San Mamés (Metro Bilbao)

Santimami/San Mamés Station
Metro Bilbao platforms
Location Sabino Arana Avenue
Coordinates 43°15′45″N 2°56′50″W / 43.26250°N 2.94722°W / 43.26250; -2.94722Coordinates: 43°15′45″N 2°56′50″W / 43.26250°N 2.94722°W / 43.26250; -2.94722
Line(s) Metro Bilbao:

Cercanías Bilbao:

EuskoTran:
Connections Termibus: A0651, A3247, A3341, A3342, A3343, A3512, A3513, A3523, A3915, A3916, A3918, A3923, A3926, A3927, A3930, A3933
Construction
Structure type Underground (Metro Bilbao and Cercanías Bilbao)
At-grade (EuskoTran and Termibus)
History
Previous names San Mamés (until 2018)

Santimami/San Mamés Station (formerly San Mamés) is an intermodal railway station located in the neighborhood of Garellano in the district of Basurto-Zorrotza in the city of Bilbao. This station connects the services of Line 1 and 2 of the rapid transit system Metro Bilbao, lines C-1 and C-2 of the commuter rail network Cercanías Bilbao, line A of the tramway system EuskoTran and accesses to Termibus, the main bus/coach station of Bilbao.

Name

Its name comes from the San Mamés Stadium that is located nearby. The stadium itself is named after a former convent dedicated to Saint Mammes of Caesarea. In 2018, the Basque translation of the name (Santimami) was prepended.[1]

Services and connections

Cercanías

Platforms for Cercanías.

The station serves also as a Cercanías Bilbao station for lines C-1 and C-2, which connect Bilbao-Abando with Santurtzi and Muskiz. Cercanías Bilbao is a commuter rail system operated by Cercanías and managed by Renfe. The station was opened in 2000, along with other three Cercanías stations. On July 29, 2004 the location was changed in order to match Metro Bilbao's station and to connect with EuskoTran and Termibus.

  Cercanías Bilbao  
Olabeaga
toward Santurtzi		   Line C-1   Autonomía
toward Bilbao-Abando
Olabeaga
toward Muskiz		   Line C-2   Autonomía
toward Bilbao-Abando
Access
  • 23, Luis Briñas street (Luis Briñas exit, connection with Metro Bilbao, EuskoTran and Termibus)
  • Quevedo Towers (Quevedo Towers exit)
  • Elevator connecting platforms of Cercanías with station's main hall.

Metro Bilbao

Metro Bilbao access inside the station.

The Metro Bilbao station is located under Sabino Arana avenue and has a direct connection with Cercanías Bilbao. Its exit by Luis Briñas street connects the station with the EuskoTran station and the bus terminal Termibus. Its fare zone is A.

Preceding station   Metro Bilbao   Following station
toward Plentzia or Bidezabal
Line 1
toward Etxebarri
toward Kabiezes
Line 2
toward Basauri
Access
  • 17, Sabino Arana avenue (Sabino Arana exit)
  • 23, Luis Briñas street (Briñas exit, connection with Cercanías, Termibus and EuskoTran)
  • 13, Luis Briñas street (Briñas exit, elevator)

Tramway

"San Mames Station" is station of Line A of Bilbao's Tramway, operated by EuskoTran. Previously, it was located some blocks away, and it was relocated in 2004 in order to connect with Cercanías and Metro Bilbao.

  EuskoTran  
Ospitalea/Hospital
La Casilla		   Line A   Sabino Arana
toward Bilbao-Atxuri

Bus

Inside Termibus before its redevelopment

Termibus is the main bus & coach station of Bilbao. All long distance coaches that come from Spain or from Europe to Bilbao reach this terminal station. Bizkaibus buses also reach this station.

A0651 Bilbao - Sodupe - Balmaseda
A3247 Bilbao - Aeropuerto/Aireportua
A3341 Bilbao - Sodupe - Arrespalditza
A3342 Bilbao - Sodupe - Artziniega
A3343 Bilbao - Sodupe
A3512 Bilbao - Lekeitio (por autopista/tik)
A3513 Bilbao - Hospital Galdakao/Ospitalea - Gernika - Lekeitio
A3523 Bilbao - Hospital Galdakao/Ospitalea - Gernika - Aulestia - Lekeitio
A3915 Ondarroa - Durango - Bilbao (por autopista/tik)
A3916 Ondarroa - Ermua - Bilbao (por autopista/tik)
A3918 Orozko - Bilbao
A3923 Elorrio - Durango - Bilbao (por autopista/tik)
A3926 Eibar - Ermua - Bilbao (por autopista/tik)
A3927 Zeanuri - Lemoa - Bilbao (por autopista/tik)
A3930 Galdakao - Bilbao (por autopista/tik)
A3933 Durango - Bilbao (por autopista/tik)

See also

References

  1. ↑ San Mamés será Santimami en el metro (in Spanish), Josu García, 16 December 2017, El Correo
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