Deberian poner gente cualificada para el trabajo, no vale ninguno,…read more todos son unos chulos e creídos los duenos de estación Quede sin ganas de volver , los de seguridad pobrecitos los catetos, me dijeron que la correa de mi perro era ilegal.... y yo vengo desde estados unidos con ella y años . flipo, vamos como sigan así esto se va ala quiebra, por favor cambiar esa Basura. Ni los que están dentro a cobrar ni los de fuera valen poner gente en condiciones por favor gracias

A train station that is filled with amenities. You should go visit the city center of Ourense and…read morediscover the local eats, arts, and natural wonders like thermal spas. Okay back to this train station. You can rent cars, relax, eat, and even take a selfie in front of a steam locomotive that's right out side. Parking is decent, don't forget to pay before you leave or you'll have a lot of pissed off Spaniards maneuvering around so you can reverse from the line. It's also easy to buy a ticket at this station to go where your heart desires. I would suggest you stop in as many localities here and along your travels!

Under construction, very messy, but location is perfect to get into the city. You could easily…read morewalk, it just depends how much walking is too much walking for you. Taxi's are available outside the station, though. Do not fear. The station itself with the information booth and coffee shop is very small, but there are a few shops in the local area you could go purchase food and beverages from - or wait until you're on the train, most still have a cart selling overpriced food, especially on the fast trains. It appears to be wheelchair accessible, although I'm not sure if the elevator from the main street down to the station was operating. Check before you go as it could be unsafe using the steep entrance that vehicles use on a rainy day. And it rains A LOT in Santiago.