Transfer to Madrid's Estación Sur bus station from Soria

Madrid South bus station from Soria

Soria and Medinaceli stations have few trains a day, so missing one can ruin the day. From the villages it is best to leave with a margin and check the train timetable before booking.

How to get there from each area

Soria y su tierra

From Soria, Madrid is reached on the A-15 and N-111 to Medinaceli, then on the A-2, which enters Madrid from the east, on the Barajas side. The airport therefore comes before central Madrid, with no need to cross the city.

Tierra de Almazán

Almazán lies on the A-15 and N-111 corridor towards Medinaceli, where the route joins the A-2 towards Guadalajara and Madrid. For Barajas it is the same road, reaching the airport from the east.

Tierras del Burgo y San Esteban

From El Burgo de Osma and San Esteban de Gormaz the route runs to Aranda de Duero on the N-122 and A-11, then to Madrid on the A-1, which crosses Somosierra and enters from the north. Barajas is close to that entry point.

Comarca del Moncayo

From the Moncayo to Madrid the route first goes down to Soria on the N-122, then continues on the A-15 and N-111 to the A-2 at Medinaceli. Another option is to head towards Zaragoza and pick up the A-2 there, longer but on dual carriageway once in the Ebro valley.

Pinares de Urbión

Depending on the village, the route goes towards Soria to come down the A-15 to Medinaceli and the A-2, or towards El Burgo de Osma and Aranda to take the A-1. Either way it is a long trip to Madrid, and in winter the Santa Inés pass and the mountain roads can be icy.

Tierra de Medinaceli y el Jalón

Arcos lies on the A-2: the route runs straight towards Guadalajara and enters Madrid from the east, on the Barajas side, without going through Soria.