About Madrid

Getting to Madrid

All international flights arrive at Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas. It is located just 12 kilometres northeast of the capital. Barajas now has four terminals in operation. To offer passengers a more efficient service, Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas Airport has redistributed the airlines in each terminal. Please select your airline on the following list to find out where to check-in and click here for further information. Find out what the prevailing requirements for travel to Spain are depending on your country of origin by clicking here.

Climate in December

In October, temperatures are mild, while in November, it tends to be cold and rainy. The last two months of the year are generally the wettest. The average temperature goes from 15 ºC in October to 7ºC in December.

Things to do in Madrid

From arts and culture, food and drink, shopping to nightlife Madrid offers something for everyone. Click on the links below to find out more:

Getting around Madrid

Madrid has a great public transport infrastructure with a popular option being the Metro with 300 stations linked together by 15 lines, Madrid's underground will get you around the city quickly and hassle-free. To see the options available to get around the city please click here.

Essential information on Madrid

Opening hours, currency, Internet access, local customs and traditions, embassies and consulates. In summary, all kinds of practical information. Welcome to our survival guide to Madrid, so that nothing takes you by surprise when you come, and you can enjoy your stay without worries by clicking here.

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