Econom
Toyota, Hyundai or similarFrom
- Up to 3 passengers
- 2 medium suitcases
- Child seat included
For 2 people, about €145 each
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A transfer to Salamanca. No changes in Madrid, fixed price.
Prices for November 2026

Salamanca is 229 km from Barajas airport. This student city lies north-west of Madrid, and UNESCO added its historic centre to the World Heritage List in 1988. The drive takes about 2 hours 15 minutes, and the price, from €290, is shown before you book.
We track your flight and wait 60 minutes free of charge from the moment your plane actually lands.
Your total is set when you book, and neither night journeys nor traffic will change it.
No trains and no buses with suitcases in tow. Your holiday starts the moment you get in the car.
The price is for the whole car, not per passenger. It is fixed when you book and does not change because of traffic, night hours or a delayed flight.
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For 2 people, about €145 each
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For 2 people, about €177 each
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For 2 people, about €201 each
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For 4, about €105 each; for 7, about €60 each
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For 2 people, about €333 each
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For 10, about €56 each; for 16, about €35 each
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The best transfer, i have ever tried!
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The best transfer, i have ever tried!
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Very good professionals. 100% recomended
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The University of Salamanca was founded in 1218. Its founder was King Alfonso IX of León. The university says of itself that it is regarded as the oldest existing university in Spain and that it is the only Spanish university to have worked without a break through all these centuries. The Escuelas Mayores building holds its historic library: 2,774 manuscripts, 483 incunabula and about 62,000 books from the 16th-18th centuries, and visitors view it through glass. The building is open every day, a ticket costs €10, or €5 reduced, children under 12 go free, and a QR-code audio guide is included in the ticket.
Only cars with a registered number plate may enter the pedestrian centre. Since July 2025 access to Salamanca's pedestrian zone has been by number plate, entered in the city council's system. If your hotel is inside the zone, ask it in advance to register the transfer car: hotels do this for their guests themselves, and you will see the car's registration in the app. Without registration the driver will drop you at the edge of the zone, as close to the hotel as possible.
Work on the Plaza Mayor began in 1729. The design was by the architect Alberto de Churriguera, his nephew Manuel de Lara Churriguera continued the work, and Andrés García de Quiñones finished the square in 1755. Arcades run all round the square, and the main building on it houses the city council. Walk right round the square and look at the medallions between the arches: Spanish monarchs are carved on the Royal Pavilion, soldiers and conquistadors on the southern San Martín Pavilion.
Salamanca has two cathedrals, the Old and the New. The Old Cathedral is Romanesque, begun in the first half of the 12th century. The New Cathedral was begun in 1513 and finished in 1733, and the last works were led by architects of the Churriguera family. The cathedral is open every day from 10:00 to 18:00, last entry at 17:15, but check the hours on the cathedral's website before your trip: they may change.
For a view over the whole old town, climb the cathedral towers. The Ieronimus route takes visitors up the towers, from where you can see the whole centre and the valley of the river Tormes, and it takes about an hour and a half. You will be climbing narrow spiral staircases, so this route is not suitable for people with reduced mobility. Buy your ticket with a timed entry on ieronimus.es. There is another viewpoint on the towers of the Clerecía church (Scala Coeli): 164 steps up to the first level with the bells.
The Carthaginians conquered Salamanca as early as the 3rd century BC. The city then became Roman, and in the Middle Ages it long remained a frontier land until Christians resettled it in the early 12th century. Since then Romanesque, Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque buildings have grown up side by side in the historic centre, and the university façade is covered in Plateresque carving. The protected part of the old town covers about 51 hectares and is easy to explore on foot, so you only need a car to get to the hotel and back to the airport.
Every option with prices and travel times. Operator fares current as of November 2026.
| Option | Price | Time | Good to know |
|---|---|---|---|
| Monbus bus | €14.93 | 2 h 30 min to 3 h 15 min | direct service from T4 only, to Salamanca bus station, 6 a day |
| Cercanías C1 + Alvia train | from €24.25 | Alvia ~1 h 40 min | from T4 to Chamartín, then the Alvia to Salamanca, 4 a day; C1 €1.70 + Alvia from €22.55 |
| Taxi | on the meter | ~2 hr 15 min | no flat fare beyond the M-30 ring, metered fare |
| Let's GO transfer | from €290 | ~2 hr 15 min | from the arrivals terminal to your address in Salamanca, fixed price per car |
The transfer price is from €290 per car, in the Econom class for 3 passengers. You will see the prices for Eco, Business, Van for 7 passengers, Premium and Bus for 16 passengers in the calculator before you book and in the prices block.
The drive takes about 2 hours 15 minutes and covers 229 km. The driver takes the motorways via Ávila. If there is a traffic jam on the way out of Madrid, you will arrive later, but the price will not change: it is fixed when you book.
Yes, there is a direct bus: Monbus picks up passengers at terminal T4 and takes them to Salamanca bus station, a ride of 2 h 30 min to 3 h 15 min. The bus station is next to the San Bernardo market, and from there you need a city bus or a walk to reach your hotel.
Yes, you can, but with a change: from terminal T4 the Cercanías C1 runs to Chamartín station, and from there Alvia trains leave for Salamanca, taking about 1 h 40 min. From T1, T2 and T3 you first need to take the free inter-terminal bus to the station. An Alvia ticket costs from €22.55.
No, toll roads are not included in the route price. You and the driver decide together which road to take. The usual way from the airport to Salamanca is on the AP-6 and AP-51 toll motorways: first through the tunnels under the Guadarrama range, then towards Ávila.
Yes, the driver will get as close as possible to the hotel at the address you give when you book. If the hotel is on a pedestrian street, tell the driver in the app chat which entrance to drop you at.
Yes, a group can travel in the Bus class, up to 16 passengers with luggage. If there are more of you, the second car has to be booked separately, as a second booking.
Yes, you can add a stop in Ávila when you book, and the price is calculated with the stop included. Ávila lies right on the way to Salamanca, and its old town is enclosed by a medieval city wall. To walk around Ávila while the driver waits, book a car with a driver by the hour, three hours minimum.
If you booked the name sign option, the driver waits for you in the arrivals hall with a sign showing your name. This option costs €10. Without it, the driver will tell you in the app chat where he is waiting.
60 minutes after the plane actually lands. If you are held up at passport control, message the driver in the app chat.
The driver tracks the flight number and has the car there for when the plane actually lands. There is no surcharge.
Econom, Eco and Business each take two medium suitcases, and Van takes up to seven. There is no extra charge for luggage, and the price depends only on the class. More in our article about luggage in Business and Van.
Yes, child seats are free in every class. A seat is required for children 135 cm and under: tick it when you book and tell the driver the child's age in the chat.
Yes, we work around the clock. There is no extra charge for night-time travel, the price is the same as during the day, and the driver tracks your flight just the same.
A planned trip can be cancelled free of charge up to 24 hours before the car arrives.
The amount is reserved on your card before the trip and charged after it. Payment is by bank card in the app or on the website.


