Taxi Madrid to Chinchón — Transfer to Spain's Most Beautiful Plaza

Transfer Details: Madrid → Chinchón

Our taxi service from Madrid to Chinchón is the most comfortable and fastest way to travel. No waiting at stations, no transfers between lines, no carrying luggage. Your driver picks you up at the agreed point and takes you directly to your destination in approximately 50 minutes.

With MadridTaxis you get guaranteed professional service: fixed price agreed before departure, experienced drivers who know the route, and an immaculate vehicle. Available 24 hours, 365 days a year.

The first time you walk into Chinchón's Plaza Mayor, it is hard to believe this stage set of green wooden balconies sits just 48 kilometres from Madrid. By taxi it takes around 50 minutes, with the fare fixed at booking from €71 — the most comfortable way to reach one of the region's most photogenic villages without a thought for country roads.

Everything in Chinchón revolves around its medieval Plaza Mayor, an irregular ring of arcaded houses and timber balconies that has served as market square, open-air theatre and even bullring as the occasion demanded. The Iglesia de la Asunción watches over it from above, and close by stands the Torre del Reloj — star of the local saying about the church without a tower and the tower without a church.

The route runs along the A-3 and then the M-311, leaving the city's outskirts behind for farmland, market gardens and olive groves. Fifty minutes separate two different worlds: you leave a European capital and arrive in a Castilian village where time moves at another speed. On the edge of town, the Castillo de los Condes completes the picture.

What brings so many people back is the food: the roasts served in the mesones around the square and Chinchón's own aniseed liqueur, with its own protected name, are as much a part of the trip as the monuments. And here the taxi plays a card no private car can match: nobody has to drive home, so the long Spanish lunch — and the glass of anís — can be enjoyed without a second thought.

To make the most of the day, book the return leg with a set time: the car collects you beside the square at the agreed hour, and 50 minutes later you are back in Madrid. At weekends the village comes alive — and fills up — so a mid-morning weekday departure, if your diary allows it, will give you a far calmer Chinchón for the photographs.