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Along the way
Top attractions along the route
Annecy
Thonon-les-Bains
Montreux
Morges
Pully
Solothurn
Barking Riverside
Barking Riverside is a major new development on the Thames in east London, built on former industrial land where the River Roding meets the Thames. Access via A13 Junction 3, then A1306 through Barking, or A406 North Circular to A13 eastbound. Popular routes include short hops from Dagenham (8km) and longer drives from Canary Wharf (22km). The area has excellent EV charging infrastructure with over 4450 public points nearby. The centrepiece is the new Overground station with its distinctive curved glass canopy.
Juist
Überlingen
Westminster Millennium Pier
Vitznau railway station
Tårs
Verkehrshaus-Lido landing stage
Weggis landing stage
Küssnacht am Rigi landing stage
Luzern Bahnhofquai
Tars Port
Puttgarden Port
Neuharlingersiel harbour
List harbour
Altes Fährterminal Altona
Port of Dagebüll
Schwedenkai
Hamburg Cruise Center HafenCity
Hapag-Hallen
Gedser Port
Rodby Faerge Port
Spodsbjerg Port
Twelve Quays
Greenwich Pier
Gravesend town pier
Port of Vado Ligure
Genève Mont-Blanc ferry terminal
Genève Eaux-Vives ferry terminal
Hafen Konstanz
Warnemünde ferry terminal
Port of Langeoog
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Bøjden Harbour
Esbjerg Færgehavn
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Fynshav Havn
Station de navette fluviale Corentin Cariou
Newhaven Ferry Port
Seacombe Ferry Terminal
Woodside Ferry Terminal
Isle of Man ferry terminal, Princes Dock, Liverpool
Gerry Marsden Ferry Terminal
Isle of Man ferry terminal, Princes landing stage, Liverpool
Wandsworth Riverside Quarter Pier
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Popular routes from destination
Set off on a proper road trip, starting in Copenhagen, Denmark, and finishing in Madrid, Spain. It's a fair aul trek, clocking in at 2497 kilometres and taking roughly 26.4 hours behind the wheel. As you drive through the middle of Europe, you'll notice the scenery and the culture changing, all while keeping to the right-hand side of the road. Keep an eye out for toll roads along the way, including the Great Belt Bridge in Denmark, which will set you back around €39 for a car. This long drive gives you a brilliant chance to see the continent from top to bottom, ending up in the lively Spanish capital.
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Distance and drive time are computed from OpenStreetMap road data with the OSRM routing engine. Updated .
Overview
Questions and answers
- How far is it from Copenhagen to Madrid?
- The distance between Copenhagen and Madrid is 2498 km by road.
- How long does it take to drive from Copenhagen to Madrid?
- The drive from Copenhagen to Madrid takes approximately 26 h 25 min by car.
- What is the best route from Copenhagen to Madrid?
- The fastest route from Copenhagen to Madrid covers 2498 km with a driving time of approximately 26 h 25 min.
- Which direction is Madrid from Copenhagen?
- Madrid lies roughly to the south-west of Copenhagen.
- Which roads does the route from Copenhagen to Madrid follow?
- The drive from Copenhagen to Madrid mainly follows A 1, A 10, A-1. The longest single stretch is 557 km on A 10.
- Which towns do you pass between Copenhagen and Madrid?
- Towns on the route from Copenhagen to Madrid include Hamburg, Aachen, Paris, Bordeaux.
- Where can I find a 24h service station between Copenhagen and Madrid?
- Along the route from Copenhagen to Madrid you can fill up at OK (24/7), Total Access (24/7), Relais des Castets (24/7). Stations marked 24/7 stay open around the clock.
- Where can I camp between Copenhagen and Madrid?
- Along the route from Copenhagen to Madrid you can stop for the night or service your van at Urban Camp Copenhagen, La Blique, Lou Payou. The longest stretch on this route with no campsite is 101 km, between Camping Les Grands Prés and Aire de Saint-Ghislain Sud.
- Where can I stop to rest between Copenhagen and Madrid?
- On the route from Copenhagen to Madrid you can take a break at Nordre Depot, Gare de péage de Thun-l'Évêque, Aire d'Onesse-et-Laharie-Est.
