Vitoria-Gastiez is a very well connected city in terms of road, train and air transport, both with the rest of Spain and Europe.

Below, you can see the different ways to get to the city:

You can reach Vitoria-Gasteiz by taking the A-1 o AP-1 if your coming from Madrid or San Sebastián, or the A-68 if coming from Barcelona or Bilbao. These motorways have direct exits to the city. Plan your trip HERE!

You can find information on traffic and road conditions on this page Estado de Carreteras. Or call this number 011.

VITORIA-GASTEIZ AIRPORT (VIT):
Vitoria-Gasteiz airport, also known as Foronda airport, is located 9 km from the city.
It has a bus service that connects the airport with the city center. More information about special buses to and from the airport.
The Radio Taxi service has the telephone number 945 27 35 00.
For flight information you have the phone number: 945 16 35 91 and the web page.

BILBAO AIRPORT (BIO):
You can also fly to Bilbao airport, known as Loiu airport, which has very good connections to Vitoria-Gasteiz.
Flight information is available at the phone number: 905 505 505 505 and on the website.

It is very easy to get from Bilbao airport to Vitoria-Gasteiz. You can take the A3247 city bus (Bizkaibus company) that leaves you at the Bilbao Bus Station. More information about the special line to and from the airport.
Once at the Bilbao bus station, you have to buy a ticket for the bus that will take you to Vitoria-Gasteiz in about an hour. You can check the different options on the website of the operator La Unión.

All buses arrive at the station at Plaza de Euskaltzaindia. Its address is Plaza de Euskaltzaindia, s/n 01010, and its telephone number is 945 16 16 66.

The bus companies operating in the city are: Alsa, Bilman Bus, Continental Auto, Eurobus, Alegría Hnos, Grupo Alsa-Enatcar, Grupo Arriaga, La Burundés SA, La unión, Pesa, Socitransa, Vivaza.

Once in Vitoria, you can get to the city center by cab or by streetcar on line T2. To get to the festival site, city buses are the best option.

If you like to travel by train, coming to Vitoria by this means of transport is very pleasant. Enjoy the landscapes of Alava while you approach the capital of Euskadi.
The main destinations are Madrid, Barcelona, Asturias, Galicia, Burgos or Navarre. You can consult
The station is connected to the rest of the city by urban bus lines L3, L9 and L10, as well as the T1 and T2 streetcar lines. There is also a cab rank, and if you want to go to Mendizabala, it is a 20 minute walk.

Come by train with Renfe to Azkena Rock Festival and get your tickets as soon as possible to get the best prices.

There are two lines that connect the different points of the city with the festival site:

• Lines BEI (a and b) stop Mendizorrotza. Line L8 stop Portal de Lasarte.
• Lines BEI b and L8 connect the Vitoria-Gasteiz bus station with Mendizabala.

The Gautxori G3 line with stop at c/Castilla, 80 near the festival site will take you to different parts of the city.

The Radio Taxi service has the telephone number 945 27 35 00.