Travel
You will be most likely coming in by plane, as railway connections between Spain and the rest of Europe are not many. Here is some information that may be useful to you if you are:
Flying to A Coruña
There just a few international flights to A Coruña (Paris, Dublin, Milán and Geneva), so you will probably be coming from the two major airports in Spain, Madrid or Barcelona. Don't worry, the layover isn't usually long, and when you get here, you can take a bus directly to the city.
When you arrive to the airport, you can get to the city by taxi (expect to pay around 16€), or by taking bus A4 (1,60€, to be paid in cash), which can take you to an stop where you can take the urban bus. This bus runs every half an hour from 7:15 to 22:15, with extra departures at 6AM and 11PM.
Flying to Santiago de Compostela
Santiago de Compostela has a much bigger international airport, as it is Galicia's capital. If you fly directly to Santiago (there are more international destinations available).
When you get to Santiago de Compostela, you can take line 6A from the airport directly to the train station (1€, paid in cash), where you will find frequent trains to A Coruña, for as low as 6€ and half an hour of train travel. Just be sure to buy your train ticket in advance, as otherwise you may not get one, in which case you will be able to travel by bus, conveniently located just besides the train station.
Traveling by train to A Coruña
A Coruña's train station is really accesible and well connected by bus to the rest of the city. If you decide to travel by train, you'll have to first travel to Madrid, Spain's capital, and then get a high speed train to A Coruña, which just takes under 4 hours.
If you come from abroad, you'll most likely enter through Barcelona. Then just do the trip described above. You can book this in the national operator's webpage: [Renfe](https://www.renfe.com/es/en). Be sure to book the hole trip toghether, to get the connection guarantee.
Traveling by bus to A Coruña
You can check the bus options in this Ministry of Transportation website: https://apps.fomento.gob.es/portalsitranbus/servlet/ServletController?modulo=Localidades&accion=inicio
While this is an option, we recommend traveling by train, as it is cheaper and quicker.
Traveling by car to A Coruña
If you travel by car you'll be best by arranging a parking spot near your accomodation. Most hotels will have something available for a fee, and our recommended accomodation Residencia Rialta includes free parking.
During the event there will be parking spots in front of the building