Cuenca to Madrid bus

Buses from Cuenca to Madrid

The Cuenca Madrid bus line connects this World Heritage city with the capital of Spain. A route of about 160 kilometers that is available every day of the week with numerous departures covering the morning and afternoon. The journey is covered in about 2 hours.

What buses go from Cuenca to Madrid?

The company that manages the Cuenca Madrid bus line is Avanzabus, which has grouped Auto Res since 2002. It is one of the largest road transport companies in Spain and transports more than 2 million passengers a year, including other lines.

How long does the bus from Cuenca to Madrid take?

This route has a varied duration, depending on the number of intermediate stops on the route. The shortest journey takes 2 hours and 5 minutes, while the longest takes 2 hours and a half. All Cuenca Madrid buses are direct, with no need to change trains.

How many buses from Cuenca to Madrid?

The Cuenca Madrid bus line offers numerous departures every day, between 5 and 9, normally on both weekdays and weekends. The first routes start early in the morning and end late in the afternoon. The frequency is 1 bus every 2 hours approximately, except in the mornings, at which time there can be 1 every hour.

Where do the buses from Cuenca to Madrid depart from and arrive at?

Fermín Caballero Basin Station:is located at number 20 of the street of the same name. It has basic catering services, lobby with benches for waiting and toilets. It is just a few meters from the city's central Renfe station. The urban buses that stop in its surroundings are those of lines L1, L6 and L12, the latter coming from the AVE Fernando Zóbel station, in the outskirts. The journey time to the historic centre and to the AVE station is about 15 minutes.

Station of Madrid Sur: this station is popularly known as Méndez Álvaro, as it is an interchange with the stops of line 6 of the metro and lines C1, C5, C7 and C10 of Cercanías, a few minutes from Atocha. It is one of the stations with more affluence of travellers of the capital, reason why it counts on premises of restoration, as well as a small commercial gallery with pharmacy and slogan, among other services. There are also police stations, public parking and toilets.