Getting to a match or concert in Madrid and back the same night from Toledo

Matches and concerts in Madrid from Toledo

Fairs, shows and matches all end at the same time and public transport back to the province cannot cope. Booking the return with the outbound trip avoids being stranded at the exit.

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.