Oviedo taxi service - the quickest way to see the city
Oviedo is truly a hidden gem in northern Spain. From the fascinating culture, stunning architecture and rich history, to the delicious food and drink, there’s so much to see and do. Be sure to check out the famous public art scattered around the city, and visit the Museum of Fine Arts of Asturias. For a quick refresher, you can enjoy Oviedo’s famous cider and the unique way the locals pour it, known as ‘escanciar’.
To ensure you get to see all this unique city has to offer, we suggest taking an Oviedo taxi service to get around. You can easily hail a taxi in Oviedo in the street, pre-book your transfers or call a radio a radio taxi in Oviedo.
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Same price as a regular Taxi from the line
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How much does a taxi cost?
| Taxi prices | Day time (05:00 - 24:00) | Night time (00:00 - 05:00) | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|
| FROM AIRPORT TO CITY | 60 € | 60 € | 35 MIN |
| FROM FINE ARTS MUSEUM TO ARCHEOLOGICAL MUSEUM | 6 € | 7 € | 7 MIN |
| FROM PLAZA PARAGUAS TO CAMPO SAN FRANCISCO | 5 € | 5.75 € | 5 MIN |
The cost of a taxi in Oviedo
There are set maximums for taking a taxi in Oviedo when it comes to the fares. However, as some taxi drivers have formed their own companies, the exact fare you will receive may vary. Most Oviedo taxi drivers use a taximeter to calculate your fare, and the average tariff will be as follows;
Day Tariff (06:00 to 22:00) –
Base fare: €3.99
Price per km: €0.65
Waiting fee per hour: €16.83
Night Tariff (22:00 to 06:00) –
Base fare: €4.79
Price per km: €0.78
Waiting fee per hour: €20.20
There’s also a supplement of €0.11 per km added for each seat after the standard 6 usable, and taking a taxi from/to the airport may incur a surcharge or higher fares.
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How to get a taxi in Oviedo
There are 312 taxis buzzing around Oviedo, happy to stop in the street to pick up customers. However, if you’re travelling from outside the city centre and are looking to take a taxi to Oviedo (or around), you may wish to pre-book your rides or call a radio taxi. There are a few different ways to call a radio taxi in Oviedo, some even have their own app. However, the most popular phone dispatch taxis are;
Radio Taxi Oviedo: +34 (985) 25 25 00
Taxi Carbayon: +34 (985) 11 25 52
Benefits of booking your taxi in Oviedo with Welcome Pickups
Oviedo is a large city with just over 300 taxis available, this means that during peak travel times or bad weather, most taxis will be in use. To avoid the long wait times, you can pre-book your taxi in Oviedo with Welcome Pickups. We offer guaranteed on-time pickups, personalised transfers, English-speaking drivers and competitive fixed-rate fares. At Welcome, your comfort is also always top of mind, that’s why we have a dedicated customer support and driver team – both available 24/7 for all your transfer needs.
Oviedo taxi tips
- There’s a nighttime rate when it comes to taking a taxi in Oviedo that’s higher than the day rate.
- All Oviedo taxi drivers must use a taximeter set to the correct base fare; ensure your driver does this before beginning your journey.
- There may be additional fees for using a radio taxi in Oviedo, be sure to ask about this when booking.
- Oviedo taxi drivers accept cash payments only, in the local currency of Euros.
Wheelchair-accessible taxi in Oviedo
The standard taxis in Oviedo aren’t equipped to transport a wheelchair user. However, there are specialist companies, such as Eurotaxi Oviedo, that offer this service. Their vehicles are larger and come equipped with a ramp for wheelchair users. Be sure to pre-book this service if you need a wheelchair-accessible taxi in Oviedo.
Oviedo taxi service safety and complaints
The taxis in Oviedo are usually well-monitored and regulated, so taking a local taxi is usually a pleasant experience. However, if you do experience any issues, such as being overcharged, a rude driver, or feeling unsafe, be sure to report this directly to the company you travelled with or reach out to the local tourist police. To make a complaint, you will need to note the taxi number or license plate, the day and time of your journey and the driver’s ID number.