Santander is an ideal city to explore on foot. The city centre can be explored on foot, since the distances are relatively short. In addition, Santander has a funicular, ramps and escalators that make it easy to travel through the steepest streets.
However, for those looking for another way of getting around, there are several options available to explore the city comfortably.
Through this tool that seeks to promote walking routes through the city, you will be able to "visualize" the minutes it takes to reach the different areas of the city on foot. Likewise, it allows you to see the city in a different way, interact with people, avoid pollution and be more sustainable.
Download the plan here
Control and information telephone: 942 200 771
All the information related to urban transport can be found at: www.tusantander.es
• Network of bus lines
• TUS Santander schedule
• Tourist bus map
For your convenience you can purchase a rechargeable card, available in tobacconists or kiosks.
Santander offers a service of electric bicycles with which to tour the city.
How does it work?
To rent a bike, simply scan the QR code using the nextbike app, and the lock will open automatically. If you need to pause your ride, you can activate the pause mode in the app and close the lock without stopping the rental. To resume your ride, just deactivate the pause. During this process, the loan is still in progress. When you have finished, return the bike to an official TUeBICI station and lock the bike in the lock; a beep will confirm the successful return.
For more information, visit their website or call 900 29 36 27.
• Avenida Dr. Diego Madrazo.
• Avenida de Pontejos, Intercambiador Sardinero.
• Primera Playa del Sardinero.
• Avenida de la Constitución, Parque de las Llamas.
• Calle Ernest Lluch, frente a La Pereda residencial.
• Calle Ernest Lluch con Calle Libertad.
• Avenida de los Castros, rotonda de UC de ciencias.
• Rotonda que une Casimiro Sainz y Paseo Pereda.
• Parque de María Cristina.
• Plaza Alfonso XIII.
• Plaza del Ayuntamiento.
• Calle Atilano Rodríguez, frente estación de tren.
• Calle Ruiz de Alda, Biblioteca Central.
• Calle Vargas, oficina de extranjería.
• Calle Marqués de la Hermida, antigua lonja.
• Avda. de Valdecilla, frente Valdecilla Norte.
• Parque Manuel Llano.
• Calle los Ciruelos.
• Complejo Municipal Ruth Beitia.
• Parque infantil Manuel Cacicedo.
• Calle Severo Ochoa.
• Calle Francisco Rivas Moreno.
• Calle Hermanos Calderón.
• Calle José Ortega y Gasset.
• Calle Francisco Tomás y Valiente.
• Calle Repuente.
In the downtown area of the city there is the BLUE ZONE (OLA), with hours from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. Monday through Friday and 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturdays. The price per hour is €1.45 and the allowed parking time in the same car park is a maximum of 2 hours.
Parking de Alfonso XIII
c/ Alfonso XIII s/n
942 365 473
Parking del Mercado de México
Plaza México
942 34 53 58
Parking de Cachavas
c/ Calderón de la Barca s/n
942 362 277
Parking de Numancia
Plaza Numancia s/n
Parking de Pombo
Plaza Pombo s/n
942 214 946
Parking del Mercado de la Esperanza
Plaza de la Esperanza
942 210 211
Parking de Jesús de Monasterio
c/ Jesús de Monasterio, s/n
942 373 645
Parking de Valdecilla
Avda. Valdecilla s/n
942 322 647
Parking Plaza del Ayuntamiento
942 313 120
Aparcamiento Puertochico
c/ Castelar 13
942 314 658
Parking de Tetuán
c/ Montañesa Tetuán
942 218 777
Plaza Estaciones, 39002 Santander, Cantabria
662 41 80 60
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If you prefer to move around the city by taxi, we provide you with the contact information for the taxi companies in Santander:
Teletaxi: 942 343 434
Radiotaxi Santander: 942 333 333
• Banco de Santander Paseo de Pereda, 22
• Bellini General Dávila, 312
• Casino Plaza de Italia, s/n (El Sardinero)
• Cazoña Plaza Manuel Llano, s/n
• Ciriego Rostrío, s/n *Festividad de Todos Los Santos*
• Cisneros Cardenal Cisneros
• Correos Alfonso XIII, s/n
• Cuatro Caminos C/ Vargas, 75
• Cueto C/ José María González-Trevilla, 7
• El Corte Inglés C.C. Bahía de Santander (Nueva Montaña)
• El Empalme El Empalme, s/n (Peñacastillo)
• Estación de Autobuses C/ Navas de Tolosa, s/n
• Estación de Renfe C/ Atilano Rodríguez, s/n
• Feygón C/ Gregorio Marañón, s/n
• Gándara General Dávila, 35
• Interfacultativo Avenida de los Castros s/n
• Jesús de Monasterio C/ Jesús de Monasterio, 24
• La Magdalena Avda. de La Magdalena, s/n *Del 1 de junio al 30 de septiembre*
• Lonja C/ Marqués de la Hermida, 66
• Los Ciruelos C/ Los Ciruelos, 31 (El Alisal)
• Meteorológico General Dávila, 256
• Miranda General Dávila, 1
• Monte C/ Repuente, 17
• Numancia C/ Vargas, 17
• PCTCAN Isabel Torres s/n
• Perines C/ Vargas, 57
• Puertochico C/ Ataulfo Argenta, 66
• Río de la Pila Plaza del Río de la Pila, s/n
• Salesianos General Dávila, 138
• San Martín Avenida Reina Victoria, 35
• Santa Lucía Santa Lucía, 28 *De 24:00 a 6:00 horas*
• Valdecilla Norte Avenida Marqués de Valdecilla, 25
• Valdecilla Sur Segundo López Vélez, s/n
Thanks to these buses you will be able to visit the most emblematic places of Santander.
Visit their website to find out about the tours and everything you can discover about Santander:
If you want to get to know the Magdalena Peninsula in the most comfortable way, don't hesitate to get on the tourist train that runs through the park offering a unique guided tour. Accessible trains with capacity for 56 passengers each. The carriages are heated in winter.
Telephone: 902 10 10 81
Schedule: from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. and from 3:30 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. (with the last tour being 6:00 p.m.)
If you prefer to discover Santander from the Bay:
Los Reginas: https://www.losreginas.com/
You can tour Santander in a fleet of 100% electric vehicles thanks to Guppy.
Discover more information and rates on their website: Guppy.es