Madrid Barajas Airport

Madrid-Barajas Airport is the main airport of the Iberian Peninsula, the largest in Spain and the main air station of Madrid. It connects Spain with all continents, and for Europeans it is the main departure point to Latin America.

Madrid - Barajas Airport is located 12 km northeast of the city in its own municipal district in the valley of the Harama River basin. It is connected by roads to the main highways of Madrid. There are 4 terminals at the airport. Buses depart in 7 directions from all airport terminals, in addition, free buses run between the terminals around the clock every 3 minutes (they are painted in salad color, and the light board indicates which terminal they are heading to).

For the convenience of passengers and those who meet the airport, Barajas is connected to Madrid by the Madrid Metro Line, which allows you to reach the city center in about 12 minutes. You can use land transport - municipal buses depart from the airport regularly, following to Madrid, there is a taxi immediately around the clock.

The modern building of Barajas Airport amazes tourists with its size and architecture. The building is spacious and has a lot of light. The use of various types of glass, metal load-bearing structures, skillful use of lighting - everything works to give the interior space more volume and airiness. A large number of places for rest, cafes, restaurants, shops allow you to spend time before departure.

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