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How to get there :

How to Get to Almagro from Madrid Barajas Airport

By Train:

  1. Step 1: Arrival at Madrid Barajas Airport (MAD)

    • Upon arrival, follow signs to the airport’s train station, Cercanías Renfe, located at Terminal 4 (T4).

    • If arriving at another terminal, you can take the free airport shuttle bus to T4.

  2. Step 2: Train to Madrid Atocha Station

    • Take the Cercanías C1 or C10 line from the airport to Madrid Atocha train station. The journey takes about 25 minutes.

  3. Step 3: High-Speed Train (AVE) to Ciudad Real

    • At Madrid Atocha, purchase a ticket or use a pre-booked ticket for the AVE (Alta Velocidad Española) train to Ciudad Real. The journey takes approximately 50 minutes.

  4. Step 4: Local Train or Taxi to Almagro

    • From Ciudad Real, you can take a local train (Renfe Media Distancia) to Almagro, which takes about 20 minutes.

    • Alternatively, you can take a taxi directly from Ciudad Real to Almagro, which takes about 30 minutes.

By Car:

  1. Step 1: Car Rental at Madrid Barajas Airport

    • Upon arrival, you can rent a car at any of the rental agencies located in the airport terminals.

  2. Step 2: Drive from Madrid to Almagro

    • Exit the airport and take the M-40 highway towards the A-4 (Autovía del Sur).

    • Merge onto the A-4 highway, heading south towards Ciudad Real.

    • Continue on the A-4 for approximately 170 km (about 1 hour 45 minutes).

  3. Step 3: Exit at Ciudad Real/Almagro

    • Take exit 174 towards N-430/CM-412 (Ciudad Real/Almagro).

    • Follow the signs to CM-412 and continue driving for about 22 km until you reach Almagro.

  4. Parking in Almagro

    • Almagro has several parking options, including public parking lots near the town center.

Once You're There

Where to stay in Almagro :

We’ve reserved rooms for all our guests at Parador de Almagro from October 18th to 20th.
Parador de Almagro


Cost: 285 EUR for 2 nights, including breakfast.

Rooms are already paid for, should you wish to contribute please contact Vincent.

If you plan to extend your stay, please let us know.

What to do in Almagro

​Almagro, located in the province of Ciudad Real in the Campo de Calatrava region, is a town rich in historic and artistic heritage. Known for its deep ties to the history of theatre, Almagro is home to the famous Corral de Comedias theatre, the National Theatre Museum, and hosts an annual International Classical Theatre Festival.
 

Explore the Historic Quarter:

  • The heart of Almagro is the Plaza Mayor, a stunning square surrounded by stone arcades and wooden balconies. Here, you’ll find some of the town’s most iconic landmarks, including the Corral de Comedias and the Town Hall.

  • The Corral de Comedias, a National Monument from the 16th century, offers visitors a glimpse into the Spanish Golden Age of theatre. It’s a must-see, especially during the theatre festival when it comes to life with classical performances.

  • Don’t miss a visit to the National Theatre Museum, where you can explore exhibits on stage design, historical costumes, and more, all set in a beautiful Manchegan stately house.

Discover Noble and Religious Heritage:

  • Take a stroll through the Noble district to admire the elegant palaces and emblazoned houses, such as the Palacio del Maestral and Palacio de los Condes de Valparaíso.

  • Almagro also boasts impressive religious sites, including the Church of San Bartolomé, the Church of San Agustín, and the Madre de Dios Church—where our wedding will take place. The former Convent of San Francisco now serves as the Parador de Turismo de Almagro, where history is woven into every courtyard and room.

Savor Local Cuisine:

  • Almagro’s gastronomy is a delight, featuring regional dishes like migas (breadcrumbs), tiznao (cod stew), and pisto (vegetable stew). Don’t miss the chance to try Manchego lamb, Almagro aubergines, and wines from La Mancha or Valdepeñas.

Explore the Surroundings:

  • From Almagro, you can easily explore the Tablas de Daimiel National Park and the Lagunas de Ruidera Natural Park, both offering beautiful natural landscapes.

  • The Campo de Calatrava region is dotted with castles and historic towns, such as El Viso del Marqués and Calzada de Calatrava.

  • For a relaxing treat, consider visiting the spas in Fuencaliente and Santa Cruz de Mudela.

You can refer to TripAdvisor for more informations and details :

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https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attractions-g562641-Activities-Almagro_Province_of_Ciudad_Real_Castile_La_Mancha.html

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