Terminals at Valladolid Airport
There is one main terminal building, which handles both arrivals and departures. It was rebuilt in 2000 and is now ultra modern with its aesthetically pleasing elements. It features modern facilities such as duty free shops and cafes. There is ample parking located just outside of the main terminal building.
Getting to Valladolid Airport
Valladolid is located in central Spain just 10kms from Madrid on the CL601 road. If you are heading to city from the north, you need to use the A62 from Palencia. It passes through Villamuriel de Cerrato and Venta de Banos first. This is a scenic journey in your Car Hire Valladolid Airport vehicle.
If you are heading to the city from the west in Zamora, you need to use the A11 that passes through Toro and Morales de Toro.
The A6 from Medina del Campo is the only road from the south, which passes through Tordesillas, first before you need to take the A62 to the city passed Villanueva de Duero.
Parking at Valladolid Airport
There are around 260 car parking spaces at the airport. Charges are per 30 minutes of staying. Vehicles are only allowed to enter or exit the car park between the hours of 6am and 11pm unless a prior arrangement is made. Rental car companies have around 90 car parking spaces.
Facilities at Valladolid Airport
There are a few shops at Valladolid Airport such as the ENASUI, which sells snacks, gifts, magazines and soft drinks. It is located near to the indoor smoking room. You can also purchase international newspapers and confectioneries.
For those passengers wanting refreshments there is the Cafeteria del Aeropuerto that has hot coffee on offer. There are also small cakes and fresh sandwiches.
There is Wifi Internet available throughout the airport. You need to connect and then enter your credit card details to arrange payment. There is a small Internet cafe for those who do not have a laptop or PDA.
What's Close to Valladolid Airport?
Valladolid is mainly an industrial town than a tourism one but it is starting to become popular, especially due to it having the Old Town, which has interesting buildings.
Valladolid has the House of Miguel de Cervantes, a 16th century writer whose house can be visited. He wrote Spain's most famous book, Don Quijote.
There is the San Pablo and Antigua church which has a museum nearby which are built with a Romanesque design. The most interesting church is the San Martin. These prize landmarks are all within close vicinity in your Car Hire Valladolid Airport vehicle.
The Film Festival is held on the last week of October and is a great gathering of film buffs.