 Spanish route mapAbout-Spain.net - a traveller's guide to Spain |
 |
Route planning map of Spain - main routes and towns
|
||||||
Find
hotels
in Spain
Click
for best
online rates for hotels in the following areas :
Costa
Brava Barcelona Andalucia Valencia area Madrid area Castile Aragon Other areas of Spain About-Spain.net is
partnered with Europe's leading hotel booking portal, Booking.com, to
bring you the best online prices
Map by About-Spain.net enhanced from an original from the open-source OpenStreetMap.org. Madrid motorway map by Faelomx, reproduced under Creative Commons licence |
► ►
Road map of Spain
The map below shows the main towns and cities of Spain, the Spanish motorway network – autovias and autopistas – in blue or red, and other main roads in green. Free motorways are shown in blue, Spanish toll motorways are shown in red. See below for best route avoiding Spanish tolls 
To the south of Spain avoiding the tolls ► Click here for alternative Spanish routes avoiding tolls  Main toll motorways in Spain:AP1
- Irun (French border) to Burgos
(Car toll 2012 : 20.35 € )
AP2 - Barcelona to Zaragoza (Car toll 2012: 25.5 €) AP7 - La Junquera (French border) to Alicante (with some free sections - Car toll 2012 : 58.75 €) AP68 - Zaragoza to Bilbao AP8 - San Sebastian to Bilbao AP9 - Ferrol (north of A Coruña) to Vigo Motorways in the Madrid area Madrid is a maze of motorways, and unless you really want to drive into Madrid, then the best bit of advice is "Don't". The M50, which is just visible in the bottom corner of this plan, goes 80% of the way round Madrid, and is the outer orbital motorway - and for this reason less busy than the M30 or M40. Most motorways in the Madrid urban area are free, but the radial "R" motorways are toll, as are some of the M motorways - but not the orbitals. For a detailed zoomable online maps of Spain, AboutSpain.net recommends ViaMichelin Some
useful sources of accommodation information:
|
|||||
|
|
||||||