Transfer to Madrid's Estación Sur bus station from Burgos

Madrid South bus station from Burgos

Burgos station is far from the city centre and the province's towns have no direct link to it, so reaching the train usually takes a car. It pays to leave with a margin and mention large suitcases.

How to get there from each area

Alfoz de Burgos

From Burgos to Madrid the route is the A-1, toll-free all the way, through Lerma and Aranda and over the Somosierra pass. The A-1 enters Madrid from the north, so for Barajas it is enough to turn onto the M-40 or M-50 without crossing the city.

Ribera del Duero burgalesa

Aranda sits on the A-1, so Madrid is a straight run south over Somosierra. The pass is the stretch most affected in winter, and for Barajas the route leaves the A-1 for the M-40 on reaching Madrid.

Arlanza

Lerma has the A-1 right at hand: south through Aranda and over Somosierra to Madrid, and from the city's northern entrance, the M-40 or M-50 to Barajas.

La Bureba

From Briviesca the route goes down to Burgos on the AP-1 or N-I and joins the A-1 towards Madrid over Somosierra. For Barajas, the A-1 leads to the M-40 without crossing the centre.

Miranda y el valle del Ebro

From Miranda the route goes to Burgos on the AP-1, toll-free for some years now, and then to Madrid on the A-1 over Somosierra. For many flights, though, Bilbao airport is much closer than Barajas.

Las Merindades

From Las Merindades the route first goes down to Burgos on mountain roads, which can be icy in winter, and then takes the A-1 to Madrid. For flights, many residents prefer Bilbao airport, which is reached sooner than Barajas.