Alba de Tormes to Plaza Mayor de Salamanca transfer

The journey

The transfer from Alba de Tormes (Salamanca) to Plaza Mayor de Salamanca covers around 23.8 kilometres and takes about 29 minutes. We collect you at the address you give us and drop you exactly at your destination, with no changes and no waiting.

Alba de Tormes compared with other starting points

Of the 10 starting points we publish a price from to Plaza Mayor de Salamanca, Alba de Tormes ranks 4 by distance, between Villares de la Reina (6.4 km), the closest, and Ciudad Rodrigo (89.4 km), the furthest. As the crow flies it is 20 km to the north-west; by road it is 23.8 km, 19% more, and the price works out at 1,74 € per kilometre.

• Santa Marta de Tormes → Plaza Mayor de Salamanca (16 km from Alba de Tormes): 14 min, from 18,00 €.
• Carbajosa de la Sagrada → Plaza Mayor de Salamanca (17 km from Alba de Tormes): 14 min, from 18,00 €.
• Villares de la Reina → Plaza Mayor de Salamanca (23 km from Alba de Tormes): 15 min, from 18,00 €.

Alba de Tormes is in Tierra de Alba. What the area is like and what trips start there

Which way it goes

Salamanca is a large province with its population concentrated in the capital, and the roads fan out from it: the A-62 to Ciudad Rodrigo, the A-66 to Guijuelo and Béjar, the A-50 to Peñaranda. There is hardly any direct transport between the market towns, so the most common internal trips are from the villages into Salamanca: hospital, station, university and errands.

Plaza Mayor de Salamanca, seen from Salamanca

The Plaza Mayor is Salamanca's pedestrian heart and the city's meeting point. Traffic is restricted in the surrounding old town, so cars drop off and pick up on the nearest access streets; it helps to give the hotel or exact address.

On arrival: Campo de Salamanca

The city of Salamanca and Santa Marta de Tormes, across the river and now almost joined to it, make up the province's urban area. The university, the hospital and the station are here, so it is both the starting point for trips to Madrid and the arrival point from the rest of the province.

When demand peaks

• Salamanca's September fair (September): The Virgen de la Vega festivities fill Salamanca in early September, with concerts, bullfights and a busy nightlife. The centre has road closures and late-night returns to the villages are the most sought after.
• Holy Week in Salamanca (Easter week): The processions wind through the old town and coincide with many visitors and with holiday departures towards Barajas. Streets close as the brotherhoods pass, and the pickup point should be outside the route.

Tip: If you arrive at the university with several suitcases at the start of the year, say so when booking so the car has enough boot space.

What the price includes

• Door-to-door pickup and help with luggage.
• Complimentary waiting and flight or train tracking.
• Child restraint systems if you need them.
• The 10 % Spanish VAT on passenger transport.

Tolls and parking, where the route requires them, are itemised in the quote before you confirm. There are no hidden charges: any supplement is shown in the quote before you confirm.