Cheap Flights to Madrid from £21

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Starting in 2017 Ryanair launches its first direct flights from Scotland to the Spanish capital, the Glasgow to Madrid service initially flies 4 times a week. This brings to 11 the number of UK airports with non-stop flights.

The charms of Madrid are many, the old town center, with its grand architecture and fine art museums makes this an ideal cultural city break. Although Madrid is cold in winter the sky is nearly always blue and the sunshine strong enough to allow visitors to enjoy lively cafés, gastrobars or tapas restaurants.
Only prices for return direct flights to Madrid are displayed.

Bristol to Madrid	fr	£43	with	easyJet
Edinburgh Madrid	fr	£53	with	easyJet
Liverpool to Madrid	fr	£56	with	easyJet
Gatwick to Madrid	fr	£45	with	AirEuropa easyJet Iberia Iberia Express

Heathrow to Madrid	fr	£65	with	BA Iberia
Luton to Madrid	fr	£46	with	easyJet
Stansted to Madrid	fr	£21	with	Ryanair
Manchester Madrid	fr	£29	with	Iberia Ryanair

The very cheapest flights are on the bargain page, all fares are UNDER £60
Weekend flights to Madrid start from only £29.

To compare more prices to Madrid, click on the monthly pages below, these show extra dates and fares.

Best Prices to Madrid by Month

January	from	£21
February	from	£37
March	from	£42
April	from	£39

May	from	£39
June	from	£43
July	from	£49
August	from	£53

From your local airport in Wales or southwest England compare fares from £43.

If travelling from the north, check prices from Northern England - Madrid fr. £40

Transfers at Madrid Barajas Airport (MAD), Spain

Located just 8 miles out north east of central Madrid off the N11 (E90) motorway, the airport is well signposted.
Taxi	A taxi to town should cost no more than 20 Euros. Make sure that the meter is set to zero or to the minimum charge. If in doubt, ask for a receipt and make a note of the taxi registration number.
Coach	The Yellow EMT Airport Bus to Plaza de Colón bus terminal now no longer runs. Bus no. 204 runs from Terminal 4 to the city centre, bus no. 201 runs from Terminal 4 to the nearby Barajas airport Metro station. Bus no.200 stopt at Terminals 1,2 and 3 and runs to Avenida de América.
Train	The quickest and easiest method to travel into Madrid is via the underground. Line 8 Metro trains run from the airport underground station to Nuevos Ministerios in the city centre. (N.B.- Keep a close look on your possessions in underground trains). The Metro also links to the Spanish RENFE railway network.

Quick guide to Madrid sights

Prado - Large art gallery with Spanish, Flemish & Italian masters from 15th C. to 19th C. Great collections by Velasquez, El Greco, Goya.
Puerta del Sol - Official centre of Madrid and of Spain.
Plaza Mayor - Famous and beautiful 17th C. arcaded square lined with pavement cafes.
Plaza de la Villa - 17th C. Madrid town hall.
El Rastro - The worlds biggest flea market.
Reina Sofia & Thyssen Bornemisza galleries - Fabulous collections of modern Spanish art, incl. Picasso's famous "Guernica".
Palacio Real - Sumptuously decorated 18th C. royal palace, magnificent armoury, clocks, tapestries, frescoes and throne room.
Panteon de Goya - Small church, contains painted ceiling by Goya and the painter's tomb.
Archeological museum - All the history of the Spanish Peninsula.
Monasterio de las Descalzas Reales - Beautiful convent packed with art treasures.
Botanical Gardens - 8 Hectares with over 30.000 plant species.
Parque del Buen Retiro - Spacious park with lake, statues and gardens.
Al Cala & Gran Via - Some of the grandest avenues in Madrid, Art Deco facades, shopping.
Rastro - Mix with locals in this mass of old narrow streets, sprawling crowded street markets, bars and tapas.

Home > Spain > Madrid Last updated on 15 January 2021 at 02:08.

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