How to get to Parque Warner from Castilla y León from Salamanca
Looking for a taxi to Parque Warner Madrid, or a car like Uber, Cabify or Bolt: here you book Spanish private hire (VTC) with advance booking and a fixed price from your town.
A theme-park day with children ends with everyone tired, and that is exactly when someone has to drive an hour home. With a driver, someone else handles the return and the whole group travels together in one vehicle.
From 233,09 € leaving from Peñaranda de Bracamonte · 126 min
Why a car with a driver
Approved child seats at no cost and room for pushchairs
A fixed price for the group, with outbound and return in one booking
Pickup at closing time, with no exit queues
Parque Warner Madrid 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.
Price from each town in Salamanca
Indicative prices including VAT, on a weekday during the day, for a vehicle carrying up to four passengers. The firm price appears when you book, with your own date and time.
| From | Distance | Time | From |
|---|---|---|---|
| Peñaranda de Bracamonte | 193.5 km | 126 min | 233,09 € |
| Alba de Tormes | 219.3 km | 143 min | 261,60 € |
| Guijuelo | 225.2 km | 147 min | 268,14 € |
| Béjar | 231.7 km | 151 min | 275,72 € |
| Santa Marta de Tormes | 237 km | 155 min | 282,03 € |
| Carbajosa de la Sagrada | 238.4 km | 155 min | 283,70 € |
| Villares de la Reina | 241.6 km | 158 min | 287,50 € |
| Salamanca | 241.7 km | 158 min | 287,62 € |
| Ledesma | 280.4 km | 183 min | 333,68 € |
| Ciudad Rodrigo | 315.4 km | 206 min | 375,33 € |
| Vitigudino | 319.2 km | 208 min | 379,85 € |
Leaving from a town that is not listed? We cover the whole province: message us for a fixed price.
Frequently asked questions
Can five of us fit with two pushchairs?
In a people carrier, yes. When booking, tell us the number of passengers, their ages and whether you have pushchairs, and we assign a vehicle with enough room; we confirm the price beforehand.