Cheap Flights from Berlin to Madrid

The main international airport serving Madrid is Adolfo Suarez Madrid-Barajas Airport which is located around 10km from the city. Passengers booking flights from Berlin to Madrid are able to catch flights with Iberia Express to Berlin Tegel Airport and Ryanair to Berlin Schonefeld Airport. (See Ryanair baggage allowance information)

* This information is correct as of July 2017

Airport Information - Arriving

Madrid Airport is one of Europe’s largest airports comprised of four passenger terminals which you can journey between easily on the inter-terminal shuttle bus. Once you have touched down at the airport you can make your way into central Madrid on the Metro Line 8 or by public bus, while taxis are also available if you would prefer and car rental is available. While you are waiting for flights at the airport you can look forward to a huge range of shops including duty-free shopping, while there are also many restaurants and cafes available to grab a bite to eat. Travelers at the airport can also stay connected with free Wi-Fi or wait for flights in luxury in an airport lounge.

Airport Information - Departing

Berlin Tegel Airport is Berlin’s main international airport located around 8km from central Berlin. The airport is comprised of five passenger terminals and is linked to the city of Berlin by public bus if you want to avoid taking a taxi. The airport is set to be replaced by the newer Berlin Brandenburg Airport in the near future once construction work is completed. At the airport you will find all of the amenities you would need including duty free shopping and a variety of dining and drinking spots.

Berlin Schonefeld Airport is Berlin’s second airport primarily operating flights across Europe. The airport’s four passenger terminals offer everything you would expect including shops, restaurants and cafes so you won’t be short on things to do. If you don’t want to take a taxi or drive you can get to the airport from Berlin on the S-Bahn network or by local train.

What to Expect in Madrid

In Madrid the weather is generally warmer compared to Berlin and gets very hot over the summer so be prepared for plenty of sunshine. As a part of the Schengen Area, EU citizens and nationals from the UAE are able to enter Spain without needing a visa. In Madrid you can get around easily thanks to the city’s extensive public transport networks including the Metro de Madrid and buses and trains.