Flights to Madrid
Buy your flights to Madrid and pay later
Using Buy Now Pay Later (BNPL) for your flights to Madrid has plenty of perks. You can spread the cost over time, giving you more flexibility when managing travel expenses and making your trip easier on the budget.
Many plans have no interest charges if paid on time, but be sure to check with your lender. It's a simple way to budget for your trip and enjoy stress-free travel!
Airports near Madrid
Here are 4 airports available for your flights to Madrid, simplifying your travel arrangements. With these options, travelling to and from Madrid becomes effortlessly straightforward.
Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas Airport
This is the main international airport in Madrid and is located approximately 13 kilometres northeast of the city centre. It is well-connected to various destinations worldwide and offers a wide range of domestic and international flights.
Barcelona-El Prat Airport
Although not in Madrid, Barcelona-El Prat Airport is a major international airport in Spain and is located about 620 kilometres east of Madrid. If you choose to fly into Barcelona, you can then take a connecting flight or travel by train or bus to Madrid.
Valencia Airport
Valencia Airport is located approximately 350 kilometres southeast of Madrid. While it is not as close as the previous options, it is still within a reasonable driving distance. You can either rent a car or take a domestic flight from Valencia to Madrid.
Bilbao Airport
Bilbao Airport is situated around 400 kilometres north of Madrid. Similar to Valencia Airport, it is not as close, but it is still an option for travellers who prefer to drive or take a connecting flight to Madrid.
Things to do in Madrid
Madrid has an abundance of attractions to see - to make things easier, here's our top 3:
The Prado Museum
Housing an incredible collection of European art, the Prado is a must-see for any art enthusiast. Here, you'll find masterpieces by Spanish legends like Velázquez and Goya alongside works by European titans like Rembrandt and Titian. The museum's vast collection offers a journey through Western art history.
Buen Retiro Park
Escape the city chaos and find tranquillity at Buen Retiro Park. This sprawling oasis offers manicured gardens, a picturesque boating lake and grand fountains. Rent a rowboat, stroll along tree-lined avenues or simply relax and people-watch. The park also houses museums like the Reina Sofía, showcasing Spain's 20th-century art.
Royal Palace of Madrid
This grand palace is the official residence of the Spanish royal family (although they don't actually live there!). Take a guided tour to explore the staterooms, throne room and armoury, and marvel at the palace's elaborate wall hanging, sculptures and paintings.
