Transfer to Madrid's Estación Sur bus station from Toledo

Madrid South bus station from Toledo

Stations are the most time-critical destination: trains do not wait. From the towns of the province it is best to leave with a margin and mention large suitcases.

How to get there from each area

La Sagra

From La Sagra, Madrid is reached via the A-42, which backs up from Parla onwards in the morning rush, or via the A-4 from Seseña and Borox. For Barajas the usual route joins the M-50 or M-40 without crossing the centre; the R-4 toll road is the alternative when the A-4 is busy.

Toledo y su alfoz

There are two ways from Toledo to Madrid: the free A-42 through Illescas, with more traffic, and the AP-41 toll motorway, usually clear, which reaches southern Madrid at the M-40. For Barajas the route continues on the M-40 or M-50 depending on the time of day.

Mesa de Ocaña

From Ocaña the way to Madrid is the A-4 through Aranjuez and Valdemoro, or the R-4 toll road, which avoids the southern entry jams. The A-4 stretch between Pinto and the M-40 is the one that adds most time at rush hour.

Talavera y La Jara

Talavera sits on the A-5, which runs straight to Madrid via Maqueda and Navalcarnero and enters from the south-west. For Barajas the route crosses Madrid on the M-40 or M-50, the stretch that varies most with traffic.

Torrijos y el valle del Alberche

From Torrijos, Madrid is reached via the A-40 to the A-5 at Maqueda, or towards the A-42 through Fuensalida. Escalona has direct access to the A-5.

Montes de Toledo

From the Montes de Toledo the road goes up to Toledo on the N-401 and local roads, and on to Madrid by the A-42 or AP-41; Los Yébenes can also join the A-4 at Madridejos.

La Mancha toledana

From Madridejos and Consuegra the route to Madrid is the A-4; from Quintanar and Corral de Almaguer, the N-301 or AP-36 to Ocaña and then the A-4 or R-4.