Transfers to IFEMA from Castilla y León from Salamanca

IFEMA and Madrid trade fairs from Salamanca

Salamanca's old town, with the Plaza Mayor and the university, has restricted access, and La Covatilla ski resort depends on the snow. In both cases it is best to fix the exact pickup point when booking.

How to get there from each area

Campo de Salamanca

From Salamanca, the road to Madrid is the A-50 to Ávila and then the AP-51 and AP-6, which crosses the Guadarrama range through the tunnel; it is a little over two hundred kilometres. For Barajas the route joins the M-40 or M-50 on reaching Madrid. By rail there are direct services to Madrid-Chamartín.

Tierra de Alba

From Alba de Tormes the usual route is up to Salamanca or out to the A-50 towards Ávila, then on along the AP-51 and AP-6 to Madrid; for Barajas the trip continues on Madrid's ring roads.

Tierra de Peñaranda

Peñaranda has direct access to the A-50 towards Ávila, and from there to Madrid by the AP-51 and AP-6. Since it does not need to go through Salamanca, it is the province's most direct way out towards Barajas.

Sierra de Béjar

From Béjar the route runs north on the A-66 to Salamanca, then the A-50 towards Ávila and the AP-6 to Madrid. In winter, snow in the mountains can make early-morning departures harder.

Guijuelo y Salvatierra

Guijuelo sits beside the A-66: the route goes north to Salamanca and continues on the A-50, AP-51 and AP-6 to Madrid, then on the M-40 or M-50 if heading for Barajas.

Campo de Ciudad Rodrigo

From Ciudad Rodrigo the route is the A-62 to Salamanca, then on to Madrid by the A-50, AP-51 and AP-6. It is one of the parts of the province furthest from Barajas, so early flights mean leaving in the middle of the night.

Tierra de Ledesma y Vitigudino

Every trip to Madrid goes through the city of Salamanca, and from there along the A-50 towards Ávila and the Guadarrama or the A-62 towards Tordesillas and the A-6. The regional road into the capital has to be added on, and it is not fast.