Transfer guides for Burgos
What people ask before looking at a price. They are written to answer in the first few lines, with no preamble, with the figures from the route engine and the sources behind each statement, because that is what we would want to find ourselves.
From the province of Burgos
The questions that only make sense from here: every way to the airport, the AVE, the hospital, the fiestas, the districts.
From Burgos to Madrid and Barajas: the fast train from Rosa de Lima or the car with a driver along the A-1, and what changes from Aranda, Lerma and Briviesca
Burgos reaches Madrid two ways: the fast train from Rosa de Lima station, which arrives at Chamartín via Valladolid, and the toll-free A-1 through Lerma, Aranda and Somosierra. What each does well, how to reach Barajas, why from Aranda or Lerma the train is a detour and when the transfer with a driver is the only option for a pre-dawn flight.
Read the guide →Flying from Burgos province: Bilbao airport or Barajas depending on the area, what about Villafría, and why from Miranda de Ebro and Las Merindades the airport is done by car
Burgos province flies from two airports outside its borders: Bilbao, at Loiu, via the AP-1 and AP-68, and Madrid-Barajas via the A-1. Which area each one suits, what Burgos airport at Villafría offers, how long it takes from the capital, Miranda de Ebro, Aranda and Las Merindades, and when the transfer with a driver is the only way to catch an early flight.
Read the guide →Burgos University Hospital: how to get to an appointment from Aranda de Duero, Miranda de Ebro and Las Merindades, what the bus does and what a car with a driver that waits solves
Burgos University Hospital is the province's reference hospital and receives patients from areas over an hour away: Aranda along the A-1, Miranda along the AP-1, Las Merindades over mountain roads. Where it is, what the Aranda and Miranda hospitals cover, why the bus does not fit an early appointment and how a transfer with a driver that picks up at home, waits and invoices works.
Read the guide →Atapuerca, Santo Domingo de Silos and the cathedral without a car: how to see the best of Burgos with a driver who waits, and how the car moves the Camino de Santiago pilgrim
The best of Burgos is spread out: the cathedral and the Museum of Human Evolution in the capital, the Atapuerca sites to the east, the monastery of Silos with Covarrubias and Lerma in the Arlanza valley. What you can see on foot and what you cannot, how each day is organised with a driver who waits, where the car drops you in the old town and how it helps the pilgrim on the French Way.
Read the guide →Hotels and rural houses in Burgos, Aranda and Las Merindades: how to offer transfers to guests arriving by train at Rosa de Lima or by air at Barajas and Bilbao
For a hotel in Burgos's old town, a winery with rooms in the Ribera del Duero or a rural house in Las Merindades, the guest arriving by train at Rosa de Lima or by air at Barajas or Bilbao without a car is an arrival problem. How to offer the transfer: a booking in their name with their train or flight, a name sign, an invoice to the property or the guest, excursions with waiting time, harvest and fiestas.
Read the guide →Driving a private hire car in Burgos: Rosa de Lima, the A-1 to Madrid, Bilbao airport, the hospital and the Camino; the method for doing the sums and this province's variables
What a driver wants to know before starting in Burgos: a large province with a single fast station in the north of the capital, Barajas along the A-1 from the south and Loiu along the AP-68 from Miranda and Las Merindades, the university hospital the whole province travels to, and the Camino. The method for doing the sums, fixed costs, empty kilometres, corridors and hours, and the legal framework; the pay figures are on the drivers page.
Read the guide →VTC fleets in Burgos: Rosa de Lima, the A-1 to Barajas, Loiu from Miranda and Las Merindades and the Camino, how the cars are spread across the districts and how the fleet is paid
For a fleet with VTC authorisations in Burgos: why a large province with a single fast station and two airports outside it forces cars to be spread between the capital, Aranda and Miranda, which corridors reach the portal with the engine's figures, how each job is assigned, how the fleet is paid through Stripe Connect and what the fleet software does.
Read the guide →Companies in Burgos, Aranda and Miranda: the corporate account for visitors arriving at Rosa de Lima, Barajas or Loiu, industrial-estate staff and business trips, with one invoice a month
What a company in Burgos, Aranda de Duero, Miranda de Ebro or Briviesca needs to know before opening an account: how a visitor gets from Rosa de Lima, Barajas or Loiu to the plant, how an industrial-estate shift change or a seasonal campaign is organised, what the monthly invoice includes, who may book and what happens if the train is late.
Read the guide →Roa, Salas de los Infantes and Espinosa de los Monteros: getting from the Ribera, the Demanda and Las Merindades to the hospital, Burgos station and the airports
Three main towns of the province of Burgos far apart from one another: Roa in the Ribera del Duero, Salas de los Infantes on the N-234 towards Soria and Espinosa de los Monteros in the north of Las Merindades. Which hospital and station each one uses, when Barajas makes sense and what a car with a driver costs.
Read the guide →From Burgos to Bilbao, Vitoria, Logroño, Santander and Atocha: long journeys from the province by train, coach or car with a driver, plus Palencia, Valladolid and Soria
Burgos is a crossroads of the north: the AP-1 leads to the Basque Country and La Rioja, the N-623 to Cantabria, the A-62 to Palencia and Valladolid and the N-234 to Soria. Which destinations have trains, what a car with a driver costs and takes, how to reach Atocha and when each option pays off.
Read the guide →Madrid from Burgos: IFEMA, Parque Warner, concerts and matches, the Estación Sur and hospital appointments, by train from Rosa de Lima, coach, your own car along the A-1 or a car with a driver
How to get from Burgos, Aranda, Lerma, Miranda or Las Merindades to IFEMA, Parque Warner, a concert or a match, the Estación Sur and a Madrid hospital: train from Rosa de Lima, coach, your own car along the A-1 over Somosierra or a car with a driver at a fixed price.
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For the whole of Castilla-La Mancha
What is the difference between a Spanish VTC and a taxi? What changes for the passenger anywhere in Spain
What a Spanish VTC is, how it differs from a taxi and what that means for anyone travelling in Spain: advance booking and route sheet, fixed price versus meter, authorisation and badge, urban and interurban scope since Royal Decree-Law 13/2018, when each one makes sense and how to check the car and the driver are legal before getting in.
Read the guide →Do you need a child seat in a Spanish VTC? What the traffic regulations require and how to request one when booking
When a child restraint is compulsory in a car with driver under article 117 of Spain's General Traffic Regulations, why the taxi's urban exemption does not apply to private hire, which seat each child needs, how to request one when booking, how many fit and what to bear in mind on a long trip or an arrivals pickup.
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