Compared with the good deals often available airlines, the coach isn�t always a cheap alternative, moreover you have a hellish two- to three-day journey. However, buses are very modern vehicles, well-maintained, very clean & comfortable, safer than car travel, and mainly prompt. Coach services operate regularly from major capitals of Western Europe to Madrid, from which bus connections can be made to Seville. Typical long-distance bus trips include the following cities: Barcelona, Seville, M�laga, Valencia, Santiago de Compostela, Santander, C�diz, and Salamanca (but that's stretching it).

The main bus and coach station in Madrid is the Estaci�n Sur de Autobuses (Calle M�ndez Alvaro, Phone: 91 468 42 00, metro M�ndez Alvaro). Another bus stations: Paseo de Florida (METRO: Princ�pe P�o), Conde Casal (METRO: Conde Casal), & Avenida de Am�rica (METRO: Avenida de Am�rica).

The busiest routes are from London and are run by Eurolines Limited (52 Grosvenor Gardens, London SW1W 0AU (tel. 0990/143-219 or 020/7730-8235 - www.eurolines.com). Eurolines departs from London to Spain several times a week in summer and once a week the rest of the year. The journey takes between 26-36 hours.

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