour.
When you arrive to the station, turn right, then left and in 10 minutes you will arrive to the Royal Palace.
Written Jun 29, 2003
Everything is within a walking distance, so, you only need your feet.
Written Apr 25, 2008
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From Madrid you can take the train to Aranjuez. You must go 30 min. From Atocha go a train every 30 min. And the ticket is not expensive - about 5 Euro.
Written Aug 30, 2006
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These were the old vessels to go through the Tajo river in the old times. They don't run anymore now, but you can see some here and there...
Written Jun 29, 2003
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These were the old vessels to go through the Tajo river in the old times. They don't run anymore now, but you can see some here and there...
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Aranjuez is very close to Madrid, just 30 minutes by train. It has been summer palace of many spanish kings and queens, and have the best woods and gardens around Madrid. Built by the shore of the...
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Aranjuez is 48 kms. south of Madrid, and it is a good place for a daytrip. By train, it takes about 40 minutes. The most important visits are the fantastic Royal Palace and the gardens (but there are...
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Listening to the "Concerto of Aranjuez" by the Spanish composer Joaquin Rodrigo, written in 1939 for guitar and orchestra, I remembered the wonderful discovery of this city and its royal palace. To...
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Aranjuez is not far from Madrid. You can make a one-day-trip there. With the train from Atocha you go there 30 minutes. There is the summer palace of the King`s family. There are a imposant palace and...
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King Carlos I decided in 1534 to make a royal house in Aranjuez, and also to form a royal wood for hunting. Carlos I was frequently away from Spain and during these periods he gave the governing power...
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