Cheap Flights from Madrid to Warsaw Chopin

The main airport in Warsaw is Warsaw Chopin Airport, while the city is also served by Warsaw Modlin Airport. Travelers looking to fly from Madrid to Warsaw can book flights with LOT Polish Airlines and Norwegian Air Shuttle to Warsaw Chopin Airport, while Ryanair (Ryanair baggage allowance information) provides flights to the smaller Warsaw Modlin Airport.

* This information is correct as of September 2017

Airport Information - Arriving

Warsaw Chopin Airport is Poland’s busiest airport set within a single terminal building split into five separate areas. Once you have landed at the airport you can journey into Warsaw by train from the airport’s very own train station, although those looking for a direct route to their destination can find plenty of taxis just outside the terminal building or rent a car. During your time at the airport there are a variety of things to do including extensive retail and duty-free shopping as well as many places to eat and drink. You can also connect your electronic device to the free Wi-Fi network provided by the airport to help pass the time.

Warsaw Modlin Airport is situated roughly 40 km from Warsaw and consists of a single passenger terminal. There is a bus service running from the airport into central Warsaw, although you may want to hop on a train at the nearby railway station. You can find a few basic amenities at the airport including a couple of shops and places to eat, but you may be better off bringing everything essential you need with you.

Airport Information - Departing

Madrid Airport is situated just 10 km from the capital of Spain and consists of four passenger terminals. The easiest way to get to the airport is on the metro line 8, although you can also find bus services available if you would prefer. The airport offers a wealth of facilities and amenities including retail, designer and duty-free shopping as well as a broad selection of restaurants and cafés to keep travelers happy. You will also be able to connect to free Wi-Fi during your stay or log in to an internet kiosk if you do not have an electronic device.

What to Expect in Warsaw

Summers in Warsaw see plenty of sunshine and warm temperatures of up to 24 degrees at the height of summer, although over the winter temperatures often drop below freezing. As Poland is part of the Schengen Area you don’t need to apply for a visa if you are an EU or UAE national. Remember that Poland has its own currency, the zloty, so make sure you bring the correct currency with you. Read reviews and take a look at the top hotels in Warsaw.