Here you will find information on urban and intercity bus lines arriving at Madrid Barajas Airport from the center of Madrid and the surrounding area, as well as bus lines from the airport towards the city center, the exhibition grounds, major transfer stations, neighboring cities and other provincial capitals.
There are bus stops in all terminals, but not all buses stop in all terminals.
Madrid Airport is connected to the city center through the company's City Transport Bus (EMT) network: Line 200, Express 203, Express N27 and Line 101.
Intercity bus lines 822, 824, 827 and 828 connect the airport with other cities.
Timetable: daily from 06:00 to 23:30.
Madrid city buses
Express bus (line 203)
It is an express line connecting Atocha train station and Madrid Barajas airport. The bus operates 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
Atocha bus stop (start / end of the route) is open only during the daytime: from 06:00 to 23:30.
At night, the bus stop, which is the start / end of the route, is located in the center of Madrid in the Cibeles Square. This night bus is called the N27 Express, or “búhos” (owls).
Express bus schedule:
- from 06:00 to 23:30 every 15-20 minutes
- from 23:30 to 06:00 every 35 minutes
The road from Atocha to the airport will take 40 minutes under normal road conditions.
Express bus stops at the airport:
- Terminal T1, floor P0, Arrivals
Rates:
One ticket costs € 5 ... Baggage is carried free of charge. Tickets are purchased on the bus. Change will be given to you from banknotes no more € 20 .
Reference:
+34 902 507 850
Line 200
City bus line connecting Avenida de América, the largest transport hub, where you can change to other buses, coaches and metro, and Madrid airport.
Timetable L 200:
- from the airport: from 05:00 to 23:30 every 10-20 minutes;
- from Avenida de America: from 05:10 to 23:30
Stops at the airport:
- Terminal T4, floor P0, Arrivals
- Terminal T1, floor P0, Arrivals area, opposite baggage claim 2
- Terminal T1, floor P1, Departure zone
- Terminal T2, floor P0, Arrivals
- Terminal T2, floor P2, Departure zone
- Terminal T3, floor P0, Arrivals
Rates:
Ticket costs € 1,50 €12,20
Reference:
+34 902 507 850
Line 101
Line 101 connecting the Canillejas transport hub and Barajas Terminals T1, T2 and T3 (not the end points of Line 101).
Timetable:
from Canillejas:
- monday - Saturday from 06:00 to 23:45;
from Pueblo de Barajas:
- monday - Saturday from 06:00 to 23:25;
- sunday and holidays from 07:00 to 23:25.
The bus runs every 13-16 minutes during peak hours, while waiting times at other times of the day can be up to 27 minutes.
Rates:
Ticket costs € 1,50
and is valid for one trip. You can only buy it on the bus. Travel ticket T-10 ( €12,20
), which can be purchased in the lobbies, is also valid for this bus.
Reference:
+34 902 507 850
Suburban buses
Line 827
Line 827 connects Madrid, Canillejas, Madrid Airport Terminal T4, Alcobendas, Autonomous University and Tres Cantos.
Stops at the airport:
- Terminal T4, floor P0, Arrivals
Line 828
Line 828 connects Madrid, Canillejas, Madrid Airport Terminal T4, Alcobendas and the Autonomous University
Stops at the airport:
Terminal T4, floor P0, Arrivals
Line 822
Line 822 connects Terminal T1 of Madrid airport and Coslada and San Fernando de Henares.
Stop at the airport:
- Terminal T1, floor P1, Departure zone
Timetable:
- from San Fernando de Henares: 06:30 to 22:30;
- from the airport: from 05:45 to 22:00.
The bus does not run on Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays.
Line 824
Line 824 connects Terminal T1 and T2 of Adolfo Suarez Madrid-Barajas Airport with Alcalá de Henares
Stops at the airport:
- Terminal T1, floor P1, Arrivals
- Terminal T1, floor P1, Departure zone
- Terminal T2, floor P0, Arrivals
- Terminal T2, floor P2, Departure zone
Timetable:
from Alcala de Henares:
- on weekdays from 06:40 to 22:00;
- saturdays, Sundays and weekdays: 08:30 to 21:30
from the airport:
- on working days from 05:45 to 21:10;
- saturdays, Sundays and weekdays: 07:30 to 20:30.
A one-way ticket for commuter buses can be purchased from the driver or bought at newspaper and tobacco kiosks in the city for 10 intercity travel passes. This ticket is not valid for the Madrid public transport (EMT).
Intercity buses
At Madrid Barajas Airport, you can also travel to other cities using the intercity buses.
Alsa
From Terminal T4, Alsa buses travel to the following cities: Zaragoza, Barcelona, \u200b\u200bValladolid, León, Murcia, Alicante, Gijón, Oviedo, Lugo, Coruña, Santiago de Compostela, Burgos, Vitoria, San Sebastián, Santander , Bilbao, Logroño and Pamplona.
Stops at the airport:
- Terminal T4, floor P0, Arrivals
The vending machine is also located there.
Reference:
+34 902 422 242
Avanzabus
Avanzabus buses leave from Terminals T1 and T4 and go to Ávila, Castellón, Salamanca, Valencia and Zamora.
Stops at the airport:
- Terminal T1, bus parking
- Terminal T4, floor P0, Arrivals
Reference:
+34 912 722 832
Socibus
Socibus sends its buses from Terminal T1 to Andalusian cities: Ayamonte, Córdoba, Cadiz, Jerez, Seville and others. You can buy tickets at Terminal T1, Arrivals, Hall 2.
Stop at the airport:
- T1, bus parking.
Reference:
+34 902 229 292
All rates are valid until the next change.
Madrid-Barajas Airport (Aeropuerto de Madrid-Barajas) is the main international airport of the capital of Spain. Currently, Madrid Airport is the largest airport in Spain. It is located 13 km northeast of the center of Madrid and includes five terminals.
Madrid airport terminals
Madrid Airport has five passenger terminals: T1, T2, T3, T4 and T4S, as well as a private aviation terminal.
- Terminal 1 (T1) - Serves international flights to any destination.
- Terminal 2 (T2) - Used for flights within Schengen countries.
- Terminal 3 (T3) - Opens only to receive flights.
- Terminal 4 (T4) - The largest terminal of the airport and one of the largest terminals in the world. Serves as a base for Iberia and its partners in the Oneworld alliance.
- Terminal 4S (T4S) - It is an extension of terminal T4, located just 2.5 km from it. Serves international flights.
- Executive Terminal - Designed for private aviation flights.
Between terminals the airport has free transport links. Buses run between T1, T2 and T3, as well as long-term parking. Another bus, also free, connects T4 and the car park. The bus stop is located directly opposite the exit from the terminals.
There is also an underground train between T4 and T4S.
The airport is very large, but if you follow the signs, it seems simple. From Moscow, the plane arrives at terminal T4S. After arrival, you need to follow the Exit signs to the train that runs between terminals T4 and T4S. It is difficult to get lost because this is the only way to exit this terminal. If you are arriving at Terminal T1, for example by Aeroflot, you do not need to go anywhere.
HOW TO GET THERE FROM MADRID AIRPORT
There are several ways to get from Barajas airport to the city: metro, taxi, bus, suburban train. You can also drive a car directly from the airport.
Metro
Barajas International Airport is connected to the 8th metro line ( Barajas-Nuevos Ministerios). The station of terminals T1, T2 and T3 is the penultimate station of the line, terminal T4 is the last station. In 12-15 minutes you can reach Nuevos Ministerios.
Once you are on Nuevos Ministerios,you can continue with metro lines 6 and 10 (leading to the historic center) or the train that connects to Puerta del Sol ( Puerta del Sol), Atocha railway station ( Atocha) and suburbs. You can take a free metro map at any station or. Metro hours: from 6:05 to 02:00. Movement interval: every 7 minutes during the day, after 23:00 - 15 minutes.
Remember that the airport has two stations: Aeropuerto T1, T2 and T3 - get off at it if you need Terminal 1, 2 or 3. Aeropuerto T4 - if you need Terminal 4.
The ticket price depends on the destination: up to 5 stations 1.50 €. After the fifth station, add 0.10 € for each station, with the final price being a maximum of 2 €. If you are driving to the airport, add an additional rate of € 3, which in the end, if you are driving from Madrid-Barajas airport to the city center, makes the ticket price € 5.
To buy a ticket, we advise you to use the ticket machines, as usually the metro staff speaks only Spanish.
By suburban train
From terminal T4 of Barajas airport you can leave by commuter train RENFE line no. C1. This is perhaps the most economical way to get from the airport, but it may not be the most convenient for everyone.
The station is located on the minus ground floor. Madrid's Atocha Train Station (Estación de Atocha) can be reached in 20 minutes by train. You can also get off at other stations along the route at stops Princepe Pio, Mendez Alvaro (bus station), Nuevos Ministerios, Chamartin (second railway station). Trains run every 30 minutes. The ticket costs 2.60 €. Trains run from 6:00 to 22:30. You can view the schedule and buy a ticket in advance
By bus
- Airport express
Express buses are available 24 hours a day. Waiting time during the day - 15-20 minutes, at night - 35-45 minutes. It is not difficult to find them, the bus stop is located right at the entrance to the terminals. The buses are painted yellow. From Madrid, the bus leaves from the Atocha train station (Estación de Atocha), stops at Sibelis Square and O'Donell Street. On average, the journey takes 35-40 minutes. The ticket costs 5 €.
Express bus stops at the airport:
- Terminal T1 - Floor P0, Arrivals
Note!The Atocha bus stop is open only during the daytime: from 06:00 to 23:30.
At night, the bus stop is close by, also in the center of Madrid on the Cibeles Square.
- Bus number 200
Also, in front of the terminals of Barajas airport, buses stop №200. Barajas Airport - Avenida de América.
Avenida de América is a major transport hub, where you can change to other city and intercity buses and metro.
Buses run from 5:00 to 23:30. The interval of movement is 10-20 minutes. The fare is 1.50 €. Travel time 30 min.
Airport Stops:
- Terminal T4 - Floor P0, Arrivals
- Terminal T1 - Floor P0, Arrivals, opposite baggage claim 2
- Terminal T1 - floor P1, departure area
- Terminal T2 - Floor P0, Arrivals
- Terminal T2 - floor P2, departure area
- Terminal T3 - Floor P0, Arrivals
- Bus number 101
Bus route - connects the Canillejas transport hub and Barajas Airport Terminals T1, T2 and T3. (Please note: the airport stop is not the end point of line 101 - this is a passing bus).
Timetable:
- From Canillejas:
Monday - Saturday from 06:00 to 23:45;
- From Pueblo de Barajas:
Monday - Saturday from 06:00 to 23:25;
Sunday and public holidays from 07:00 to 23:25.
The interval of movement is 15-20 minutes. During peak hours, waiting times can be up to 30 minutes. The fare is 1.50 €. Travel time 30 min.
Suburban buses
- Bus number 827
Connects Madrid, Canillejas, Madrid Airport Terminal T4, Alcobendas, Autonomous University and the Tres Cantos area.
Airport Stops:
- Terminal T4 - Floor P0, Arrivals
- Bus number 828
Connects Madrid, Canillejas, Madrid Airport Terminal T4, Alcobendas and Autonomous University
Airport Stops:
- Terminal T4 - Floor P0, Arrivals
- Bus number 822
Connects Terminal T1 of Madrid airport and Coslada and San Fernando de Henares.
Airport Stops:
- Terminal T1 - floor P1, departure area
Timetable:
- From San Fernando de Henares: 06:30 to 22:30;
- From the airport: 05:45 am to 10:00 pm.
The bus does not run on Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays.
- Bus number 824
Connects Terminal T1 and T2 of Adolfo Suarez Madrid-Barajas Airport with Alcalá de Henares
Airport Stops:
- Terminal T1 - Floor P1, Arrivals
- Terminal T1 - floor P1, departure area
- Terminal T2 - Floor P0, Arrivals
- Terminal T2 - floor P2, departure area
Timetable:
- From Alcala de Henares:
on weekdays from 06:40 to 22:00;
Saturdays, Sundays and weekdays: 08:30 to 21:30
- From the airport:
On weekdays from 05:45 to 21:10;
Saturdays, Sundays and weekdays: 07:30 to 20:30.
A one-way ticket for commuter buses can be purchased from the driver, or a 10-intercity travel pass can be purchased at city newsstands and tobacco kiosks. This ticket is not valid for the Madrid public transport (EMT).
By taxi
Taxis can be taken at special stops located near terminal T4 arrivals, terminal T1 arrivals (opposite entrance 2), terminal T2 arrivals (opposite waiting room 5). Take a taxi in these places. Be sure to pay attention to the fact that the counter turns on only when you get into the car.
Taxi fares in Madrid range from 1 € to 1.5 € per kilometer and directly depends on the travel zones and destination. Keep in mind, if your journey starts at the airport (or ends at it), then 5 - 5.5 € will be added to the cost. The average price tag for taxi services from Madrid airport to the city center should not exceed 40-50 €.
At Madrid airport, it is still very common to “warm your hands” on tourists who first arrived in Spain. There is an effective way not to get screwed up with extra tariffs. One of the most effective alternatives is to call a taxi over the Internet. It is quite possible to take a taxi from the terminal, but with this option, all risks are transferred to the passenger, the cost of a taxi can cost you 2 times more than the actual tariff. That is why it is advisable to place a preliminary order in the search form below. Your order confirmation will be sent to you by e-mail, and the driver will be waiting at the exit from the arrivals area with a sign with your name on it. Also, the driver can help you with your luggage, and the full payment will be made only after arriving at the place, which you will already know when booking a taxi.
Car rental at Madrid airport
Car rental agencies are located in the arrivals terminals of Barajas Airport. When you rent a car, you will find it parked in front of the airport terminal building. From the arrival terminal building to the parking lot - 2 minutes.
To rent a car, we advise you to turn to the services of a popular service, multifunctional and simple, which will allow you to choose the most suitable car at home and receive it immediately upon arrival.
Find cheap flights
If you have not yet purchased air tickets to Madrid, then right now you can use the convenient search form. All you need to do is enter the starting point and destination and estimated travel dates, and then click "Find Flights". The air ticket finder will select the best route for you and show the minimum price among airlines and air ticket agencies.
We will tell you how to get from Madrid airport to the city center by different types of transport and how much it costs.
Most of the planes arrive at Madrid Barajas Airport, terminal T4S. After passing through passport control you need to go up to the second floor and from there get to terminal T4 by a free electric train... The trip lasts 5 minutes, the interval of electric trains is 10 minutes.
Once you have collected your luggage, you can get from the airport to the city center by bus, train, metro or taxi.
Briefly about the route:
- Distance to the center of Madrid - 13 kilometers
- How long to go: from 12 minutes
- Fare: from 1.5 euros
Metro
At Madrid airport, there are signs to the metro.
Dedicated ticket machines accept credit cards and cash. The cost of a ticket from the airport to the Nuevos Ministerios station is 4.6 euros.
The Metro in Madrid runs from 06:00 am to 02:00 am, trains run every 5 to 8 minutes. The duration of the trip to the city center will be 12-15 minutes.
note: Metro turnstiles are located both at the entrance and at the exit, so the ticket must be kept until the final destination.
Bus
You can also get to Madrid from Barajas Airport by bus.
The yellow express number 203 takes you from Madrid airport to Atocha train station (Estacion de Atocha) with intermediate stops Plaza de Cibeles and O'Donell.
The ticket costs 5 euros, you can buy it from the driver.
Travel time to the final station (Atocha station) - 40 minutes. Express runs around the clock:
- From 06:00 to 23:25 - every 15-20 minutes
- from 23:25 to 06:00 - every 35 minutes.
Also, at the airport terminal T4, regular buses number 200, 201, 204, 827, 828 stop, which follow to the stops of Avenida de America and Canillejas in Madrid. From there you can get to the city center by taking the metro.
A city bus ticket costs 1.5 euros (sold by the driver).
Buses run only during the day - from 06:05 to 23:30 with an interval of 10-20 minutes. The exact timetable for each route can be found at the stop (they change periodically). The duration of the trip to the center of Madrid is about 40 minutes.
Photo: Express Bus from Madrid Airport © Ricardo Ricote Rodriguez / flickr.com Train
The train stop is on the ground floor (P1) of terminal T4. It takes 25 minutes to drive from the airport to Madrid Atocha Train Station.
Trains from the airport run from 05:00 to 23:45. The interval of movement is half an hour. A ticket costs 2.6 euros and you can buy it from a special machine at the station.
Taxi
The taxi rank is located at the exit of Terminal T4. Licensed taxi cars in Madrid are white with a red stripe.
The average price of a trip from the airport to a hotel in the center of Madrid is 35-50 euros.
Important: pay attention to the fact that the taxi driver turns on the meter only at the moment of getting into the car - sometimes there are unscrupulous drivers.
Photo: licensed taxi from the airport © JasonParis / flickr.com Transfer
If you are arriving at night or traveling with your family, it is more convenient from Madrid airport to the city center. The driver will meet you with a sign at the airport, help you with your luggage and take you to the hotel, and you will be sure of a comfortable and safe trip without overpayments.
Travel time is about 15 minutes.
How much does the transfer at Madrid airport cost:
- - from 40 euros (2690 rubles)
- - from 40 euros (2690 rubles)
- - from 39 euros (2600 rubles)
Car rental
Lovers of moving around on their own can rent a car right at the airport. It is convenient to do this using the site
How to get from Madrid Barajas airport to the city center day and night. All public transport with prices and timetables.
To begin with, almost all transport to the airport or back to the city goes only during the day. If you are arriving at night, skip straight to the express shuttle and taxi section. A visual diagram of all transport in the picture below. The current version of the movement.
Transfer between Madrid airport terminals
Before describing the transfer from the airport, it is worth deciding which terminal you are arriving at or departing from. The airport is very large and there is transport that leaves only from a certain terminal.
First, about the terminals of which there are 5 pieces - T1, T2, T3, T4 and T4S. All transport between terminals is free and runs around the clock. Current traffic pattern.
It can be seen from the diagram that all terminals from T1 to T4 are connected by train, so we look for the corresponding signs and go down to the free train. The only exception is the T4S terminal, but this is not a problem either, since it is connected by a transition to the T4 terminal.
City buses to Madrid airport
I'll start with the most budget option - city buses 101 and 200 for 1.5 €. Both buses run only during the day and do not reach the city center, i.e. will have to change to the metro. It turns out cheap, but not very convenient, except in the case of someone who has booked an apartment somewhere near the bus stops.
- Bus 101 runs from Canillejas Metro Station (line 5) on weekdays from 6:00 to 23:45, and on weekends from 07:30 to 23:45. Departure from the airport takes place from 6:00 to 23:25, and on weekends from 07:30 to 23:25. Stop at terminals T1,2,3.
- Bus 101 runs from the Avenida de America metro station from 5:10 am to 11:43 pm, and from the airport, departs from 5:00 am to 11:30 pm. Stop at terminals T1,2,3,4.
All buses are valid with the EMT urban transport pass. Whichever bus you choose, in order to get to the center (Atocha station) you need to make at least 1 more change on the metro. So this is the choice for those who are well-versed in a new city.
Metro from Madrid airport
For some it may be good news that there is a metro to Madrid airport, but everything is as good as it seems. Metro line # 8 runs to the airport, which has two minuses.
- Meters to the airport are paid at a special rate. Minimum cost € 4.5 is a maximum of 5 stops from the airport, each subsequent stop plus € 0.1. In order not to count the stops, you can buy a ticket for 5 € before the final Nuevos Ministerios or buy a general ticket for 6 € allowing you to make a change.
- The metro line does not go to the city center, which means you need to change trains. To get to the center (Atocha station), you need to change to the Renfe suburban trains C1,2,3,4,7,10.
Metro line 8 is open both from the terminal Nuevos Ministerios and from the airport from 6:05 to 1:30. On weekends and holidays, the schedule may change, see the current one. Tickets are sold in vending machines at all stations. Departure from T2 and T4.
Renfe C1 train to Madrid airport
The C1 line of the Renfe commuter trains also connects to Madrid airport. This is the fastest way to get to the center as the train goes through the Atocha station. The train only departs from Terminal T4.
One way ticket costs 2.6 €. The operating hours of the line from the airport from 6:02 to 23:33, from the final Principe Pio from 5:56 to 22:25. For the train, you need to buy separate tickets at the ticket office or at the machines at the station.
Express bus from / to Madrid Airport
One of the most convenient ways to leave the airport. The bus runs around the clock from terminals T1, 2 and 4 to ATOCHA and CIBELES stations. The fixing fare is 5 €, tickets are sold from the driver upon boarding.
In the afternoon, from 6:00 to 23:30, the bus goes to the terminal at the ATOCHA station, and at night from 23:55 to 5:35 its route is slightly reduced and the final one becomes CIBELES. More about the route.
Taxi from the airport
The most convenient option is as usual and the most expensive. But this is an indispensable option if you are with children or large luggage. When ordering a taxi in advance, for example in Russian, you will be met upon arrival with a sign, help you carry your luggage, and at the end you will be brought directly to the door of the booked hotel.
Picturesque, sunny, generous with architectural excesses, Spain can rightfully be proud of many human creations, among which the building of the largest international airport in Spain, Barajas, occupies a worthy place, in itself - a work of art.
In 2014 Madrid Barajas Airport changed its name. Instead of Madrid-Barajas, he became Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas.
In addition to its undeniable visual appeal, Madrid airport is the fourth in Europe in terms of passenger traffic and eleventh in the world. Besides Barajas - connecting link between Europe and Latin America. The giant airport got its name thanks to the 21st district of Madrid of the same name.
Barajas was opened back in 1931 (the author of the project is the Englishman Richard Rogerson), but its minimalist architecture still boggles the mind - what is one undulating ceiling, resting on a forest of columns. All together creates a feeling of weightlessness and transparency of the halls of the building.
Located in 12 km northeast of the capital, Madrid airport includes as many as five terminals (T1, T2, T3, T4 and T4S).
One of them, T4, built in 2006, is the largest in the world in terms of area (760 sq. M.).
To facilitate the stay of passengers at the airport and for their convenience, a lot of services are provided, both paid and free. Among them are medical care and pharmacy points, lost and found and meeting points, cozy cafes, excursion bureaus, free zones Wifi and payphones, bank branches, currency exchange offices and even children's playgrounds.
It is not out of place to say that Barajas is equipped with 22 information desks, actively helping travelers with all the questions and difficulties that have arisen. In addition, convenient infographics and visual presentation of information do not allow you to get lost, but contribute to the timely movement within the airport.
Between terminals Barajas has free transport links. So, the bus runs between T1, T2 and T3, as well as long-term parking. Another bus, also free of charge, connects T4 and the parking lot, and an underground train runs between T4 and T4S.
Hotels closest to Madrid airport
Barajas Airport is conveniently located relatively close to the city center. Below is a list of hotels close to the airport.
How to get to Madrid airport
Accurate airport address: Aeropuerto Internacional de Madrid-Barajas, Avenida de la Hispanidad, s / n, 28042 Madrid, España
The route from Barajas airport to the center of Madrid on the map:
There are several convenient ways to get to Barajas Airport - by metro, bus, car / taxi and train. Let's get to know each of them in more detail, the choice is yours.
Metro
Barajas Airport is connected to the center of Madrid (Nuevos Ministerios station) by the eighth metro line. Just 12-15 minutes and 3 euros - and you are there. We remind you that the metro is open from 6 am to 01:30 am. From the airport you can also get to the stations Colombia, Pinar del Rey, Mar de Cristal, Campo de las Naciones.
To Barajas Airport from Atocha Renfe Station
If you come to Madrid by train, you will find yourself at the station Atocha renfe - the main railway station, where the Renfe or AVE trains arrive and depart. From this station you can get to the airport with two transfers.
- From Atocha-Renfe station, take the metro to Line L1 (blue), you need to go to the station Tribunal.
- At Tribunal, change to the line L10 (purple), you need to go to the station Nuevos Ministerios.
- At Nuevos Ministerios station, change to the line L8 (purple) and go straight to the airport.
Remember that the airport owns two stations: Aeropuerto T1, T2 and T3 - get off at it if you need Terminal 1, 2 or 3. Aeropuerto T4 - if you need Terminal 4.
Train
From Terminal T4 (minus the first floor), there is a RENFE train to the center of Madrid. This is the C1 city train line. A one-way ticket costs 2.60 euros, travel time is 18 minutes. From Madrid Barajas Airport, the first train leaves at about 6 am and the last one at 11:30 pm.
Travel times from the main Madrid metro stations to Barajas Airport (Terminal 4):
- Príncipe Pío train station - Airport T4: 38 minutes.
- Chamartín train station - Airport T4: 11 minutes.
- Nuevos Ministerios train station - Airport T4: 18 minutes.
- Atocha train station - Airport T4: 25 minutes.
- Puerta del Sol train station - Airport T4: 22 minutes.
- Méndez Álvaro: 29 minutes.
Bus
There is an express bus from Barajas to Madrid Atocha Station. It is not difficult to find it - it is the only bus painted yellow. The stops are located near the arrivals area of \u200b\u200bterminal T4. In the daytime, the interval of movement is 15 minutes, at night - half an hour. The fare is about 5 euros, and the travel time is 40 minutes. By the way, you can buy a ticket from the driver.
The numbers of buses stopping at the airport are 200, Expres (yellow), 101, 822, 824, 827, 828.
Many intercity buses in Spain start from the airport, which can take you both to the resort south and to the mountainous north.
Car / Taxi
Taxi ranks can be easily found near any terminal in the arrivals areas (T1 - near the waiting room # 2, T2 - near the waiting room # 5, T3 - near the waiting room # 7, T4 - near the arrivals area).
Pay attention to the taxi meter when you get into the car - it should be at zero.
The taxi fare in Madrid ranges from 1 to 1.5 euros per kilometer and directly depends on the travel zones and the destination. But if your journey starts at the airport (or ends at it), then 5 - 5.5 euros will be added to the cost. The average price tag for a taxi from Madrid airport to the city center is 40 euros.
You can order a taxi in advance on the Russian-language website and pay a fixed amount. The website dealing with international transfers from airports and not only KiwiTaxi estimates the trip from Madrid Barajas airport to the city center - from 2460 rubles.
Airport car park
Madrid airport Barajas, in its scale resembles a small city, and has appropriate parking.
Next to terminal T4, there is a five-level indoor parking lot P4 with a capacity of over 7,000 cars, with direct access to the arrivals and departures halls. To get to the parking lot, you need to get a parking ticket according to the standard scheme (in front of the barriers, press the corresponding button and wait for the ticket to appear).
Remember that the speed of movement in the parking lot must not exceed 10 km / h; do not leave valuables and the parking ticket itself in the car; check before going out that the car is closed and remember the exact parking spot. The parking lot has 36 automatic payment machines and 2 cash desks, and an automated control system at the entrance indicates the availability of free spaces and a convenient way to them.
Near terminal T1 there is an open parking lot P1, designed for more than 2,000 cars, and next to terminals T2 and T3 there is a multi-level parking lot P2 with a capacity of more than 4,000 cars. Parking costs up to 30 minutes - 0.6 euros; up to 1 hour - 1.55 euros; daily cost up to 4 days - 15.45 euros per day, and from the fifth day - 12.35 euros per day.
There is also an express parking near the Nuevos Ministerios metro station, operating from 06:30 to 22:30. The capacity is 60 parking spaces, and the cost of 1 hour is 3 euros, 2 hours is 8.4 euros, etc.
Rent a car at Madrid Barajas airport
There is a lot to see in Madrid and beyond. If you are armed with a navigator on your smartphone, dealing with the road from the airport to the hotel will not be a problem. But in the coming days of vacation, you can save on excursions, reaching any objects on your own.
To find the best car hire option at Madrid Barajas Airport, you need to address this issue in advance.
Duty-free of the airport includes shops Buy-Bye, Aldeasa, The Express Shop, The Shop, offering tourists a wide variety of goods from perfumes and cosmetics to optics and accessories:
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