How far is it from Berlin to Madrid?

The distance between Berlin and Madrid is 2322 km by road.

How long does it take to drive from Berlin to Madrid?

The drive from Berlin to Madrid takes approximately 23 h 55 min by car.

What is the best route from Berlin to Madrid?

The fastest route from Berlin to Madrid covers 2322 km with a driving time of approximately 23 h 55 min.

Which direction is Madrid from Berlin?

Madrid lies roughly to the south-west of Berlin.

Which roads does the route from Berlin to Madrid follow?

The drive from Berlin to Madrid mainly follows A 2, A 10, A-1. The longest single stretch is 557 km on A 10.

Which towns do you pass between Berlin and Madrid?

Towns on the route from Berlin to Madrid include Dortmund, Aachen, Paris, Bordeaux.

Where can I find a 24h service station between Berlin and Madrid?

Along the route from Berlin to Madrid you can fill up at Aral (24/7), Station-service Intermarché (24/7), Relais des Castets (24/7). Stations marked 24/7 stay open around the clock.

Where can I camp between Berlin and Madrid?

Along the route from Berlin to Madrid you can stop for the night or service your van at Camping-Freunde Berlin, La Blique, Aire de camping-cars de Castets. The longest stretch on this route with no campsite is 101 km, between Camping Costajan and Pico de la Miel.

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Distance: 2322 kmDrive time: 23 h 55 min

Driving from Berlin to Madrid takes about 23 h 55 min via A 10. The distance is 2322 km. The straight-line distance is 1869 km. EV charging is available along the route, including in Hannover, Saint-Ouen, Paris, Talence, Alcaláde Henares. Driving directions

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Set off on a grand road trip from Berlin in Germany to Madrid in Spain, right through the middle of Europe. The whole journey is about 2321 km and will take roughly 23.9 hours behind the wheel. As you head south, remember you'll be driving on the right-hand side of the road the whole way. While the motorways in Germany are free for cars, be aware that Spain has a bit of a mixed bag when it comes to tolls – some motorways charge you per kilometre as you enter and leave. This long drive offers a brilliant change of scenery, taking you from the forests of the north to the sunny plains of the Iberian Peninsula, making it ideal for anyone who loves a good road trip.

1 Depart onto Unter den Linden 8 m
2 Continue left onto Unter den Linden 983 m
3 Turn right onto Wilhelmstraße 163 m
4 Turn left onto Dorotheenstraße 239 m
5 Continue straight onto Scheidemannstraße 418 m
6 Continue straight onto John-Foster-Dulles-Allee 2 km
7 Turn left onto Spreeweg 362 m
8 Enter rotary slightly right onto Straße des 17. Juni 119 m
9 Exit rotary right onto Straße des 17. Juni 2 km
10 Enter rotary straight onto Bismarckstraße 171 m
11 Exit rotary slightly right onto Bismarckstraße 2 km
12 Continue straight onto Sophie-Charlotte-Platz 74 m
13 Continue straight onto Kaiserdamm 979 m

14 Turn left onto Messedamm 78 m
15 Take ramp straight 349 m
16 Merge slightly left 411 m
17 Take exit slightly right 629 m
18 Merge slightly left onto AVUS 12 km
19 Continue straight 16 km
20 Continue straight 937 m
21 Merge slightly left 11 km
22 Keep right 8 km
23 Keep slightly left 412 km
24 Take exit slightly right 354 m
25 Keep slightly left 974 m
26 Merge slightly left 107 km
27 Take exit slightly right 94 m
28 Keep slightly right 546 m
29 Merge slightly left 52 km
30 Take exit slightly right 337 m
31 Keep slightly left 388 m
32 Keep slightly right 438 m
33 Keep slightly left 195 m
34 Merge slightly left 11 km
35 Continue straight onto König Baudouin Autobahn - Autoroute Roi Baudouin 12 km
36 Continue straight onto Autoroute Roi Baudouin 39 km
37 Take exit slightly left 110 km
38 Keep slightly right 2 km
39 Take exit slightly right 723 m
40 Turn right 520 m
41 Continue straight 407 m
42 Keep slightly left 159 m
43 Merge slightly left onto Autoroute de Wallonie 22 km
44 Keep slightly left 8 km
45 Continue straight 280 m
46 Continue straight 19 km
47 Keep slightly left 10 km
48 Keep slightly left 50 km
49 Merge slightly left onto Autoroute du Nord 121 km
50 Take exit slightly right 641 m
51 Merge slightly right 12 km
52 Keep slightly left 199 m
53 Keep slightly right 8 km
54 Merge slightly left onto Autoroute de l’Est 3 km
55 Keep slightly right 5 km
56 Keep slightly left 8 km
57 Continue straight 3 km
58 Take exit slightly right 225 m
59 Keep slightly left 742 m
60 Merge slightly left 3 km
61 Merge slightly left onto L'Aquitaine 3 km
62 Keep slightly right onto L'Aquitaine 2 km
63 Keep slightly right onto L'Aquitaine 35 km
64 Keep slightly left onto L'Aquitaine 72 km
65 Keep slightly left onto L'Aquitaine 140 km
66 Keep slightly left onto L'Aquitaine 307 km
67 Take exit slightly right 892 m
68 Merge slightly left onto Rocade Intérieure 19 km
69 Take exit slightly right 2 km
70 Continue straight onto Autoroute des Landes 25 km
71 Keep slightly left onto Autoroute des Landes 150 km
72 Continue straight onto Autoroute de la Côte Basque 32 km
73 Continue straight onto Zubi Nazioartekoa 110 m
74 Continue straight onto AP-1 / AP-8 8 km
75 Continue straight onto Bizkaiko Golkoko Autobidea 4 km
76 Continue straight onto AP-1 / AP-8 2 km
77 Keep slightly right onto AP-1 / AP-8 716 m
78 Continue straight onto Bizkaiko Golkoko Autobidea 3 km
79 Continue straight onto Aginaztegi tunela 528 m
80 Continue straight onto AP-1 / AP-8 3 km
81 Continue straight onto Urumea Zubia 2 km
82 Continue straight onto Kantauriko autobidea 6 km
83 Keep slightly left onto Kantauriko autobidea 45 km
84 Take exit slightly right onto Iparraldeko autobidea 4 km
85 Continue straight onto Eibar-Gasteiz autobidea 10 km
86 Continue straight onto Iparraldeko autobidea 2 km
87 Continue straight onto Eibar-Gasteiz autobidea 4 km
88 Continue straight onto Iparraldeko autobidea 3 km
89 Continue straight onto Gasteiz-Eibar autobidea 2 km
90 Continue straight onto Iparraldeko autobidea 8 km
91 Continue straight onto Gasteiz-Eibar autobidea 11 km
92 Take exit slightly right 622 m
93 Enter roundabout straight 6 m
94 Exit roundabout straight 440 m
95 Merge slightly left 5 km
96 Take exit slightly right 329 m
97 Keep slightly right 515 m
98 Merge slightly left 27 km
99 Keep slightly right 91 km
100 Keep slightly left onto Autovía del Norte 115 km
101 Continue straight onto Autovía Madrid - Burgos 7 km
102 Continue straight onto Autovía del Norte 108 km
103 Continue straight onto Avenida de la Paz 2 km
104 Take exit slightly right onto Calzada lateral M-30 4 km
105 Keep slightly right onto Calzada lateral M-30 409 m
106 Take exit slightly right 487 m
107 Turn right onto Calle de Alcalá 3 km
108 Keep slightly right onto Calle de Alcalá 596 m
109 Keep slightly left onto Calle de Alcalá 286 m
110 Turn slightly right onto Calle de la Virgen de los Peligros 83 m
111 Turn left onto Calle de la Aduana 333 m
112 Turn left onto Calle de Tetuán 105 m
113 Arrive left onto Calle de Tetuán

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The return trip from Madrid to Berlin covers roughly the same distance, 2322 km.

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Überlingen
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Westminster Millennium Pier
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Vitznau railway station
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Weggis landing stage
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Küssnacht am Rigi landing stage
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Greenwich Pier
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Newhaven Ferry Port
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Wandsworth Riverside Quarter Pier
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Accademia "A"
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San Marco Vallaresso "B"
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Museo "A"
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Ferrovia "A"
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Rialto "C"
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S. Giobbe
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Lido Santa Maria Elisabetta "B"
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Riva di Biasio "B"
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San Tomà "B"
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Salute
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Zattere "A"
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San Giorgio
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Tronchetto Mercato
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Guglie "A"
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Sacca Fisola "A"
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Giudecca Palanca "A"
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Fondamente Nove "B"
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Piazzale Roma Santa Chiara "G"
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Sant' Erasmo Forte Massimiliano
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Faro "A1"
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Zitelle "B"
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How far is it from Berlin to Madrid?: The distance between Berlin and Madrid is 2322 km by road.
How long does it take to drive from Berlin to Madrid?: The drive from Berlin to Madrid takes approximately 23 h 55 min by car.
What is the best route from Berlin to Madrid?: The fastest route from Berlin to Madrid covers 2322 km with a driving time of approximately 23 h 55 min.
Which direction is Madrid from Berlin?: Madrid lies roughly to the south-west of Berlin.
Which roads does the route from Berlin to Madrid follow?: The drive from Berlin to Madrid mainly follows A 2, A 10, A-1. The longest single stretch is 557 km on A 10.
Which towns do you pass between Berlin and Madrid?: Towns on the route from Berlin to Madrid include Dortmund, Aachen, Paris, Bordeaux.
Where can I find a 24h service station between Berlin and Madrid?: Along the route from Berlin to Madrid you can fill up at Aral (24/7), Station-service Intermarché (24/7), Relais des Castets (24/7). Stations marked 24/7 stay open around the clock.
Where can I camp between Berlin and Madrid?: Along the route from Berlin to Madrid you can stop for the night or service your van at Camping-Freunde Berlin, La Blique, Aire de camping-cars de Castets. The longest stretch on this route with no campsite is 101 km, between Camping Costajan and Pico de la Miel.

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