Vigo Urzáiz

Gigantic train station, bus station and mall. Hard to find your way around at 6am - leave extra time to get sorted. Security at the entrance to platforms. Staff speaks good English.

Very cutting edge and fashionably designed train station. The seats in the waiting areas are as cool as they are uncomfortable. The signage is dodgy at best which offers a great development opportunity for the station management. There is no left luggage service, which would be an issue if the town received a significant number of pilgrims with heavy backpacks. Loads of shops to keep you entertained while you drag your bag around the place.

One of the best train station I've been.

Fantastic full service train station, door open at 5:30am, first train to Madrid 5:50am. Very easy to find your way around. This is much more than just a train station. Mall shopping opens at 10:00am. Everything you need is available, from just coffee, to grocery store, to any type of retail, and full service restaurants. There's also a multiplex cinema, Foster's Hollywood, KFC, and more. The station is located just ten minute walk from El Corte Ingles down hill. As part of this development the owner has provided an exterior park, basketball court, dog station, children's play area. If you are not travelling and need to purchase anything this is the place for you.

The station is under construction and there is no any single indication for the entrance. Not only that, but also it makes you to give a huge turn in order to arrive the station which could take more than 30 minutes, so note this if you do not want to miss your train. Also train ticket inspectors and security guards are freaking out regarding covid and checking all the time if your mask loose even 1 cm down to complain on you. Really insane. Horrible experience with non sense. This explains why things work so bad in those areas in particular and in the countty in general. Zero education.