‘Hasta’ for to a place?

Hola Karen

Preposition "hasta" is indeed used express with movement but the difference between hasta and a/para is that when we say "hasta" we mean "as far as [place]", so, for example:

1. "El tren va a/para Madrid" -> The train is going to Madrid. (in that direction)

2. "El tren va hasta Madrid" -> The train is going up to/as far as Madrid. 

Other sentences for example would be:

"Camina hasta la plaza y tuerce a la izquierda" 

(Walk to the square [as far as the square, do not go on] and turn left.)

"Ayer salí a pasear, llegué hasta el cine, y volví a casa."

(Yesterday I went for a walk, I went up to the cinema, and I came back.)

I hope this helps

Gracias

Inma