Vitoria-Gasteiz, Basque Country to Valladolid, Castile and Leon from $10.33: 5 ways by bus, train, flight or car

• On your train trip from Vitoria-Gasteiz to Valladolid, both Renfe and EuskoTren operate services. Renfe trains, which are the primary operator, provide catering services depending on the service class. In certain trains, you can find a cafeteria car offering snacks, drinks, and light meals. Remember to check if your specific train has this service by visiting their website at renfe.com

• When booking your train, you will find different seating options available, such as First Class (Preferente), Business Class (Club), and Economy Class (Turista). First Class provides spacious seats and more comfort, along with complimentary services, while Economy Class is budget-friendly with standard seating. Renfe offers you the ability to choose your preferred class depending on your travel needs.

• Upon arriving at Valladolid-Campo Grande train station, you will find luggage storage facilities available at the left luggage office, which is open Monday to Saturday (check specific hours as they may vary). The station offers clean restrooms, but not showers. To get to the city center quickly, the fastest option is to take Bus Line 2, which runs directly from the train station to the Plaza Mayor, making it a convenient choice for travelers.

• Book your bus tickets in advance on the ALSA website (alsa.es) to secure the best fares, as prices range from €20 to €32 depending on availability.

• Arrive at Vitoria-Gasteiz bus station at least 30 minutes before departure, as it can get busy, especially if you're traveling on weekends; check the station map for quick access to your boarding platform.

• Upon arrival at Valladolid bus station, follow the signs to the main exit where you can find a taxi stand or local bus connections; consider visiting nearby attractions such as the Plaza Mayor or the National Sculpture Museum, which are easily accessible within a short walk.